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• A single person can experience it. (7)
• Experience might do something for him! (8)
• Is it true to human experience generally? (9)
• The wise require but one dose of experience. (10)
• Wendelin had not yet had any such experience. (5)
• Experience of trouble has made me older than he. (10)
• Not a word of any serious experience was uttered. (10)
• Her personal experience on that head was reserved. (10)
• But I confess that I was embittered by my experience. (14)
• In my experience, you can never have too much of that. (8)
• You English have the smallest experience of humanity. (10)
• He began to experience an equal disposition to cry and roar. (10)
• It was her first experience of power; and it was intoxicating. (8)
• Upon this point the experience of Captain Abrane has a value. (10)
• It was reserved for Mrs. Doria herself to experience that change. (10)
• In the course of my experience I have never known anything like it. (10)
• The elders looked at each other in the light of experience, and laughed. (9)
• Both the ladies laughed and liked each other for their common experience. (9)
• I closed my eyes again, and set to thinking over the experience of the night. (2)
• He ended his parable with a sort of weary sigh, as if oppressed by experience. (9)
• This, I believe, is the general experience, modified, of course, by exceptions. (9)
• Our experience in Vienna was but the prologue to the hospitalities at Budapest. (20)
• This stage of experience is a sublime development in the great souls of misers. (22)
• Besides, it seems to me that our experience of life has quieted us in many other ways. (9)
• What he had come to say, to do, was the effect of long experience and much meditation. (9)
• They were the trousers of a man who, according to her experience, was not a gentleman. (13)
• But how high above all other men her experience of him could place him notwithstanding! (10)
• If it is so, then it cannot well be false to the special human experience it deals with. (9)
• Bath rebukes my last fit of ambition, and the experience is very well worth the expense. (10)
• But on her journeys to and from the hospital she had more than one odd little experience. (8)
• But bitter experience, that all persons above thirty-five were spoil-sports, prevented him. (8)
• But I was rare and hungry; ate well, and smoked one of the best cigarettes in my experience. (2)
• On the other hand, they repose implicit faith in a reputation vouched for by their experience. (10)
• As for me, I feel as if I were in the dawn of one life with all the mature experience of another. (10)
• I say tawdily and ineffectively and falsely what was a very precious and sacred experience with me. (9)
• She had not expected to find him in a new transformation, and she was grateful for the experience. (12)
• Harte was no longer the alarming portent of the earlier time, but an experience of unalloyed delight. (9)
• I asked, when he had told me of this singular experience; I liked his apparently not coloring it at all. (9)
• There is such experience of calamity there that you could hardly fall the first victim to any misfortune. (9)
• No phase of our journeying was more interesting than the experience with this abrupt philological frontier. (20)
• She does not like the idea of leaving me, and my experience tells me I could not live in the house with you. (10)
• But as the speaker progressed, in periods punctuated by applause from what, by his experience at the door, Mr. (8)
• But his experience as an author had not been very great, and such as it was it had hardened and sharpened him. (9)
• She watched him as a mother-cat watches her kitten, without seeming to, of course, for she had much experience. (8)
• Experience had also taught him that a further waking at the proper hour of eight showed the folly of such panic. (8)
• He began to experience the fretful craving to see the antecedents of the torturing woman spread out before him. (22)
• Truisms, whether they lie in the depths of thought, or on the surface, are at any rate the pearls of experience. (22)
• But experience seems to contradict this theory, or else people often act contrary to their convictions and impulses. (9)
• Surely you should allow those who have had a little more experience than yourself to know what is best for prisoners. (8)
• My own experience is that in these things chance makes a very good choice for one, as it does in most non-moral things. (9)
• As it was, he was more frightened at the granary man than the strangers, having perhaps had some experience of the former. (2)
• In the process of time he came so far to trust his experience of me, that he formed the habit of giving me an annual supper. (9)
• It is this actual lack of experience, whatever verbal knowledge they have, which makes all the difference and all the trouble. (8)
• While we are examining the windows the owner volunteers to tell us about his experience with the windows on the second floor. (17)
• Yet that experience seemed removed from the present, as if it rose from distant years, and somehow belonged to another person. (13)
• I have a lot of experience of individualism in the management of my estate, and I find that an individualist is never contented. (8)
• He has had a tolerably souring experience of the state; he might be inclined if, say, you took him in hand, for another venture. (10)
• Likewise, the choice of the general materials of which the house is built should be influenced by the experience of the neighborhood. (17)
• But more, the birds of air, nay, grave owls (who stand in this metaphor for whiskered experience) thronged, dashing at the apparition of terrible splendour. (10)
• To spare you the questions tormenting you, I will tell you, that perhaps our experience of our feelings comes nigh on a kind of resemblance. (10)
• He was a human being who had been robbed of strength and speech and almost vision and consciousness by an experience of the supremest horror. (12)
• But, mistrusting inspirations, which, experience told her, committed one too much, she walked quickly up the stone-flagged pathway to the door. (8)
• If the prisoner be found guilty, and treated as though he were a criminal type, he will, as all experience shows, in all probability become one. (8)
• He was not without youthful satisfaction in the disparity of his different moods; it seemed to stamp him as a man of large and varied experience. (9)
• It gave her the feeling that life and experience were all that mattered, doing and seeing things; it made her own trouble seem smaller; less important. (8)
• From practical experience the minimum thickness allowable for any of these flue linings should be 1 inch, and the joints should not be made with collars. (17)
• Her infinitesimal spells are seen; yet, despite experience, the magnetism in their repulsive display is barely apprehended by sedate observers until the astounding capture is proclaimed. (10)

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