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• He passed the remark. (10)
• Shelton hastened to remark. (8)
• At so irrelevant a remark Mr. (8)
• The remark passed without notice. (10)
• This remark struck her with force. (10)
• Hart replied, irritated by the remark. (13)
• General Ople understood her last remark. (10)
• Winton stared; the remark was a little deep. (8)
• Stephen digested this remark, which hurt him. (8)
• The remark threw a pause across his thoughts. (10)
• Deeds, I need not remark, are a different body. (10)
• She accepted the remark with considerable relief. (8)
• And she never forgot the remark, nor he the look. (10)
• And, with that cautious remark, he passed on down. (8)
• An Opera-placard drew his next remark to Fenellan. (10)
• He must himself have favoured her with that remark. (10)
• Suddenly yawning, she muttered some remark, and rose. (8)
• A grain of truth in that remark set Nevil reflecting. (10)
• Mr. Dennant had not replied to his remark about the rain. (8)
• He ventured to remark that they were going the wrong way. (10)
• He looked up sharply, as if he had made a dangerous remark. (8)
• Dudley pursed to remark, that he could not say he did know. (10)
• However right and natural that remark, it seemed inadequate. (8)
• A remark or two passed among the company upon her pretty face. (10)
• You know how many motions of the brain-cells go to each remark. (8)
• His remark was unheard, and the bearing of it remained obscure. (10)
• Be plain with him; not forgetting the gilding, I need not remark. (10)
• It was the first sign of intelligence I had occasion to remark in her. (2)
• The remark staggered him, almost as if she had uttered a hideous oath. (8)
• It is extremely ugly and unkempt, and we remark about it to the owner. (17)
• Nothing else calls for remark except the payment of the bill by Dartie. (8)
• You remark a tree in a hedgerow, or follow a cart along a country road. (2)
• I may have a wrong idea of wisdom, but I think that was a very wise remark. (2)
• The lawyer accepted the information without remark, and hung up his telephone. (13)
• A dull sort of distant blow struck me in this remark; but I paid no heed to it. (10)
• His habit is to avoid converse; but he will let a light remark season meditation. (10)
• Soames saw, with mixed sensations, that he had addressed the remark to the Goya copy. (8)
• The remark was current that a great deal was true of what had been said of the Fitzs. (10)
• Mattock let fly a short laugh at the remark, which had the ring of some current phrase. (10)
• He was considering perhaps how he stood with regard to Hughs in the light of that remark. (8)
• The enigmatical remark was received by me decorously as a piece of merited chastisement. (10)
• For Danvers could remark to herself that she knew little, and was not a person to hesitate. (10)
• Richard made a playful remark on the necessity of sometimes acting in opposition to fathers. (10)
• He called the attention of the others to Michael; a coarse remark was made; the crowd roared. (12)
• He made no further remark, and the architect, also, found himself at the end of his cordiality. (13)
• But he made no answer to the last remark, and presently the architect sauntered to the next window. (13)
• May I remark, as a balm for wounded fellow-townsmen, that there is nothing deadly in my accusations? (2)
• The driver turned once or twice, with the intention of venturing a remark, but thought better of it. (8)
• Neither offered to shake hands, and Hart went out of the office without replying to the last remark. (13)
• She could not be mistaken in the remark which the father addressed to Burnamy, though it led to nothing. (9)
• His remark betrayed a point in his thinking which had not perhaps been reached in his talk with the ladies. (9)
• The memory of her remark to Pemberton that morning on the train swept over her again, coloring her cheeks. (13)
• At that shrewd remark, Thirza put her hand on the hand which still clasped her waist, and pressed it closer. (8)
• He raised his hat and nodded to the ladies; then, leaving his remark unfinished, disappeared within the vestry. (8)
• He had never really known if Sylvia cared for jewels, since one day he happened to remark that they were vulgar. (8)
• A feeling of its being too dangerous to take a step in any direction, or hazard any remark, had fallen on them all. (8)
• He, too, looked up at Stanley and made some remark which caused two thin-faced fellows with him to grin sheepishly. (8)
• The news was received by Lady Valleys with a sigh of intense relief, and the remark that it was probably another lie. (8)
• In reply to a bantering remark of his, Laxley had hummed over bits of his oration, amid the chuckles of his comrades. (10)
• Under the influence of a remark of Prosper Profond, she had begun to exchange her Empire for Expressionistic furniture. (8)
• This remark suddenly brought home to Shelton the conviction that he was further than ever from avoiding the necessity for speaking. (8)
• This was the closest remark he made to his relations with Robert, who informed him that he was going to London on the following day. (10)
• This was the closest remark he made to his relations with Robert, who informed him that he was going to London on the following day. (22)
• She began with him, but skillfully transferred the close of her remark, and the little smile of menace that went with it, to his wife. (9)
• Wilfrid was perhaps incompetent to test the truth of this profound aphoristic remark, delivered with the simplicity of natural conviction. (10)
• At every minute of the day Ripton was thrown into sweats of suspicion that discovery was imminent, by some stray remark or message from Adrian. (10)
• The remark had hardly escaped him when a wreath of metaphorical smoke, and fire, and no mean report, startled the company of supping gentlemen. (10)
• The remark from any other man would have irritated Felix profoundly; coming from Tod, it seemed the unconscious expression of a really felt philosophy. (8)
• A certain cleric, in his ecclesiastical duties, happened to overhear an automatically uttered remark by another person; who never meant to speak or to be overheard. (2)

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