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• He pronounced the word ironically. (13)
• Miss Barrow pronounced it cheerful. (10)
• She started as he pronounced the word. (13)
• Dr Corney positively pronounced No to it. (10)
• Wilfrid spiritedly pronounced his gladdest oath. (10)
• Her complexion must be pronounced dull in repose. (10)
• Weyburn pronounced for a plate of her home-cured. (10)
• Mr. Buchanan pronounced with confident earnestness. (13)
• This payment to Disher he pronounced fatal in policy. (10)
• On the morrow she pronounced it a disingenuous letter. (10)
• Perhaps she knew the sentence that had been pronounced. (12)
• It was pronounced as the termination to sheer maundering. (10)
• Victor hurriedly pronounced the formal introduction between the Hon. (10)
• The moment the decree nisi was pronounced he left the Courts of Justice. (8)
• She heard her name pronounced, and more entreatingly, and closer to her. (10)
• She heard her name pronounced, and more entreatingly, and closer to her. (22)
• Crossjay said what he was sure of, and his voice pronounced his conviction. (10)
• It pronounced them discreet if culpable; probably cold to the passion both. (10)
• They were pronounced to be both the right sort of noblemen for the country. (10)
• Lady Arpington pronounced him in his conduct unworthy the name of gentleman. (10)
• The doctor was called up from Bevisham next day, and pronounced her bilious. (10)
• The easy security of tone with which Jeff pronounced the name vexed Westover. (9)
• If that is passed successfully, we may really be pronounced as of some worth. (10)
• If that is passed successfully, we may really be pronounced as of some worth. (22)
• Ammiani pronounced his opinion that it would be perilous for her to go abroad. (10)
• For several years his literary interests were as pronounced as those for music. (3)
• He entertained a pronounced dissension with bachelors pretending to independence. (10)
• Jorian DeWitt, a competent critic, pronounced his behaviour consummate at all points. (10)
• Cornelia flushed at hearing the name of Mr. Barrett pronounced publicly by her sister. (10)
• On examination, on the morning of October 3rd, Modestine was pronounced unfit for travel. (2)
• She stopped in the doorway, and turned her head round, sniffing, in a very pronounced way. (10)
• Robert pronounced a conventional affirmative, when called on for it by a look from Anthony. (10)
• Robert pronounced a conventional affirmative, when called on for it by a look from Anthony. (22)
• Till some man has pronounced upon their wisdom, they do not know whether it is wisdom or not. (9)
• Time hears sentence pronounced on him: the frail hands bind his huge limbs and lock the chains. (10)
• When he had made out the name and pronounced it, he looked across at his wife for an explanation. (9)
• Merthyr seized the opportunity of her name being pronounced to get clear tidings of her, if possible. (10)
• He had no sooner pronounced these words than I began to feel a weird and potent fascination in his suggestion. (9)
• I bought one for her the other day, and it was pronounced to be a prodigious bargain by every lady who saw it. (4)
• She pronounced these words in so mournfull and solemn an accent, that for some time I had not courage to reply. (4)
• The ladies Dorothea and Virginia, consulted, and pronounced the name of Marsett to be a reputable County name. (10)
• The manager of the office pronounced her character, as set down in writing, faultless, and Mrs. Lander engaged her. (9)
• The terrified general pronounced the name of Allen with an inquiring look; and here too Thorpe had learnt his error. (4)
• But the person who advanced was now near enough to see her, and stepping forward with eagerness, pronounced her name. (4)
• Again Temple pronounced a negative, this time wilfully enigmatical: he confessed it, and accused me of the provocation. (10)
• At length the chaise arrived, the trunks were fastened on, the parcels placed within, and it was pronounced to be ready. (4)
• Lady Gosstre, as she was being conducted to her carriage, had pronounced aloud that Emilia was decidedly worth hearing. (10)
• As he knocked at the door he heard his name pronounced behind him, and had no difficulty in recognizing the worthy brewer. (10)
• The vice-consul pronounced the concluding word with a certain distaste, and the effect of gladly retiring into the background. (9)
• So he pronounced his mind, and the long habit of listening to oracles might grow us ears to hear and discover a meaning in it. (10)
• At a rebellion in Ivanova she had been publicly proclaimed a witch, and her name had been pronounced accursed with solemn rites. (12)
• And I maintain it against him, who have nevertheless listened attentively to the eulogies pronounced by the vendors of prize bacon. (10)
• Her manners were pronounced to be very bad indeed, a mixture of pride and impertinence; she had no conversation, no style, no beauty. (4)
• He pronounced the epithet with an abhorrence befitting the citizen of a state born of revolution and a city that had cradled the revolt. (9)
• The observations of her uncle and aunt now began; and each of them pronounced him to be infinitely superior to anything they had expected. (4)
• Her senses were dancing in her right ear, which had heard the name of Lady Racial pronounced, and a voice respond to it from the carriage. (10)
• Two young men, glancing as they walked by arm in arm, pronounced the name of the great enchantress, and hummed one of her triumphant airs. (10)
• The attack was, however, resumed on the following day, and the condition of the Monteggiana and Rochetta forts may be pronounced precarious. (10)
• Baba Mustapha, was pronounced Sovereign of Oolb, amid the acclamations of the guard encamped under the command of Ravaloke, without the walls. (10)
• The strain of mysticism so marked in his youth, became later so pronounced that he felt compelled to give it expression by entering the church. (3)
• The ladies soon discovered, in spite of his foreign-cut chin and pronounced military habit of speech and bearing, that he was at heart fervidly British. (10)
• And Arthur Rhodes pronounced this work poetical beyond its predecessors, for the reason that the chief characters were alive and the reader felt their pulses. (10)

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