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• This time they were differently disposed. (2)
• They were not disposed to second him yet. (10)
• He was disposed to think well of his uncle. (10)
• I am not particularly disposed to favour a tenant. (4)
• No, he had had some stock, but had disposed of it. (13)
• Large and cheerful-looking, and the dressing-closets so well disposed! (4)
• So she was not mildly disposed for the company of Mr. (10)
• The decision made her well disposed toward young Mont. (8)
• Visibly, that man Jarniman was disposed of with ease. (10)
• I am disposed in every way to subscribe to your wishes. (10)
• One man, well disposed, might have held it against forty. (10)
• To those, however, he was very well disposed to attach himself. (4)
• But perhaps it was not the place alone that so disposed my spirit. (2)
• I think you were disposed to do it in that street we drove through. (9)
• Lucy was disposed to think more highly of the object of her conquest. (10)
• The peasantry in general were but little disposed to counsel a wayfarer. (2)
• But the youth was not disposed unnecessarily to blazon his princeliness. (10)
• On the contrary, she was as much disposed to complain of it as her husband. (4)
• My father was certainly disposed to take very kind and proper notice of him. (4)
• No one, I believe, can blame her more than she is disposed to blame herself. (4)
• I am not disposed to purchase the honours now offered me by committing a crime. (19)
• He was as little disposed to reject it as to stop his course at a goal of his aim. (10)
• In a dazed way he watched charge after charge disposed of with lightning quickness. (8)
• It disposed him to think a happy passivity more sagacious than a restless activity. (10)
• There was one person among his new acquaintance in Surry, not so leniently disposed. (4)
• Fate seemed disposed to keep from his touch the smallest morsel of the coveted millions! (13)
• Neither Ugo nor Marco was disposed to allow any description of spy to escape unscotched. (10)
• Her gentle soul, disposed to pleasure, was suffering, too, and the tears stole up in her eyes. (8)
• Gyp stole back to the house; it being Sunday evening, the servants had been easily disposed of. (8)
• In an hour some eggs and some salame, a kind of sausage, were brought up, and quickly disposed of. (10)
• The heavy butler was disposed to summon all the commiseration he could feel for his bruised flesh. (10)
• Fanny was disposed to think the influence of London very much at war with all respectable attachments. (4)
• Edmund was sorry to hear Miss Crawford, whom he was much disposed to admire, speak so freely of her uncle. (4)
• Really, gentlemen, this is so peculiar a proposition that I am not disposed to weary you with further argument. (8)
• On the outbreak of a justifiable street-car strike the newspapers were disposed to treat it in a sympathetic way. (16)
• If the whole thing were not disposed of within the next few months the fellow would turn up again like a bad penny. (8)
• It was made by Rudyard Kipling and was his property for that reason, to be disposed of by him as he thought proper. (16)
• The recent series of feverishly sleepless nights disposed him to snappish irritability or the thirst for tenderness. (10)
• We might meet in London, were my Father disposed to carry me there, and were your Mother to be there at the same time. (4)
• I disposed it, Heaven knows how, so as to be mildly portable, and then proceeded to steer Modestine through the village. (2)
• Knightley could not impute to Emma a more relenting heart than she possessed, or a heart more disposed to accept of his. (4)
• She was not the less disposed to rebellion by a very present sense of the justice of what could be said to reprove her. (10)
• The innkeeper came up to his room, and, finding him awake, asked him if he was disposed to take a second holiday in bed. (10)
• His nerves, exacerbated by the interview he had just come through, disposed him to see a personal allusion in those words. (8)
• There is no doubt that the poorer classes in our country are much more charitably disposed than their superiors in wealth. (2)
• His appearance is so much against him, and his manner so bad, that if she ever were disposed to favour him, she is not now. (4)
• If Lienhard had been within reach and disposed to listen to her, he would have understood, and known what course to advise. (5)
• In fine, they are not solid, not law-supporting, not disposed to be (humbly be it said) beneficent, like the good English. (10)
• Old Pillin had made the settlement direct; and the solicitors were in the dark; that disposed of his difficulty about them. (8)
• Silently he rendered her service after service; but, unfortunately, at this hour Xanthe was not disposed to acknowledge it. (5)
• I have, it seems, a taste for reflection; I am now much disposed to read and meditate, which cannot be done without repose. (10)
• He is disposed to sympathize with the Democratic party at the South but cannot overcome his distrust of the party as a whole. (14)
• Such pointed insolence disposed Rosamund to an irritable antagonism, without reminding her that she had given some cause for it. (10)
• She had received ideas which disposed her to be courteous and kind to all, and to pity every one, as being less happy than herself. (4)
• Some were disposed to be hostile, and when this happened to be the case, strong, quick paddling soon put the French out of their reach. (19)
• He had disposed of this upon much the same terms as before; and they had yielded more readily because the experiment had so far succeeded. (9)
• It was evident they had all the Oriental fear and aversion to being sketched, and we saw they were disposed to make it unpleasant for us. (20)
• It was disposed of to a bookseller, it was even advertised, and why the business proceeded no farther, the author has never been able to learn. (4)
• Nature was then sparkling refreshed in the last drops of a sweeping rain-curtain, favourably disposed for a background to her joyful optimism. (10)
• Sometimes he feared that they had been attacked by the Indian hunters, who were far from favourably disposed towards their poaching neighbours. (6)
• He was disposed to excuse the formal look of his bookcases, which were filled with sets, and presented some phalanxes of fiction in rather severe array. (9)
• Under these circumstances I became less and less resolutely disposed to renew the forlorn conflict with my father concerning his prodigal way of living. (10)
• The beauty and greatness were attested by a row of dead, trimly disposed, and another of wounded, less formally placed, restless, half-naked, but bravely bebandaged. (1)

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