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• Her tones were singularly vibrating. (10)
• The period was singularly protracted. (10)
• Mr. George Uplift chuckled singularly. (10)
• One ditto of same, singularly disfigured. (1)
• The inn was again singularly unpretentious. (2)
• This philosopher singularly anticipated his ideas. (10)
• And how singularly strange that it should fall to her lot to discover it! (4)
• Singularly enough, the man of these feelings was far from being a social rebel. (10)
• All their faces were singularly white and many were streaked and gouted with red. (1)
• This enthusiastic face was singularly soft when the large dark eyes were set musing. (10)
• This enthusiastic face was singularly soft when the large dark eyes were set musing. (22)
• Contrasting him with Merthyr, she was singularly smitten with shame, she knew not why. (10)
• But the gray column of Confederates toiling up the mountain road was singularly tempting. (1)
• She needed a refuge, for Count Lenkenstein was singularly brutal in his bearing toward her. (10)
• But with the return of his senses he became singularly unconscious of the object of his fear. (1)
• When my filleule first drove into Dayton she had some singularly audacious ideas of her own. (10)
• I was here attacked by a singularly pertinacious fly, and came out of the contest with a laugh. (10)
• The rock was singularly striated, the scratches arranged concentrically and in helicoidal curves. (7)
• To inspire the title of Mountain Echo in any mind, a young lady must be singularly spiritualized. (10)
• The mention of the widow singularly offended him, notwithstanding the high rank of the lady named. (10)
• The sun itself appeared singularly small, as if it were at an immensely greater distance than usual. (7)
• Dahlia replied with letter upon letter; blindly impassioned, and again singularly cold; but with no reproaches. (10)
• Dahlia replied with letter upon letter; blindly impassioned, and again singularly cold; but with no reproaches. (22)
• A gift of money, he said shrewdly, was a singularly weak method of inducing a man to stop the suit of a life-time. (10)
• Yet, as a whole, the document was singularly simple, almost bare in its disposition of a very large amount of money. (13)
• Singularly enough, the acts of the two plays were performed alternately, neither having any connection with the other. (3)
• Yet that April afternoon, when he came upon it from the bend in the Verulam road, it seemed to him singularly unreal. (13)
• Her place of concealment was singularly well selected under the sofa-cover, and the little heaps of paper-bound volumes. (10)
• He then looked carefully about him, measured off a number of paces over a singularly uneven ground and hammered in another. (1)
• Those with whom I spoke were singularly sweet-tempered, with what I can only call a holy cheerfulness in air and conversation. (2)
• It appeared to Redworth singularly, that near the ending of a wild goose chase, his plight was pretty well described by the fellow. (10)
• Never in all the fifteen years since he had first found out that life was no simple business, had he found it so singularly complicated. (8)
• But for what they were, I can never think them other than what they appeared: the emanations of a rarely gifted and singularly poetic mind. (9)
• Occasionally, against the glare behind the trees, could be seen moving black figures, singularly distinct but apparently no longer than a thumb. (7)
• And yet, despite her flippancy, which was partly designed to relieve his embarrassment, her hand was moist and her eyes were singularly watchful. (10)
• He laughed at the notion of this, with that impersonal relish which seemed to me singularly characteristic of the self-consciousness so marked in him. (9)
• His lips, covered by a small, dark moustache, scarcely opened to emit his speeches, which were uttered in a voice singularly muffled, yet unexpectedly quick. (8)
• The two ladies drew near to her, expressing no verbal impatience, from which the habit of government and great views naturally saved them, but singularly curious. (10)
• Those two talking together in the brief words of their deep feeling, had tones that were singularly alike: the mezzo-soprano filial to the divine maternal contralto. (10)

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