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• She had no such impression. (9)
• He carried away his impression. (10)
• He received the waxen impression. (10)
• Old Jolyon had an odd impression of her. (8)
• But this impression was not tangible at once. (12)
• The story made its impression, and Lapham saw it. (9)
• On leopards the music made hardly any impression. (21)
• My own impression was confirmed by that of others. (14)
• As I have mentioned, I have received an impression . (10)
• But he had, as he could see, produced an impression. (10)
• But he had, as he could see, produced an impression. (22)
• Temple shared the painful impression produced on me. (10)
• I am not afraid of being overpowered by the impression. (4)
• How came he to give you this flattering little impression? (9)
• But he always made an impression of goodness and sincerity. (8)
• Everything he heard and saw made an intensely vivid impression. (8)
• I may give that impression, but you must not draw false inferences. (12)
• Some such coloured, vague, magnified impression Wilfrid took of her. (10)
• Mr. Dale then produced the first serious impression she had received. (10)
• I remember my impression when I saw her first on her mountains abroad. (10)
• He paused to see what impression this news might make on the architect. (13)
• The impression he gathered was that he would be able to make his own terms. (8)
• She could not tell, therefore, the profound impression her words would make. (8)
• Voss laughed again, and took no notice of the impression made by his words. (12)
• My old impression was confirmed, and Durham lords it over all of them in my memory. (14)
• So, you see, the pair of them were under the impression that they were doing right. (10)
• What he had said about his losses in the stock market had made no impression on her. (13)
• He received an impression of something harder, more self-possessed, than he remembered. (8)
• Though I have forgot the exact terms, I have a perfect impression of the general meaning. (4)
• My impression seemed to be all backward, travelling up to me a moment or two behind time. (10)
• That of the man gave me an impression of anger, abundantly confirmed by the matter spoken. (1)
• He left her with a distinct impression that she did not comprehend that part of her lesson. (10)
• Since that time I have never allowed a false impression with regard to my position to exist. (10)
• He had a distincter impression of the Autumnal Berry and her household than of anything at Raynham. (10)
• Her father had been thrown into the proper condition of clammy nervousness to create the impression. (10)
• So naturally does the fugitive suspect pursuit, that my immediate impression was, that I was followed. (6)
• This journal, naive and slipshod, recorded without order the current impression of things on her mind. (8)
• The summer folks came more and more, every year, with little variance in the impression on either side. (9)
• To complete the favourable impression, she then told him what Mr. Darcy had voluntarily done for Lydia. (4)
• Our visit to the grand old patriot left an impression on us which neither time nor distance can efface. (20)
• She partook of the general impression that Diana Warwick was too humorous to nurse a downright passion. (10)
• The words of both uncle and nephew gave the impression of unspoken meanings, far more important, behind. (8)
• He was conscious that he had never before made an impression of this sort, and that he never would again. (8)
• The first impression of him was, that he was chiefly neck-cloth, coat-collar, grand head, and gruffness. (10)
• He protested that he should indeed, but she had really made but a vague impression upon him at Campobello. (9)
• He had about this time an interview with his father which confirmed the impression each had formed of the other. (8)
• His first impression was that the young lady could wrestle with him and render it doubtful of his keeping his legs. (10)
• The impression seems to prevail among many sensible persons that they are modern highwaymen, lurking there for prey. (21)
• He was really building several other houses, but he gave the Laphams the impression that he was doing none but theirs. (9)
• I know that it is a common thing to believe that a circus woman has no modesty, but the impression is a mistaken one. (21)
• But, madam, if not, you may pronounce me incapable of conquering any woman, or of taking an absolute impression of facts. (10)
• My impression of his lordship was therefore not calculated to cheer my solitude by any prospect of his rendering ti lighter. (6)
• Very still, in her grey dress, and with grey hair, she gave the impression of a little figure carved out of fine, worn steel. (8)
• Perhaps that might be overlooked in the impression of novelty which a first number would give, but it must never happen again. (9)
• Although not successful in this, he made a lasting impression on English church music and produced many charming secular works. (3)
• Had set orations been his business, he would scarcely have made so remarkable an impression as he made by his off-hand speeches. (14)
• Things are going more to my mind now, and President Hayes made a most agreeable impression on me when he was here the other day. (14)
• Those who are not personally acquainted with Bixio cannot form an idea of the impression this bold demand must have made on him. (10)
• Fort had the impression of something dark and writhing; the thin black form of his host, who had risen and come close to the fire. (8)
• We came away care fully nursing such impression as we had got of a spec tacle whose historical quality we did our poor best to feel. (9)
• He seems to have been in many respects a very able writer and musician, but died too young to make any decided impression on his times. (3)
• Of course the instant we call up the forces of the brain, much of the impression departs but what remains is powerful, and fine-nerved. (10)
• Of course, this was in a tender burlesque; but it remains the supreme impression of what seemed to me a cloudlessly happy period for Lowell. (9)
• In the warmth of the moment, and under a mistaken impression, I might, perhaps, have endeavoured to interest you in some circumstances; but not now. (4)
• Misfortune follows, too, even to winter quarters, where, perhaps, general impression assumes to the circus owner freedom from care and apprehension. (21)
• It would have been trifling with my reputation to allow of his departing with such an impression in my disfavour; in this light, condescension was necessary. (4)

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