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• Only, walk carefully. (10)
• Got it marked carefully? (8)
• Queen was carefully chained. (21)
• The guests had been carefully chosen. (8)
• At dinner that day she fished round carefully. (8)
• I beg you to consider my proposition carefully. (12)
• We might count on her to watch over him carefully. (10)
• She guarded herself most carefully from the doctor. (12)
• Gyp put the two roses carefully back among the others. (8)
• The artist had thought long and carefully over the face. (8)
• She noted carefully the river bank opposite the tall poplar. (8)
• The three soldiers were talking now in carefully lowered voices. (8)
• Hitherto she had carefully avoided every companion in her rambles. (4)
• Thyme raised herself on her elbow, turning her face carefully away. (8)
• The surface water should be carefully distributed away from the house. (17)
• He saw Hilary coming, and carefully extended a copy of the last edition. (8)
• And he carefully avoided making any mention of it in a letter to his son. (8)
• She finished; and rolling the pictures very carefully, tied them with cord. (8)
• Please consider your answer carefully for a moment; a great deal depends on it. (12)
• Again and again he knocked, then opened the door, stepped in, and closed it carefully. (8)
• And, twisting the cord carefully round the branch, he began to superintend her descent. (8)
• At last he picked it up, wiped it carefully, and took it in…. My room is next to hers. (8)
• They are put in type in the newspaper offices leisurely and the proofs are carefully read. (16)
• It had never occurred to her, on the present occasion, but as a thing to be carefully avoided. (4)
• It seemed to me the man must have had hallucinations, yet he expressed himself very carefully. (12)
• But I have written very carefully, thought Lady Dunstane, dropping her answer into the post-bag. (10)
• Then putting his painting materials carefully in the little coat-closet out of sight, he went in. (8)
• Beauchamp saw him planting a white substance most carefully at the breast buttonhole of his coat. (10)
• He quivered like a rope in the wind when Christian begged him to be exact and to think carefully. (12)
• The men on two other cars see to it that the work of their predecessors is followed up carefully. (21)
• His silvery, carefully trimmed beard contrasted picturesquely with the silky blackness of his fur. (12)
• Her ears were carefully freed from the pressure of her pillow, for she thought she heard a mosquito. (8)
• However, all vertical joints of dormers with the roof should be carefully flashed to prevent leaks. (17)
• They studied it carefully from the carriage, and Hart pointed out all the little triumphs of design. (13)
• And, wondering whether he would ever work at it again, he redamped the cloths and wrapped it carefully. (8)
• It was very long, and very carefully written; and when she read it over, she tore it into small pieces. (9)
• The arguments he had so carefully rehearsed were all forgotten; nothing left but an incoherent pleading. (8)
• Everett asked severely, removing his cigar from his lips and spitting carefully out of the half-opened window. (13)
• He had nursed her greatly embarrassed inheritance very carefully till it amounted to some twenty thousand pounds. (8)
• He passed through his study door, closed it carefully behind him, then for some unknown reason set his back against it. (8)
• He then looked carefully about him, measured off a number of paces over a singularly uneven ground and hammered in another. (1)
• He thought out carefully his little address, and sometimes wrote it out in advance even when he made no use of manuscript. (14)
• Lynch was not a bad fellow, but, like most soldiers of the old Army, had been quite carefully divested of an aesthetic sense. (8)
• Shutting every window, therefore and locking Blink carefully into his study, he set forth and took the Tube to Charing Cross. (8)
• Next, Nicholas, with a healthy colour in his face, and a carefully veiled sprightliness in every movement of his head and body. (8)
• Powers Jackson had carefully made such provision for her as would enable her to continue this habit as long as she might live. (13)
• As nearly as possible I write its words as they sounded to my ear when carefully spoken for my instruction by intelligent natives. (7)
• But presently I saw him draw his arm away ever so carefully, lay her head down on the grass, and lean forward to stare at something. (8)
• In assaulting bosses, however, a newspaper must look carefully to its ammunition, and to the order and interrelation of its salvos. (16)
• So the scene of the encounter was examined, and on one spot, carefully earthed over, blood-marks were discovered in the green sand. (10)
• Once when the duchess looked in the mirror, she saw George who had carefully taken a clock to pieces, trying to put it together again. (5)
• They were launched at a carefully selected and critical moment—at the end, to wit, of a long and well-managed series of minor attacks. (16)
• In all, fifteen pages of writing, which I carefully folded and addressed to Charles; sealed the envelope, stamped it, and destroyed it. (10)
• Carefully edited newspapers discriminate between what the public is entitled to know and what an individual has a right to keep private. (16)
• He had so often in mind faced this crisis in his affairs, that now it only meant translating into action what had been carefully thought out. (8)
• And like a blinded man turning in a circle, he began again to ask his question, first carefully and slyly, then impetuously and with passion. (12)
• So the same youth requested the use of the phial of Paravid, and Shibli Bagarag applied it carefully, tenderly, to the mouth of the Antelope. (10)
• The strain of his indecision over, he felt like a man recovering from an illness, and he carefully abstained from looking at the local papers. (8)
• He dressed carefully, and soon heard a great City bell, with horrid gulfs between the strokes, tell him that the hour was eleven toward midnight. (10)
• He dressed carefully, and soon heard a great City bell, with horrid gulfs between the strokes, tell him that the hour was eleven toward midnight. (22)
• She walked carefully, because the floor was very slippery here, and with a kind of seriousness due partly to the darkness and partly to the pictures. (8)
• In fact, it has been said that house designing is largely an assembling, into pleasing general proportions, of carefully designed traditional details. (17)
• He appeared to pore over the quantities of wine in the decanters, which he carried carefully and rather high, letting his heard droop over them protectingly. (8)
• A gilded spiral staircase with a balustrade of costly enamel leads upward within, and each window affords a carefully selected view of the southern landscape. (12)
• Sir Willoughby directed the footman in attendance to unload the fly and gather up the fragments of porcelain carefully, bidding Flitch be quick in his departing. (10)

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