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• We are very narrow, I know. (10)
• She has but a narrow embrace. (10)
• After that he went to his narrow bed. (10)
• Ashurst pointed to the narrow green mound. (8)
• A narrow bench runs under this broad window. (8)
• The narrow high street was thronged with voters. (8)
• In 1877, Stevenson had a new, if very narrow, opening. (2)
• Other figures emerged gradually into that narrow circle. (12)
• In the middle of the opposite end wall is the narrow door. (8)
• In their columns the horizon is narrow and inexpressibly dingy. (16)
• Bands of narrow embroidery decorate the waist and the skirt also. (20)
• The trials of life are in it, but in a narrow ring and a fierier. (10)
• And the two long and narrow heads for a moment were close together. (8)
• The mother-child vanished up the narrow stairs, and the agent sighed. (8)
• Dawn was rising; I could see it from the narrow window above the door. (12)
• This, however, his narrow means would not much longer permit him to do. (10)
• He goes out by the narrow passage-way beside the smaller enclosed parlor. (9)
• They were gray-green, long and narrow, with an expression defying analysis. (1)
• A number of accidents occurred and many narrow escapes from rock and rapid. (19)
• He wears a long, narrow-tailed coat, and strapped trousers on his narrow legs. (8)
• In the narrow track the sword would have transfixed him after a single feint. (10)
• Certainly from only one point of view, and this a rather narrow, technical one. (9)
• My plans have carried but I am very much battered by travel and narrow escapes. (18)
• Its shape shows a change toward the pear-shaped body and narrow neck of the lute. (3)
• She has been slain by the narrow brain, But for us who love her she lives again. (10)
• Face long and narrow, bronzed with a kind of pale burnt-in brownness; a good forehead. (8)
• Now life was a narrow ring; now the distances extended, were winged, flew illimitably. (10)
• Then we can say, that those two good old spinsters are less narrow than the Dreightons. (10)
• All structures built upon a narrow space Must fall, from having not your hosts for base. (10)
• The narrow river of the sky spread suddenly to a vast, limpid ocean tremulous with stars. (8)
• I never knew a population with so narrow a range of conjecture as the innkeepers of Pont-sur-Sambre. (2)
• She began, idly, wandering down its narrow length; the fullest street by day, the emptiest by night. (8)
• He is but a poor philosopher who holds a view so narrow as to exclude forms not to his personal taste. (8)
• She listened gravely, conceiving the infinity as a narrow dwelling where a voice droned and ceased not. (10)
• Henrietta was preparing to leave London for her dismal, narrow, and, after an absence, desired love-nest. (10)
• She had on a lawn frock, and a hat of the palest coffee-coloured straw, with a narrow black velvet ribbon. (8)
• After assuring himself of this fact he stood still, rubbing his narrow forehead with the tips of his fingers. (5)
• Does he see that long, low, white house, with a tall, steep roof, perforated with innumerable narrow windows. (6)
• It is no narrow field he throws open to you, with that little sign to keep off the grass up at one point only. (9)
• What is it but an excuse to be idly minded, or personally lofty, or comfortably narrow, not perfectly humane? (10)
• A narrow path led through the home paddock towards the church, and along it the household were making their way. (8)
• What gratitude, what repeated Te Deums for the narrow escape the colony had had from almost certain destruction! (19)
• He shrank from them all, as too downright, bluff, and active; too worldly and unaesthetic; or too stiff and narrow. (8)
• Whirling swiftly around, her slender figure darted in graceful curves from one end of the narrow path to the other. (5)
• If there, is any point on which he has not convinced my reason it is that of our ability to walk this narrow way alone. (9)
• Beyond these was a longish, narrow hall, which was rented out for parties or to clubs, or in which gambling took place. (12)
• Standing at the right of the line I had an unobstructed view of the narrow, open space across which the two lines fought. (7)
• Two solid streams of black-dressed humanity were pressing northward over the narrow footpaths of the State Street bridge. (13)
• His rooms, in a narrow square skirting Belgravia, were unchanged since the death of his father had made him a man of means. (8)
• The only means of access was by a narrow natural bridge of rock flung from this insulated pinnacle across to the mainland. (10)
• Picking up that form, almost as big as his own, Tod carried it up impossibly narrow stairs and laid it on a dishevelled bed. (8)
• His narrow, thin-lipped, freckled face, with close-cropped sandy hair and clipped red moustache, was of a strange dead pallor. (8)
• There was a hateful unwisdom in that thought; it seemed so grim and violent, so corpse-like, gruesome, narrow and extravagant! (8)
• The dormer-windows used in the old Colonial houses were narrow and high, and in those proportions were their charming appeals. (17)
• For there, upon the narrow new-made road, between the stripling pines, was a mediæval friar, fighting with a barrowful of turfs. (2)
• From the narrow street where no traffic passed, the cries of a coster and distant whistlings mounted through the unwholesome air. (8)
• Every drop of blood left her glowing cheeks, and the knees which never trembled on the rope shook as she descended the narrow steps. (5)
• There, beside her in a lawn-coloured frock with narrow black edges, he had watched the game, and felt the old thrill stir within him. (8)
• There lay the broad, rapid Rhine, separating me, by how narrow a gulph, from that land, where, if I once arrived, my safety was certain. (6)
• It was Hinkle himself who reasoned out that if Gregory was narrow, his narrowness was of his conscience and not of his heart or his mind. (9)
• The dawn had broken, and, from the long narrow window above the door with spikes of iron across it, grey light was striking into the hall. (8)
• They went every afternoon to the Lido, where a wheeled chair met them, and Mrs. Lander was trundled across the narrow island to the beach. (9)
• The narrow face, clean-shaven now, with its deep-set eyes and compressed lips, looked more priestly than ever, in spite of this brown garb. (8)
• He helped the young ladies over crevasses of carpentry and along narrow paths of planking, on which they had made their way unassisted before. (9)
• There are high fir-woods and beech woods, and a long ascending narrow meadow between them, through which a brook falls in continual cascades. (10)
• His legs, slightly parted and straight along the ground, were covered upward to the knees with a mass of debris which towered above his narrow horizon. (1)
• If he really, secretly, whole-heartedly despised her, the only feeling she need have for one so dry, so narrow, so basically stupid, was just contempt. (8)
• The magazine is a little despotic, a little arbitrary; but unquestionably its favor is essential to success, and its conditions are not such narrow ones. (9)
• The door was opened by the landlady, a tall woman of narrow build, with a West-Country accent, and a rather hungry sweetness running through her hardness. (8)
• He had correct judgement, a correct ear, readiness of illustration within a narrow range, in snapshots of the obvious at the obvious, and copious language. (10)
• There were points to Agatha, earnestness and high principle; but something morally narrow and over-Anglican slightly offended the practical, this-worldly temper of Lady Casterley. (8)
• He is tallish and narrow, sixty-eight years old, grey, with narrow little whiskers curling round his narrow ears, and a narrow bow-ribbon curling round his collar. (8)

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