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• Is it to be conceived? (10)
• Algernon conceived a brilliant notion. (10)
• Algernon conceived a brilliant notion. (22)
• She had conceived her own image of him. (10)
• He conceived a passion for her girlhood. (10)
• He conceived a passion for her girlhood. (22)
• I conceived it, established it, built it up. (16)
• She could hardly have conceived me an obstacle. (10)
• By this the state of his brain may be conceived. (10)
• I treat opera there as Alfieri conceived tragedy. (10)
• Her soul yearned to the man whose mind conceived it. (10)
• His arrangements for shooting were precisely conceived. (8)
• Swithin conceived a sudden aversion for this catlike man. (8)
• The letter revealed what I had often conceived might be. (10)
• That mother is reported, is generally conceived, as dead. (10)
• I have conceived that Benson invisible might be sitting on it. (10)
• It was harshly conceived and it is being remorselessly executed. (10)
• In this shrill hush of quietude, The ear conceived a severing cry. (10)
• He wished to explain the situation to her, as he then conceived it. (10)
• I conceived him, I confessed, hardly pitiable, though not enviable. (10)
• He shall know that I am not the base person he has conceived me to be. (10)
• And now first her imagination conceived the hero who was to subdue her. (10)
• The whole affair is eighteenth-century French, as the Germans conceived it. (9)
• Carling genially conceived a real gratification to be conferred on his wife. (10)
• Clearly, because she conceived that he had no virile fire in his composition. (10)
• Clearly, because she conceived that he had no virile fire in his composition. (22)
• In what I conceived to be play, he told her that many would buy her even now. (10)
• It is deeply conceived, in the first place, and therefore it cannot be impure. (10)
• Then suddenly she conceived a thought which made her blood run positively cold. (8)
• As they rarely failed to carry out any plan deliberately conceived by them, Mr. (10)
• He conceived of no temptation to his repressed irascibility save the political. (10)
• We forget her having been conceived in the fear of men, shaped to gratify them. (10)
• Beckley Court was her Elysium ere the ardent feminine brain conceived a loftier summit. (10)
• She conceived that were he to bring on a supreme crisis, her heart would declare itself. (10)
• As to this, Juliana was sufficiently open, though, as she conceived, her art was extreme. (10)
• I suggested, as I conceived in a similar spirit the forcible ducking of Mr. Peterborough. (10)
• At last Anne was at home again, and happier than any one in that house could have conceived. (4)
• Her brothers conceived her to possess such force of mind that they held no secrets from her. (10)
• She conceived it to be neither sublime nor generous: not even good; merely her peculiar duty. (10)
• It will readily be conceived that I could not carry this huge package on my own, merely human, shoulders. (2)
• She almost conceived what this other, not sisterly, love might be; though not as its victim, by any means. (10)
• This literary person had left the club soon after its initiation, having conceived for it a sudden dislike. (8)
• He perfectly conceived the situation, and got an amusement from it that I could get only through sympathy with him. (9)
• Simple unfitness can scarcely be conceived of a captain having our common senses and a warranted pilot at his elbow. (10)
• The flattery of a beautiful young woman to wait on him would be very agreeable to Lord Dannisburgh, Dacier conceived. (10)
• It was true that he had in his blind way struck the keynote of his position, much as I myself had conceived it before. (10)
• If we have conceived our plan of action in purity of heart, we shall be guided to discern the means which may serve us. (10)
• He had conceived that his mother had a right to claim one month from him at the close of the war; he said this reddening. (10)
• It always ended in a dissatisfaction, more or less vehement, with the outcome of American conditions as he conceived them. (9)
• What we have strongly conceived we ought to make others strongly imagine, and we ought to use every genuine art to that end. (9)
• She had set him on fire; he conceived a method for trampling the remaining sparks and erasing stain and scars; that was all. (10)
• The notion of a sea-side resort at this point was courageously conceived, and to a certain extent it was generously realized. (9)
• Ceasing to be a social rebel, he conceived himself as a recognized dignitary, and he passed under the bondage of that position. (10)
• He at least did not conceive of her as she conceived of herself; but this may be impossible to any man with regard to any woman. (9)
• With this gift, if he trifled, or slid downward in any direction, he could right himself easily, as he satisfactorily conceived. (10)
• With this gift, if he trifled, or slid downward in any direction, he could right himself easily, as he satisfactorily conceived. (22)
• He had not, however, been instructed to apply for an adjournment, and in default of such instruction he conceived it his duty to go on. (8)
• Madge conceived a pretext for going into the presence of her mistress, whose attitude was the same as when she first sat in the chair. (10)
• He conceived of reality poetically and always saw his human documents, as he began early to call them, ranged in the form of an epic poem. (9)
• He conceived the idea sharply, and forthwith, without any preparation, he was ready to treat these high-aspiring ladies like schoolgirls. (10)
• They checked hers; and, moreover, he had suddenly conceived an envy of her life-long, uncomplaining, almost unaspiring, constancy of sentiment. (10)
• This view appeared to me very captivating, save for an obstruction in my mind, which was, that Goddesses were always conceived by me as statues. (10)
• Her hands were clenched straight down from the shoulders: all that she conceived herself to be renouncing for his sake was expressed in her face. (10)
• He knew their literary quality, and their rank in the literary, world; but I believe he was surprised at the passion I instantly conceived for them. (9)
• She continued talking in random suggestions, and with singular heat, as if she conceived that the sensibility of her sisters required to be aroused. (10)
• It was like some long nightmare, this interminable experience of muffled sounds and shapes, of perpetual motion, conceived, and carried out in darkness. (8)
• Respect for the presence we were in, restrained any expression on either side, and a more ludicrous tableau than we presented can scarcely be conceived. (6)
• So she honestly conceived, owing to the circumstance of her honestly disliking the pomps of life and not desiring to occupy any position of brilliancy. (10)
• Lavender at once conceived an aversion from him; his appearance was unhealthy, and his eyes ravened from behind the spectacles beneath his high forehead. (8)
• Unhappily I confounded right speaking with right acting, and conceived, because I spoke so justly, that I was specially approved in pressing her to yield. (10)

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