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• I produce pellets instead of flowing sheets. (10)
• To produce a greater impression by suspense? (10)
• The reflection should produce a gravity in men. (10)
• One must know where to sell, and also what to produce. (16)
• Does he, then, produce no stir whatever in your England? (10)
• Indeed the wise youth was languidly seeking to produce them. (10)
• What were these strangers who could produce thunder at will? (19)
• This business might produce a thousand pounds a-year and more. (10)
• It was an unsuitable connexion, and did not produce much happiness. (4)
• Wedding-present he would have to produce, and decidedly not in chips. (10)
• If we do so, are we not likely to produce the very evil we are combating? (10)
• He had no doubt of any of them; he gave her opportunities to produce them. (12)
• They have not the same force or rapidity, and do not produce the same expression. (4)
• My land gives and my land takes my money, and no drunken dog lives on the produce. (10)
• My land gives and my land takes my money, and no drunken dog lives on the produce. (22)
• I defy any other county in the kingdom to produce one fresh and living to equal it. (10)
• No doubt the effect was already in me, and he did not so much produce it as find it. (9)
• It would not be likely to produce that dejection of mind which frequently attended him. (4)
• On reperusing the composition, he rejected it, but only to produce one of a similar cast. (10)
• A struggle ensues, in the course of which I receives the black eye which I herewith produce. (8)
• He wanted to produce his impressions of it and me, and that is a matter between him and me. (10)
• His published exercises in Satire produce a flush of the article in the Reviews of his books. (10)
• Though he was conductor of the Opéra at Dresden, he could not secure permission to produce it. (3)
• The seeds of death are planted in them, and they can produce only the still-born, the academic. (9)
• This is not entirely due to the brick, since the mortar that is used may sometimes produce it. (17)
• Even the cheapest magazines and newspapers pay well when the free lance knows how to produce for them. (16)
• The mere fact of having given pleasure was enough to produce a warm sensation in a man so naturally kind. (8)
• Quite unaware of the effect the sight of her would produce on him, Emilia rose and walked to the doorway. (10)
• What many writers nowadays wish, is to produce an effect, grand and immediate, to play the part of geniuses. (9)
• He appeared to have an eagerness in hurrying her to produce, and she had to say that she was not a nimble writer. (10)
• They must, on the supposition of their entry into office, even to satisfy their own constituents, produce a scheme. (10)
• Textures of wire-cut bricks are rich and varied, and, if properly handled, can produce the very finest architecture. (17)
• To judge by the instantaneous composure of her whole appearance, he did produce a temporary abatement of her malady. (10)
• If a straight approach is desirable, it should be made of materials that will not visibly produce this effect of division. (17)
• The West Virginia people confessed that they could not produce those fine grades, and they willingly left the field to him. (9)
• Every group of instruments was used with more detail and to produce characteristic effects both separately and in combination. (3)
• And the state of feeling we should produce in the public mind would make a boom of perfectly unprecedented grandeur for E. O. W. (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)
• This leads to a consideration of the wind instruments that produce sound by means of a vibrating column of air enclosed in a tube. (3)
• All of these causes tended to produce a suitable form of music and an emotional expression peculiarly suited to the Roman services. (3)
• She rose and clasped a shawl over her night-dress to ward off chillness, and sitting to the table again, could not produce a word. (10)
• Elizabeth now expected that she would produce a letter for her from Charlotte, as it seemed the only probable motive for her calling. (4)
• And suddenly I remembered that some believe that Art does not produce unconsciousness of self, but rather very vivid self-realisation. (8)
• But in the 19th century her musical glory had faded, and sentimental songs and popular ballad-operas seemed all that she could produce. (3)
• Each household tried to produce the finest ale of its own brewing, and to establish reputations for its cakes, mince pies and doughnuts. (18)
• The discords which disturb the serenity of a religious atmosphere are admirably fitted to produce dramatic effects and powerful climaxes. (3)
• As the work of a youth of twenty, without reputation or influence, it is hardly surprising that he found no manager willing to produce it. (3)
• The theory of mixtures of both cement mortar and concrete is to proportion the materials so that they produce the most compact substance. (17)
• What there was about this woman to produce in a man of common sense such peculiar sensations, he no more knew after seeing her than before. (8)
• Her feeling was, that she forgave the wrinkled Malignity: pity and contrition dissolving in the effort to produce the placable forgiveness. (10)
• But soon the infinite incongruity of this juxtaposition began to produce within one a curious eagerness, a sort of half-philosophical delight. (8)
• The ardour of his temperament suffused the directness of his intelligence to produce it, and the two qualities made his weakness and strength. (10)
• The effect of the luckless comparison was to produce an image of surpassingness in the features of Clara that gave him the final, or mace-blow. (10)
• And certainly the hearing of naughty stories of us by the light of a grievous and vexatious instance of our misconduct must produce an impression. (10)
• There are those who claim that it does not require any money,—that it can be done on nerve alone,—and they produce evidence to support the statement. (16)
• Edmund did not discern any symptoms of regret, and thought his father a little unreasonable in supposing the first three or four days could produce any. (4)

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