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• The two points of view. (8)
• He points it out to her. (10)
• She picked out the sore points. (2)
• Dr. Corney said no at all points. (10)
• Smiling, he points to the doorway. (8)
• The fellow had some capital points. (10)
• What points in common did these races show? (3)
• On all other points they were heart-in-heart. (10)
• On material points, Janet unhesitatingly led. (10)
• The lady also is an admirable woman at all points. (10)
• Fainting points the sign To happy things in wedlock. (10)
• It is reverent to all tempers, to all points of view. (8)
• The points of superiority of the Violin over the Viol. (3)
• Mr. Pericles twisted the waxy points of his moustache. (10)
• It has to be excluded: on certain points they must not think. (10)
• He projected to speak plainly to his son on all points that night. (10)
• In some points of interest they were exactly opposed to each other. (4)
• Points of difference between the early Claviers and the Modern Piano. (3)
• Upon all points of blood and connexion he is a completely altered man. (4)
• Did she love him well enough to forego what had used to be essential points? (4)
• His little world swung half around; the points of the compass were reversed. (1)
• Thereupon she sent messengers towards all points of the compass to seek him. (5)
• These sharp points were the first to greet them between the blue and green. (10)
• Every mortal thing he has to do or say helps him to develop his worst points. (8)
• On such points Mrs. Chump never failed to bring the conversation to a block. (10)
• The owner also points out the kitchen as one of the biggest fakes he has seen. (17)
• What points had been agreed upon as necessary in the construction of the sonata? (3)
• There were two cloaked figures at different points in the descent of the stairs. (10)
• You have there a man in whom Gawd [He points upward] takes quite an amount of stock. (8)
• Jorian DeWitt, a competent critic, pronounced his behaviour consummate at all points. (10)
• What points of superiority did the Piano have over the Clavichord and the Harpsichord? (3)
• Some, found at too great a distance from these rallying points, were buried where they lay. (1)
• And they sat awkwardly staring past each other, having pitched on their pet points of snobbery. (8)
• Passion, he says, is noble strength on fire, and points to Emilia as a representation of passion. (10)
• She looked from one picture to the other, with eyes as hard and stabbing as the points of daggers. (8)
• The party was so large that the invitations overflowed the strict bounds of society at some points. (9)
• He forgave it, no doubt because I bowed in the Dickens worship without question on all other points. (9)
• Between the points of his collar he gave his head the first small, painful oscillation of the evening. (8)
• But Mr. Barrett was armed at all points by a consummate education and a most serviceable clothesbrush. (10)
• What he saw, in the shadow under his bed, was two small points of light, apparently about an inch apart. (1)
• Upon that he shot out his wings, that were like the fins of the wyver-fish, sharpened in venomous points. (10)
• Perfect happiness, even in memory, is not common; and there were two points on which she was not quite easy. (4)
• At the most important points lads are soundly beaten with rods to make them remember the place in after life. (1)
• The eyes were no longer merely luminous points; they looked into his own with a meaning, a malign significance. (1)
• The painter went round to the front of the house and walked up and down before it for different points of view. (9)
• After dinner Weyburn strolled to the points of view she cited as excellent for different aspects of her old home. (10)
• From many points in the adjoining blocks came the shrill whistles of the throbbing engines, answering one another. (13)
• She could not be silent when such points were introduced, and she had neither shyness nor reserve in their discussion. (4)
• The multiplicity embarrasses the eye; and the mind, among so much, suffers itself to grow absorbed with single points. (2)
• But in a shadow of a town like Landrecies, with little else moving, these points of war made a proportionate commotion. (2)
• She made little remarks full of conventional wisdom, and appealed to his judgment on several points as they drove along. (9)
• They entered it in one of its lowest points, and drove for some time through a beautiful wood stretching over a wide extent. (4)
• He tried to know something about the matter, and he succeeded in seeming interested in points necessarily indifferent to him. (9)
• I exclude extremes, of course; and a very close resemblance in all those points would be the likeliest way to produce an extreme. (4)
• My father touched the points of his fingers on his forehead, straining to think, too theatrically, but in hard earnest, I believe. (10)
• The blow was severe: immense quantities of war material had fallen to the victor, together with all the important strategic points. (7)
• Christine dreaded her authority on other points, but Mela said she knew she would not interfere, and she undertook to get round her. (9)
• It seems to me that something in the modulation and tone-colour, something subtle but unmistakable, points to the latter conclusion. (12)
• He and I are at variance on certain points, but taking him altogether, I am under deeper obligations to him than to any man on earth. (10)
• Not far those two great Powers of Nature speed Disciple steps on earth when sole they lead; Nor either points for us the way of flame. (10)
• At these points it needed considerable reasoning to overcome her wish and some active manoeuvring in both of us to enforce our arguments. (9)
• That little screwy fiddler from his booth, Whence flows one nut-brown stream, commands the joints Of all who caper here at various points. (10)
• No one perfectly pleases me, not even you: you are too studious of character, and, like myself, exacting of perfection in one or two points. (10)
• No one perfectly pleases me, not even you: you are too studious of character, and, like myself, exacting of perfection in one or two points. (22)
• There was the usual amount of fencing with the combative Laura, who gave ground at all points, and as she was separating, said (so sweetly!) (10)
• These points formed her chief solicitude in anticipating her removal from Uppercross, where she felt she had been stationed quite long enough. (4)
• It was not his fault if there were a thousand different kinds of men, a thousand different points of view, outside the fence of her experience! (8)
• It examined the record upon four leading points, the Mormon question, the Financial question, the Filibuster question, and the Kansas question. (14)
• His manner was usually decisive, abrupt and self-reliant, but now he seemed to her like a clock that points to one hour while it strikes another. (5)
• But now we suddenly hear that the Austrians are already masters of Caffaro, Bagolino, Riccomassino, and Turano, which points they are fortifying. (10)
• Brayton, half-risen, was staring intently into the obscurity beneath the bed, where the points of light shone with, it seemed to him, an added fire. (1)
• The poor thing while she talked stood leaning anxiously over toward Mrs. March, who had risen, and pressing the points of her fingers nervously together. (9)
• He was an admirable mimic, perfectly spontaneous, without stressing any points, and Beauchamp was provoked to laugh his discontentment with the evening out of recollection. (10)

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