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• Do lose control! (8)
• Her control gave way. (8)
• I am past my own control. (10)
• Do we control these things? (8)
• Control must be lodged somewhere. (16)
• Gyp made an effort to control a smile. (8)
• I am a fool who cannot control himself. (8)
• Her nerves were completely under control. (10)
• No control over him at a moment like this? (10)
• He was only kept in control at all by his work. (8)
• She had, briefly, a certain control of herself. (10)
• Rhoda could not control the impulse to cry it out. (10)
• Rhoda could not control the impulse to cry it out. (22)
• Fear had by excess forfeited control of his faculties. (1)
• The control of the upper Hudson falls with West Point. (18)
• The next matter of control is the location of switches. (17)
• He was startled and found it difficult to control himself. (12)
• And this is about all the complication of control necessary. (17)
• They were not long in supreme control of the field, however. (16)
• We cannot, men or woman, control the heart in sleep at night. (10)
• Perhaps you will kindly control yourself, and leave this to me. (8)
• Must your voice escape control exactly at the indicatory words? (10)
• The ultimate control of such a foundation constitutes a problem. (16)
• Good sense and duty counselled her to control her wayward spirit. (10)
• Control and discipline undermined, and these bitter apples the result! (8)
• We came to America because we had no money; the nobility had control of it. (18)
• You have constantly been tempted to use all the force you control against me. (12)
• Then at a touch of her fingers on his hair, he lost control, and kissed her lips. (8)
• Changes began to follow each other rapidly after he came into control of the house. (9)
• She could not control a little start at his approach, and he frankly recognized it. (9)
• They have their appetites in full control, to eat when they can, or cheerfully fast. (10)
• Not to have control enough to stop short of digging his claws into that precious mite! (8)
• But she knew that in the city she could control the expenditure, the manner of living. (13)
• The reason is that there are no organizations to control the accumulation of property. (18)
• Naturally not abrupt, except when nervously excited, Jolyon had become control incarnate. (8)
• Their control in this way intimated a volatility which was not perceptible in their sentiment. (9)
• Many matters were under her control, but were not, so to speak, connected with the outer world. (8)
• Control of the wayward is not to be sought in reduction of restraints, but in their multiplication. (7)
• The Union League Club was a Republican organization under the control of the Blaine wing of the party. (14)
• Of course, we have both lived too long, and seen too much of the world, to suppose we can control such things. (9)
• Whether he will so far control this following as to decide the nature of the novel with us remains to be seen. (9)
• My dear friend Temple was at sea, or I should have had one near me to detect and control the springs of nonsense. (10)
• Probably he had already taken measures to get control of the abandoned property and had his corporation organized. (13)
• If you expect me to deplore that fact, I can only answer that my actions are under my control, my feelings are not. (10)
• When the lighting of the small house has been considered from these angles, the control is then the essential problem. (17)
• Pole, though he had betrayed nothing under the excitement of the sudden shock, had lost the proper control of his mask. (10)
• He himself is debarred from all public offices of honor, and his control over other public officers grows less and less. (16)
• The boss canvasman is first on the ground and remains in supreme control of the horde of brawny men who trail after him. (21)
• He dodged beneath the fire line and began to run toward the east end, driven by a wild impulse that he could not control. (13)
• Moved beyond control by the little gulps and gasps of her breathing, he stepped forward and put his hands on her shoulders. (8)
• That the Associated Press is powerful enough to be a bad trust if those who control it so desire must be admitted offhand. (16)
• Todds first, by the courtesy of Ines, whose decorous control of his legs at a weighty moment was rightly read by his party. (10)
• And De Craye had an Irish tongue; and he had it under control, so that he could talk good sense and airy nonsense at discretion. (10)
• Curiously, I say; for this gossip is not under their control; it is as often adverse as favorable; it kills as much as it sells. (16)
• The result was evident in the satiation with rhythm and grace which her limbs and joints showed and her perfect control of them. (12)
• There is wonderful finality about a meal; it removes a world of doubts, for no one misses meals except for reasons beyond control. (8)
• He thought she was going to cry; but, getting up quickly, she half turned her back on them, and stood regaining control of herself. (8)
• But she was considered a little morbid, and certainly she had an exaltation of the nerves that was at times almost beyond her control. (9)
• They were antagonistic, and, rational as Lady Jocelyn was, and with her passions under control, she was unlikely to side with Mrs. Shorne. (10)
• The memory is sometimes so retentive, so serviceable, so obedient; at others, so bewildered and so weak; and at others again, so tyrannic, so beyond control! (4)
• Uneasy doubts and suspicions, the more poignant that he felt himself powerless to check or control the march of events, came crowding upon him. (8)
• In Michigan the Booth Brothers control six clean, independent papers, which, for the local reasons given above, exercise a remarkable influence. (16)
• In the effort to escape its ban, they unwittingly emancipated their art from the control of the Church, and made it accessible to mankind in general. (3)
• Of course, the transfer of our newspapers from personal to corporate ownership and control was not a matter of preference, but a practical necessity. (16)
• There are sufficient reasons why the Tories should always be able to keep together, but let them have the credit of cohesiveness and subordination to control. (10)

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