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• She gives me up? (10)
• That gives you courage. (8)
• She gives him her soul! (10)
• She gives a sadden sniff. (8)
• Who gives this woman away? (8)
• Mr. Stone always gives me tea. (8)
• He gives me back my word simply? (10)
• She gives out a pleasant hum, too. (10)
• We find it gives more satisfaction. (9)
• It gives me pain to speak ill of a Darcy. (4)
• Its name gives me no clue to what it is. (12)
• She gives a faint shrug of her shoulders. (8)
• She puts her soul into it, gives her blood. (10)
• Would you believe it, he gives me no pleasure? (8)
• But what is it that gives tendency in art, then? (9)
• It gives you the horrors to open the door of it. (12)
• She puts the glass down, and gives a little laugh. (8)
• The choric bridal company gives intervening strophes. (10)
• Does a woman make stipulations ere she gives her hand? (10)
• He gives all his efforts to seeing that it is praised. (16)
• She narrows her dark eyes and gives him a honeyed look. (8)
• A perception of the comic spirit gives high fellowship. (10)
• The latter gives a white, staring look at the three men. (8)
• To be touched by him gives me a warm shiver all through. (8)
• Once beheld she gives the key Airing every doorway, she. (10)
• That gives Battle to us, this Give we it, and good the kiss. (10)
• Let me speak, then do your smashing, if it gives you pleasure. (8)
• My heart gives the affection, and the signorina has my heart. (10)
• I should like to dine with him; I dare say he gives famous dinners. (4)
• I think it is the state of mind which gives most spirit and delight. (4)
• Nor is he the principal person of the comedy to which he gives a name. (10)
• It might never be known; but the thought that it might gives me courage. (10)
• There is nothing that gives more courage than to see the irony of things. (8)
• It gives the cynic licence to bark day and night for an entire generation. (10)
• It fly to the lungs, it gives ye mortal inflammation, and it carries ye off. (10)
• She gives a start, and then leaves her chair again for one a little nearer his. (9)
• Obediently she gives him the ticket, smiles, and goes quietly into the inner room. (8)
• She can have no idea of the pain she gives me by her continual reflections on him. (4)
• My land gives and my land takes my money, and no drunken dog lives on the produce. (10)
• It gives a feeling as of great, unfenced pampas, and the herds of wandering nations. (2)
• He bends to kiss her, and flinging her arms round his neck, she gives him a good hug. (8)
• The score even gives directions by which it may be concluded with a dance if so desired. (3)
• As to the second, jealousy does not always blind: sometimes it gives keenness of vision. (16)
• The little model gave him the look a dog gives you when it asks if you are deceiving him. (8)
• Too often it gets as dust what it gives back as mud; but that does not alter the relation. (16)
• And once more she gives him that soft eager look, and once more averts it as he turns to her. (8)
• This gives you an ample margin, and, as you know, is far more than I originally contemplated. (8)
• The very dependence of the press upon support gives its patrons the power of life and death over it. (16)
• It was part of his jealousy for the purity of the language, and meant that touch which the artist gives. (14)
• There are few callings, I should say, where a man gives up less of his liberty in return for regular meals. (2)
• With all the eagerness which such a transition gives, Emma resolved to be out of doors as soon as possible. (4)
• Jean Paul Richter gives the best edition of the German Comic in the contrast of Siebenkas with his Lenette. (10)
• My good friend, Captain Weisspriess, on the staff of General Pierson, gives it, signed, and it is effectual. (10)
• The bare outline of the story gives, of course, no just notion of the intense passion of grief which fills it. (9)
• The author gives you a real sense of her beauty, her grace, her being always charmingly in a hurry and always late. (9)
• The Tamtonians are very proud of their form of government, which gives them so much power in selecting their rulers. (7)
• Sometimes there are brief stops at wayside stations, while the engine takes water or gives place to another iron hauler. (21)
• An elevation of his collar behind the ears, and pointed at the neck, gives you notions of his having dropped from some hook. (10)
• So, then, our union gives us powers to make amends to the world, if the world should grant us a term of peace for the effort. (10)
• But if the calamity of a great oath was upon them, they had now in their faithful prosecution of it the support which it gives. (10)
• If we have to pass through anguish to discover it and cherish the peace it gives to clasp it, calling it ours, is a full reward. (10)
• The rich historical background dignifies and ennobles the intense public spirit of the place, and gives it a kind of personality. (9)
• He supposed her to have been educated where the interfusion of a natural liveliness with a veiling retenue gives the title of lady. (10)
• Many stories are told of this redoubtable Edinburgh burglar, but the one I have in my mind most vividly gives the key of all the rest. (2)
• Clyde, a man of long established integrity and not deficient in lungs, gives personal assurances of the progress of the reptilian feast. (21)
• The time is very slow; each measure represents a line of four syllables; between the lines one of the instruments gives a sort of interlude. (3)
• We watch her rehearsals in the spring with curiosity, and the other performers always profit by the directions and advice the veteran gives her. (21)
• The only thing that gives either writer positive value is his acceptance with the reader; but the acceptance is from month to month wholly uncertain. (9)
• It gives the audience an exaggerated idea of the extreme peril or difficulty of the undertaking, and ensures an outburst of applause when finally triumphantly done. (21)

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Definition of gives:

• gives, jvz, n. same as gyves.(0)

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