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• I denied it. (10)
• Palmet denied it. (10)
• It would be hard if that were denied! (10)
• Sleep was denied them. (10)
• Dahlia was denied to him. (10)
• Dahlia was denied to him. (22)
• That may be denied to me. (10)
• But this he stoutly denied. (4)
• Nataly strongly denied it. (10)
• Young Michell denied the cross! (10)
• Not even his enemies denied that. (12)
• But suppose her denied to us in life. (10)
• His godmother Fortune denied him that. (10)
• Her title as Countess of Ormont is not denied. (10)
• The first time he ever denied me his confidence! (4)
• Anthony denied that he crossed his arms closely. (10)
• Anthony denied that he crossed his arms closely. (22)
• There is more virtue in poverty, He denied that. (10)
• This could not be denied, and Fanny was silenced. (4)
• But why was this ineffable blessing denied to them? (10)
• Colonel Halkett denied the benefits of those bills. (10)
• It denied him holidays; it cut him off from dreams. (10)
• It was denied to him, and Carlo claimed his privilege. (10)
• He put on the air of a host, and would hardly be denied. (9)
• Jack dallied with the imputation, but denied his guilt. (10)
• The wife was denied to him; he could conceive of no other. (10)
• He clamoured at the door, but Barto was denied to him there. (10)
• But the proud society of the burglarious denied him opportunity. (10)
• Denied protection of the law, neither property nor life was safe. (7)
• Emma denied none of it aloud, and agreed to none of it in private. (4)
• He denied that any sarcasm was intended, and the lesson continued. (10)
• I am determined, you see, not to be denied admittance at Churchhill. (4)
• In the first place, she denied that she had been left in our charge. (9)
• The fact had to be denied or affirmed instantly, and Sewis was silent. (10)
• The consolation of hating, or of despising, her tormentress was denied. (10)
• The farmer bluntly denied it was he was the party who made her unhappy. (10)
• But tears were denied her: too hard and unmoved had she passed through life. (12)
• She was denied the petulant satisfaction of rousing the championship bitter to her. (10)
• Bigot too denied his knavery, until the papers signed by himself put him to silence. (19)
• Temple denied it, and a devil seized him to perceive some comicality in the dialogue. (10)
• She would have denied nothing to her aunts: she was ready to confide it to her mother. (10)
• But she indignantly denied to herself that she had wished to appeal to him for sympathy. (9)
• Emilia, to make sure of the thing she dreaded, forced the note, and would not be denied. (10)
• Then begins a dash for the freedom and privacy which has been denied them since morning. (21)
• The man to whom you are writing has denied himself and his own past and all who love him. (12)
• He believed in her right to choose according to her pleasure since her lover was denied her. (10)
• It is now that the country crowd perhaps gets a thrill that is denied the New York city audience. (21)
• She may have been beautiful; one could not readily say, for her eyes denied attention to all else. (1)
• Wilfrid promised to visit him some day: a fact he denied to Emilia, when she charged him with it. (10)
• She denied that she was defiant: upon which he accused the hand in her bosom of clutching a dagger. (10)
• A soft and restful spot was now denied him; a certain warmth and allurement had gone out of his life. (8)
• Some had ascended the stairs at the farther end, and, denied admittance above, waited for better fortune. (1)
• Cynolatry is tolerant so long as the dog is not denied an equal divinity with the deities of other faiths. (7)
• His democracy was more of the head and mine more of the heart, and his denied the equality which mine affirmed. (9)
• In fine, young Ralph was popular, and our superb prince, denied the privilege of despising, ended by detesting him. (10)
• Despite resentment, her deepest heart denied his being indifferent either to her honour or his own in relation to it. (10)
• The noise of his labored breathing frightened him, and he tried to still it, but his bursting lungs would not be denied. (1)
• Yet it will hardly be denied that these men love Ireland; and they have not shown themselves by their acts to be insane. (10)
• When asked to sign the protocol, however, he retracted his entire statement, and denied his guilt with extreme stubbornness. (12)
• Now, fellow-citizens, it cannot be denied that the Republican party has suffered by too long and too easy a tenure of office. (14)
• Having missed the eminence that would have given him calumniation, he is also denied the obscurity that would bring misconstruction. (7)
• The major smiled, while he still pressed his services to see them past the picquets, but they were resolved and would not be denied. (6)
• It was possible, though she would not confess it even to herself, and only yesterday had denied it, without the quiver of an eyelash. (5)
• His attitude was strictly scientific; he denied nothing, but he expected the supernatural to be at least as convincing as the natural. (9)
• It cannot be denied that the original design was faulty and short-sighted, and did not fully profit by the capabilities of the situation. (2)
• When the door of No.62 was opened he could distinctly hear her singing, and said so at once, to prevent any chance of being denied entrance. (8)
• The Countess of Cressett, having her cousin, the beautiful Mrs. Kirby-Levellier, in her house, has denied Lord Brailstone admission at her door, we can affirm. (10)

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