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• A man of property! (8)
• She was his property. (8)
• This coveted property. (8)
• This is lost property, this is! (8)
• I call property funded good sense. (10)
• Their hearts are eaten up by property. (10)
• Three thousand bid for this desirable property. (8)
• The place was hers, she said; her own property. (10)
• I thought you had lost half your property, at least. (4)
• A wonderful property for eight thousand five hundred. (8)
• I cannot make her attend to the value of the property. (4)
• He is their lawful property; he fairly belongs to them. (4)
• No such property in the world, unless it were New York! (8)
• Moreover, it was necessary in the interests of property. (8)
• My brother has a fortune; and I have also a little property. (10)
• And the smell of my own property makes me feel my legs again. (10)
• It is now a valuable property, and as such it will be treated. (16)
• Denied protection of the law, neither property nor life was safe. (7)
• Estates mortgaged, but hopes of saving a remnant of the property. (10)
• When my father dies, he may possibly bequeath his property to me. (22)
• But he did have a big milling property out on the line of the P. Y. (9)
• All the settlers who chose were allowed to remain on their property. (19)
• The contractor had already formed a plan for utilizing the property. (13)
• Manifestly the house was his property, and not much of an investment! (10)
• Annette expressed the hope to her that she had not lost much property. (10)
• The Law has me fast, but leaves me its legal view of my small property. (10)
• But the sea encroaches, and I say my house and my property is in danger. (10)
• When I came into the property I should have been lost without your mother. (8)
• This jettisoning of his property with his own hand seemed uncanny to Soames. (8)
• He would be setting up as a man of property next, with a place in the country! (8)
• He made a satisfactory reflection on some property he had in the neighbourhood. (8)
• I have a pride in it; I desire to own property in it, and your father opposes me. (10)
• If we are to speak of patriotism, I say the possession of property guarantees it. (10)
• Inflamed by whiskey, these circus visitors are a constant menace to life and property. (21)
• Soon after this he came into some property, and died, leaving it unfettered to his widow. (8)
• She was frightened, when she came to manage her property, of signing her name to anything. (10)
• It is generally put in another way, that there can be no such thing as property in an idea. (14)
• Philip might have one, if he would, and half my property, to make it right with her parents. (10)
• She had, if anything, too little notion of how to butter her bread, no sense of property, poor thing! (8)
• And some declared it could not be allowed for foreign monks to have a claim to inherit English property. (10)
• One property he possessed, so totally at variance with all habits of order, that it completely baffled me. (6)
• But whether such happiness were the lawful property of George or Harriet could never be exactly understood. (4)
• He felt a strange, slow satisfaction, as though he had scored a victory over James and the man of property. (8)
• Outside in the streets of Soho, which always gave him such a feeling of property improperly owned, he mused. (8)
• Was there any chance of his being hereafter useful to Sir Thomas in the concerns of his West Indian property? (4)
• In my second year, near its close, I saw that I was really a property, a chattel, a something bought and sold. (16)
• Probably he had already taken measures to get control of the abandoned property and had his corporation organized. (13)
• It was made by Rudyard Kipling and was his property for that reason, to be disposed of by him as he thought proper. (16)
• These ugly objects may be on the neighboring property, or they may be the drying-yard for the clothes, or the garage. (17)
• Ugly actions, above all in ugly places, have the true romantic quality, and become an undying property of their scene. (2)
• The advantages of the stable home are visible, tangible, so many pieces of property; there is no risk in the statu quo. (8)
• The persons and property of the inhabitants were promised protection, and their religion was not to be interfered with. (19)
• Surely this embodiment of respectability and the sense of property could not wish to bring such a slur on his own sister! (8)
• The feeling that, after all, she had won a sort of victory, retained her property, was every moment gaining ground in her. (8)
• The margravine had placed the villa, which was her own property, at his disposal, the better to work out their conspiracy. (10)
• Those qualities to him more dear almost than life, those indispensable attributes of property and culture, where were they? (8)
• That sublime ideal is the property of the human imagination, and may not be profaned by a talent enamoured of the impossible. (9)
• The name was a possession, a concrete, unstained piece of property, the value of which would be reduced some twenty per cent. (8)
• He went once to Lovewell, where he renewed the insurance, and somewhat increased it; and he put a small mortgage on the property. (9)
• The land was so very desirable for me in every respect, so immediately adjoining my own property, that I felt it my duty to buy it. (4)
• In these weeks the Law he had served so faithfully, looked on so reverently as the guardian of all property, seemed to him quite pitiful. (8)
• Having attended to the disposition of his prisoners and their property, Troyes, accompanied by Iberville, departed on 10th August for Montreal. (19)
• Three days before July he met with one of those disturbing incidents which befall no persons who attend quietly to their, property and reputation. (8)
• It was intricate and deeply involved with the growing consciousness that property without anyone to leave it to is the negation of true Forsyteism. (8)
• In a situation so charged with mystery and something very like emotion he moved instinctively towards that bit of property, and she moved beside him. (8)
• Her husband was a notoriously lazy man, who had chosen to live restrictedly upon an inherited property rather than increase it by the smallest exertion. (9)
• But respect for property, respect for parents, for law, for decency, for truth, for beauty, for kindliness, for dignity, or for honor, are killed, without mercy. (16)
• They could wage war, confiscate property, starve prisoners, offer rewards for treason, offer to concede every demand of the Colonies for their political welfare except independence. (18)

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