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• Richard did not approach him. (10)
• Approach the twirling couples. (10)
• It had an outer gate, and a rustic approach. (8)
• Sir Willoughby beckoned to him to approach. (10)
• The approach of night quickened his efforts. (1)
• It did not seem to involve a nearer approach to her. (10)
• Rose saw him approach, and knew him in the distance. (10)
• The Countess delicately signed for him to approach her. (10)
• By all means he was to avoid the approach of the gentry. (10)
• He showed no sign that he expected the approach of any one. (10)
• He showed no sign that he expected the approach of any one. (22)
• He noticed that his second approach produced the same effect. (10)
• To approach her had cost her each time a pang and a struggle. (12)
• The Kaiser cannot approach for him; the citizens are outraged. (10)
• A hurried footing told of the approach of one whom he expected. (10)
• Fearing the approach of softness, he prepared to take his leave. (10)
• He said it with the nearest approach to fervour she had noticed. (10)
• They stood still and looked at the bull, who continued to approach. (8)
• Basil had hoped to approach this famous city with just associations. (9)
• The giants cannot approach its paths nor the eagles reach its peak. (12)
• They were refreshed by the sound of German cheering, as in approach. (10)
• You must give dignity to the main building by some kind of approach. (13)
• There was a bustle on her approach; a good deal of moving and talking. (4)
• In so large a party it was not necessary that Emma should approach her. (4)
• Well, suppose we approach it from the viewpoint of the Anti-Sweating dinner. (8)
• She let the question approach her, whether Chillon could pardon Lord Fleetwood. (10)
• His soliloquy was here interrupted by the approach of his wife, bearing a valise. (8)
• When he brought down his head again, it was to perceive the approach of Clementina. (9)
• For feverishness in sick persons mounts steadily with the approach of a certain hour. (8)
• Many gentlemen considered themselves bound to approach and be ready in case of need. (10)
• She wore her bonnet, and she warned me not to approach, and then ran down to meet me. (9)
• So wary had been his approach, that Murray and his garrison were ignorant of danger. (19)
• I can approach no nearer because of the hardness of the snow, which is very firmly packed. (7)
• There is no such unlocker of the secrets of the heart as the possibly near approach of death. (6)
• Flames of fire darted out from a log-house battery which barred his approach to the Lower town. (19)
• She waited, with her kind eyes fixed wistfully upon Alice, for the young people to approach and get by. (9)
• While no one dared yet to approach the miracle worker, a woman rushed panting and moaning into the room. (12)
• Fulkerson said this with the nearest approach he could make to seriousness, which was a kind of unhappiness. (9)
• Hence the need of a careful and wary approach in all newspaper crusades, particularly on the political side. (16)
• Curiosity urged me to approach, but a sense of mortification over my ignominious fate bade me restrain myself. (21)
• In a silence if anything more profound than that of their approach, the two young people retired down the drive. (8)
• She was nothing more to him now than the cock in the courtyard, which was crowing to greet the approach of dawn. (5)
• True, he might now conscientiously approach the heiress, take her hand with an open countenance, and retain it. (10)
• But he smiled secretively, told her that his technical approach was a roundabout one, and asked her to have patience. (12)
• This she afterward placed in the open window as a sign and welcome to the hunter if he should approach from that side. (1)
• The old London road runs on one side of it; while the New Approach, leaving it on the other hand, completes the circuit. (2)
• At that moment three men stepped silently forward from behind the clump of young trees which had concealed their approach. (1)
• She expected a cavalier, and did not perceive the approach of a pedestrian, but bowed quietly when Robert lifted his hat. (10)
• She expected a cavalier, and did not perceive the approach of a pedestrian, but bowed quietly when Robert lifted his hat. (22)
• If a straight approach is desirable, it should be made of materials that will not visibly produce this effect of division. (17)
• When he saw the English ships approach, Vergor issued a proclamation to the Acadians round about to hasten to his defence. (19)
• His pride was aroused in laying out and adorning with hemlocks an avenue which was to be the grand approach to his mansion. (18)
• At first, terrified by the French cannon and muskets, they did not venture to approach too near the walls of the French forts. (19)
• On closer approach we distinguished near the landing the form of a low gray vessel quite unlike any craft we had hitherto seen. (20)
• If they see a horse in anxiety at the approach of the car, they considerately stop, and let him get by with his driver in safety. (9)
• To Anne herself it was most distressing to see Mr Elliot enter the room; and quite painful to have him approach and speak to her. (4)
• Christine would not suffer Mrs. Mandel to approach her, and she had with her father a sullen submission which was not resignation. (9)
• We have never been there above once since the new approach was made; but still I have no doubt that James will take you very safely. (4)
• Semple and his officers surveyed the neighbouring plains through their telescopes, and made out the approach of some men on horseback. (19)
• That winter in London he behaved much as usual, but fits of moroseness would seize on him, during which he was not pleasant to approach. (8)
• But whatever he might have been going to say was at least postponed by the approach of a serving-maid, who brought a note to his daughter. (9)
• She had instinctively turned away; but stopping on his approach, received his compliments with an embarrassment impossible to be overcome. (4)
• High grassy hills approach the river, and recede again at intervals, enclosing between their spurs great fertile meadows covered with farms. (20)
• Two Indians, however, brought Governor Sargeant tidings of the approach of the enemy, and his previous successes at Moose and Rupert rivers. (19)
• Mrs. Small, Aunt Hester, and their cat were left once more alone, the sound of a door closing in the distance announced the approach of Timothy. (8)
• Alice stood there, beautiful, pathetic, austere; and Dan had halted in the spot to which he had advanced, when her eye forbade him to approach nearer. (9)
• There area few rococo churches in Italy, and perhaps more in Spain, which approach the perfection achieved by the Wurzburg cathedral in the baroque style. (9)

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