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• Hypocrite to that extreme? (10)
• We can hardly be in such extreme peril. (10)
• Tell him of her extreme desire to depart. (10)
• Beauchamp stamped in his extreme perplexity. (10)
• The Tory extreme of Radical Nevil Beauchamp. (10)
• His face had the stillness of extreme trouble. (8)
• Yet actual internment was an extreme measure. (12)
• The extreme sweetness of her temper must hurt his. (4)
• She was moved to an extreme distress by the subject. (10)
• He bowed to Beauchamp with an extreme sweep of the hat. (10)
• I also saw that it could not be carried to the extreme. (16)
• It behoves us public men ever to set an extreme example. (8)
• Rose then left her aunt in a state of extreme indignation. (10)
• It is an extreme case, but I confidently allege it in proof. (9)
• His words were fresh, and his gestures expressive and extreme. (12)
• Nay, extreme exhaustion even prevented the movement of her lips. (5)
• Only, avoid your trick of dashing headlong to the other extreme. (10)
• His sense of property is extreme, while you have practically none. (8)
• Now this is our peculiarity, this absence of extreme centralization. (10)
• The anticipation of that was the cause of her extreme discouragement. (10)
• The extreme gravity of her large face dispersed all idea of an assault. (10)
• She thanked him for his extreme condescension in deigning to notice them. (10)
• The presence of the living members of the Family was an extreme physical relief. (10)
• It was the last good hour of the day, and I dwell upon it with extreme complacency. (2)
• Admiral Baldwin lay in his bed, submitting to a nurse-woman-sign of extreme exhaustion. (10)
• Jimmy Fort walked away from Camelot Mansions that evening in extreme discomfort of mind. (8)
• He has also written songs that are in the extreme style of the most advanced composition. (3)
• The extreme delicacy of the signal was at least an excuse for Harry to perceive nothing. (10)
• As to this, Juliana was sufficiently open, though, as she conceived, her art was extreme. (10)
• She was doing what her conscience could only pardon on the plea of her extreme innocence. (10)
• They measured 15 feet in length, 30 inches in width, and about 18 inches in extreme depth. (20)
• That is an extreme case, for he was forty-five years her senior, and stood bald at the altar. (10)
• They must therefore be reduced to accept laws not of their own making, and of an extreme rigidity. (10)
• Within a few minutes her features seemed to have shrunk into the crumpled mask of extreme old age. (12)
• There are moments of extreme concession, of magnanimous admission, that come but once in a lifetime. (9)
• After a while, Mrs. Wicklow looked at the clock, and instantly became overclouded with an extreme gravity. (10)
• After a while, Mrs. Wicklow looked at the clock, and instantly became overclouded with an extreme gravity. (22)
• An ancient Hermitage has the light of the antique; the merit that it can grow to an extreme old age; a merit. (10)
• Mrs. Stamwell had not only gone to this extreme, but had tied a lightly fluttering handkerchief round her hair. (9)
• Drummond laughed at his extreme earnestness in cautioning him, and appeared to enjoy his dread of the Countess. (10)
• Their manner of living, even when the restoration of peace dismissed them to a home, was unsettled in the extreme. (4)
• For the small house, at least, the system of indirect illumination carried to this extreme is not at all suitable. (17)
• His topic of extreme happiness, to which Temple led him, was the rescue of a beautiful sinner from a life of shame. (10)
• Toward me he was of an extreme cordiality, and indeed he seemed far more cheerful than he had been when I left him. (12)
• He had taken Dahlia to his lodgings, whither, when free from Edward, Rhoda proceeded in a mood of extreme sternness. (10)
• In his naïve ignorance he imagined that he could have prevented that extreme step, had he but come two days earlier. (12)
• In the mirthful hooting and mocking that followed, the shoeman hedged gravely from the extreme position he had taken. (9)
• When Christian arose to bid her farewell, her face became ashen, and she controlled herself with extreme difficulty. (12)
• How did that chivalrous gentleman justify himself for condescending to such an extreme as the use of personal violence? (10)
• Excepting an extreme and terrorizing paleness, there was little to fever me with the thought that she suffered mortally. (10)
• Under the spell of his subject and of advancing age, his extreme inattention to passing matters became rapidly accentuated. (8)
• When asked to sign the protocol, however, he retracted his entire statement, and denied his guilt with extreme stubbornness. (12)
• Actually, Captain Ransome appeared to hold the extreme left of the line, no troops being visible in that direction beyond his own. (1)
• Doubtless they were silent from consideration for one another: but I must add, out of extreme tenderness for themselves likewise. (10)
• Thus begirt by Saxon times, I regarded Riversley as a place of extreme baldness, a Greenland, untrodden by my Alfred and my Harold. (10)
• Mrs. Hunter is a study of extreme interest in degeneracy, but I am not sure that Kitty Morrow is not a rarer contribution to knowledge. (9)
• I knew your views were extreme in many ways, Stephen, but I never thought the husband of my daughter would be a Peace-at-any- price man! (8)
• A trifling agitation of the curtains shot her back through the door and along the passage to her own bedchamber with extreme expedition. (10)
• He cannot read more than three columns of any one subject without tiring: 6,000 words, I should say, is the extreme limit of his appetite. (16)
• So we need not marvel that his acquaintances should suppose him to be secretly aware of an extreme degree in which Lady Camper was a veteran. (10)
• So extreme was her dread of Mrs. Warwick, that she drove from the London railway station to see Constance and be reassured by her tranquil aspect. (10)
• Some consider that the extreme notes were fixed by the average compass of the human voice in impassioned speech, the interval being variously divided. (3)
• She acknowledged his just correction of her for running on to an extreme in low-toned converse, though they stood sufficiently isolated from the others. (10)
• The Governor was surprised at such extreme measures, for which he was totally unprepared, but was willing {121} to surrender upon terms of capitulation. (19)
• She liked George, and with the disinterested detachment of a sister-in-law, and the shrewdness of extreme youth, knew him perhaps better than did his wife. (8)
• These first gropings after the principles are matters of extreme interest to the musician when he compares the results in the music of the twentieth century. (3)
• The foregoing are undoubtedly extreme cases, and are chosen simply to show the extent to which some American courts will go in punishing newspaper contempts. (16)

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