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• Can you credit it? (10)
• Carry it to my credit. (8)
• That is to her credit. (10)
• It does credit to us all. (8)
• Where was credit to be had? (10)
• Where was credit to be had? (22)
• Give us credit for something! (8)
• It would redound to his credit. (10)
• Credit presented many pages blanks. (10)
• I gained a deal of credit, my dears. (10)
• That has been to your credit with me. (9)
• His credit allowed him to build ships. (18)
• But I am going to have the credit of it. (9)
• I could not credit his hint of it yesterday. (10)
• For my part, I think you look a credit to it. (10)
• You had rather take evil upon credit than good. (4)
• You must give them credit for the best intentions. (8)
• Many said much of the credit for his feats was mine. (21)
• The free handling of rulers has much for the credit side. (16)
• I admire the look of it, I give no credit to the assumption. (10)
• She would risk nothing on the credit of any single intercessor. (2)
• Credit for suppers is the guarantee of unlimited entertainments. (10)
• The audience gave Austria credit for that much in a short murmur. (10)
• As for my grandson, he is a noble fellow and does me great credit. (14)
• This he knew; and in his own mind he took credit for his softness. (10)
• He was unable to forget it, though he allowed her no credit for it. (10)
• He accepted the credit she gave him, and at that we need not wonder. (10)
• I will do you the credit to suppose that you have a marriage in view. (8)
• But it is amusing to think of him carrying on the old business in 193, and with credit! (10)
• It is some credit to me that I have had it five years and not spent it. (10)
• Afterwards, he would not tell her, he would not try to gain credit by it. (8)
• Let her have the credit of doing her work thoroughly before the exposure. (10)
• However, he dismissed the contemplation of credit and its transient charms. (22)
• I rather believe you are giving me more credit for acuteness than I deserve. (4)
• If a part is insignificant, the greater our credit in making anything of it. (4)
• Well, poor old Chummy always gave you credit for knowing how to play your game. (10)
• He has not spoken distinctly; he did us the credit to see that it was not necessary. (10)
• Diana sang alone for the credit of the country, Italian and French songs, Irish also. (10)
• No gentleman would, and I have always given you credit for thinking yourself a gentleman. (9)
• I foresaw it; but this I will say, I did not credit the man with his infernal cleverness. (10)
• Your credit and mine in conjunction can replace it before the expiration of the two months. (10)
• They had beautified it in every way, and had unconsciously taken credit to them selves for it. (9)
• Miss Crawford made her first essay with great credit to herself, and no inconvenience to Fanny. (4)
• Harriet was angry with his disbelief, or say, the grudging credit he gave to the glorious news. (10)
• So as to giving credit where it is due; I would not thank a guide-post, but I must pay a guide. (14)
• Rosamund was obliged to give him credit for straightforward eyes when they did look out and flash. (10)
• Let the Countess have due credit for still allowing Evan to visit Beckley Court to follow up his chance. (10)
• My belief is that the fellows who give credit have spies about at every railway terminus in the kingdom. (10)
• My belief is that the fellows who give credit have spies about at every railway terminus in the kingdom. (22)
• He deserves a little credit for seeing that Emilia never could be his mistress, in the debased sense of the term. (10)
• How could she deny that credit to his assertions in one instance, which she had been obliged to give in the other? (4)
• Seeing, however, that her end was gained, she was entitled to the credit of it, and could pardon the means adopted. (10)
• The sight of twenty-one thousand pounds placed to my credit in the Funds assuaged my restless spirit of investigation. (10)
• C. D. Parker=, born in Boston, in 1828, a graduate of Harvard, and a teacher with many years of splendid work to his credit. (3)
• Dr. Grant, professing an indisposition, for which he had little credit with his fair sister-in-law, could not spare his wife. (4)
• To her credit, she did entirely carry out in her life her professed belief that husbands should be the forefronts of their wives. (8)
• To his credit, of course, to be so careful of his daughter, at the expense of time owed to the creation of the perfect racehorse! (8)
• She is not of a disposition to do you credit in the world, and seems precisely in her proper place at Churchhill, with the Vernons. (4)
• He worked his interest with the press to the utmost, and paragraphs of a variety that did credit to his ingenuity were afloat everywhere. (9)
• Miss Bingley immediately fixed her eyes on his face, and desired he would tell her what lady had the credit of inspiring such reflections. (4)
• You will soon be able to judge of the general credit due, by listening to some particulars which you can yourself immediately contradict or confirm. (4)
• The circumstances were of the wildest comedy, but the tale can never be told; though in all respects it redounds to the credit of everybody concerned. (2)
• Many of them, therefore, indulge in it on credit and soon find themselves deprived of what little property they had to satisfy their hardfisted employers. (7)
• Elinor was not inclined, after a little observation, to give him credit for being so genuinely and unaffectedly ill-natured or ill-bred as he wished to appear. (4)
• 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)
• Westover doubted him, for he had found that Jeff liked to give himself credit for woodcraft by discovering an escape from the depths of trackless wildernesses. (9)

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