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• I study these people. (12)
• But she is a curious study. (9)
• Why does he study so much? (12)
• I know what study is myself. (10)
• The Countess paused to study him. (10)
• Then if we study Nature we are wise. (10)
• What works did he particularly study? (3)
• She set herself to study a popular assembly. (10)
• His manner had no air of study or exaggeration. (4)
• The study of gout was offered at Chinningfold. (10)
• He appeared to study the young man while they talked. (10)
• In the cab Ripton made a study of the letter he held. (10)
• And, without waiting for reply, he passed into his study. (8)
• How could she have been induced to study and portray him! (10)
• Later he went to Leschetizky for a thorough course of study. (3)
• Slip into my study and telephone to the police at Newmarket. (8)
• He was compelled to look into his black volume and study it. (10)
• Let me study three years, without any talk of hearts at all. (10)
• They went into his study, and Miranda came creeping in behind. (8)
• This history was but stale, and the study of it unprofitable. (20)
• We do not wish to study our stage, its methods and its products. (16)
• Pierson went down to his study to write his letter of resignation. (8)
• So I dodged into the Greek room and left him there to study anatomy. (13)
• When he came in from hunting that day, Betty was waiting in his study. (8)
• But here she was obliged to look and consider and study for a likeness. (4)
• Then, if you can bring your mind to study, you are sure to learn quickly. (10)
• He ran out and down the stairs, through the empty dining-room into the study. (8)
• In 1858, he went to Germany to study and gave particular attention to the organ. (3)
• When he obtained a new orchestral work, he would go into the fields to study it. (3)
• What is visible of the room would indicate the study of a writing man of culture. (8)
• His friend was in his study, reading Matthew Arnold by the light of an electric lamp. (8)
• Now and then some other friend or acquaintance would join us for the hours of study. (14)
• In 1894, he went to Vienna to study and wrote several works for orchestra while there. (3)
• The Inspector raised his fingers respectfully to his peaked cap, and entered the study. (8)
• That beer, my friend, was brewed by one who wished to form a study for pantomimic masks. (10)
• Indeed, to study Knox afresh demands research for which Stevenson had not the opportunity. (2)
• Arrived at the study, he inclined his head courteously enough, waiting for Fiorsen to speak. (8)
• He had work to do in preparation for a Confirmation Class, and sought his study on getting in. (8)
• It is a peculiar fate, and would form the scheme of a pretty study in the history of literature. (9)
• As rich in melody as Mozart, though of a less refined type, he owed more to nature than to study. (3)
• I was attempting the study of no less than four languages, and I presently added a fifth to these. (9)
• The accounts were already prepared on a folding table, and with a nod Soames sat down to study them. (8)
• Roderick Barclugh had an unerring opportunity to study the bearing of Miss Mollie in all its details. (18)
• But I had no inclination for the law, even in this less abstruse study of it, which my family approved. (4)
• And when she went up, he came out of his study, followed to her room, and insisted on lighting her fire. (8)
• Petty, however, on no account to destroy or mislay any journal, but to keep them in a pile in his study. (8)
• The Covenanting side of his nature appeared in his study of the moral aspect of Burns; his feet of clay. (2)
• Mr. Pendyce went to his study, took some papers from a locked drawer, and sat a long time looking at them. (8)
• After the meal we turned into his study where we sat before a wood fire in winter, and he smoked and talked. (9)
• Study her eyes if you wish to gauge the potency of one strong dose of ridicule on an ingenuous young heart. (10)
• Aware of this, and too wise to let us study them successfully, Nature pretty language this is for you, Algy! (22)
• And then, with a persuasive sincerity, he assured her that he could neither study nor live apart from Dahlia. (22)
• He found Hilary in his study, reading a book on the civilisation of the Maccabees, in preparation for a review. (8)
• His interest in music and musical work proved too strong for him and he went abroad to Germany and France to study. (3)
• At last the young man lifted his palm from it, and put it aside to study the hieroglyphics it had left on the paper. (9)
• Among the entangled list of new names he had gathered recently from the study of politics, Dollikins rang in his head. (10)
• I give on an average twelve hours a day to study (after my own fashion), but I find real knowledge slow of accumulation. (14)
• We need not study that which should be studied; we are at liberty to flood our minds with all that should not be studied. (8)
• One may study how solely to survive, yet, having an imperfect natural aptitude, may fail of proficiency and be early cut off. (7)
• When Mr. Stone, refusing to be accompanied, had taken his departure, and Thyme had gone to bed, Stephen withdrew to his study. (8)
• When we rose from table, Longfellow lifted him out of his chair, and took him upon his arm again for their return to the study. (9)
• In repose, with three flies circling above her fine gray hair, she might have served a sculptor for a study of the stoic spirit. (8)
• It is more difficult to speak well than to compose well; that is, the rules and trick of composition are oftener an object of study. (4)
• Cecilia sat sketching the scene at a window of her study, on the level of the drawing-room, and he stood by outside till she saw him. (10)
• In the hall the dog Balthasar lay solitary, and, followed by him, old Jolyon passed into his study and out into the burning afternoon. (8)
• The Rector looked at her, but did not speak; then abruptly he brushed past her in the doorway, hurried into his study and locked the door. (8)
• Christian said that it was not the study itself that had attracted him, but the constant contact with human beings into which it brought you. (12)
• Nay, the most worthless creatures are most serviceable for examination, when the microscope is applied to them, as a simple study of human mechanism. (22)
• Her studies in composition were largely made without teachers, guided principally by the most thorough and extensive study of the scores of the masters. (3)
• To see them working their hands with lightning rapidity, directing, advising and correcting, is to me as interesting a study as the whole passing show affords. (21)

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