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• They were not strangers now, anyway. (8)
• Strangers have been here and called the place home. (10)
• The passengers were quitting the boat, strangers every one. (10)
• What were these strangers who could produce thunder at will? (19)
• In her war-panoply before unhappy strangers, she was a Britomart. (10)
• The vale was too distant for strangers to reach it before nightfall. (10)
• Have you noticed how people may become utter strangers without a word? (8)
• The good-natured observation of the two strangers was painful to him. (12)
• The liking of strangers best is a curious exemplification of innocence. (10)
• There ought to be policemen, to show strangers about and be kind to them. (9)
• Those who are by nature gentle nowadays feel they are strangers in a far land. (8)
• We are distracted, perverted, made strangers to ourselves by a false position. (10)
• I should not have waited to let strangers inform you of my decisions and actions. (12)
• Careless of all these strangers, Mother Heinzen sat at her table and pared potatoes. (12)
• As for convoying a party of three strangers about alone, I should certainly not do it. (9)
• Her husband could laugh loudly with Mr. Potts and the other gentlemen and the strangers. (10)
• The Professor allowed himself extraordinary liberties with strangers, the guests of the margravine. (10)
• They chatted like a couple unexpectedly discovering in one another a common dialect among strangers. (10)
• For himself, he was open with everybody, his philosophy not allowing that strangers existed on earth. (10)
• He begged us to forgive him for not treating us as strangers; his heart leapt out to young English gentlemen. (10)
• Now they were as strangers; nay, worse than strangers, for they could never become acquainted. (4)
• She knew not where he might be, her letter concluded, but henceforward he should know that they were strangers. (10)
• Strangers observing their embrace would have vowed that the pair were brother and sister, and of a notable stock. (10)
• The unfilial wish attacked me frequently: he could be, and was, so ravishing to strangers and light acquaintances. (10)
• This is to be a real wedding-journey day, with no extraneous acquaintance to bother; the more strangers the better. (9)
• The two first-named vessels were no strangers to the Bay, and had participated in the conquest of the previous year. (19)
• As it was, he was more frightened at the granary man than the strangers, having perhaps had some experience of the former. (2)
• While the strangers looked, a gun boomed from the citadel, and the wild sweet notes of the bugle sprang out upon the silence. (9)
• And to strangers, to chance acquaintances, even to friends, the position, of the loathsome name, was not materially important. (10)
• Our circumstances are the most modest; but in this great city it is possible to be alone and to prevent the interference of strangers. (12)
• The crew of the farm is only five all told, but to-day they are fifteen, and none strangers, save the owners of the travelling thresher. (8)
• The neighbors were somewhat moved by the anxiety of the strangers; but they were not so much moved as neighbors in Italy would have been. (9)
• They bite and kick at small or no provocation, at keepers and strangers alike, and frequently engage in violent combat among themselves. (21)
• The young ladies, as well as their mother, were perfectly satisfied with having two entire strangers of the party, and wished for no more. (4)
• In the little ex-margravely capital there was something of the neighborly interest in the curiosity of strangers which endears Italian witness. (9)
• In fact every society is repellant of strangers in the degree that it is sufficient to itself, and is incurious concerning the rest of the world. (9)
• This type of door was invented from the necessity of protection against the sudden intrusion of strangers and also small animals, like pigs and hens. (17)
• In the riverside house which he now inhabited near Mapledurham he had a gallery, beautifully hung and lighted, to which few London dealers were strangers. (8)
• Another worrying habit he had, too, that of apparently not distinguishing between them and any tramps or strangers who might happen along and come across him. (8)

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