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• He thought it a light task. (10)
• All the rest is now my task. (10)
• The miserable task before him! (8)
• Was Frontenac equal to the task? (19)
• The task of speaking was hateful. (10)
• In our world it is a difficult task. (12)
• The task with his papers occupied him. (10)
• The task of answering it was now doubled. (10)
• Well he knew what a great task awaited him. (19)
• It was a daring task that Gluck had attempted. (3)
• Again she did her utmost to accomplish the task. (10)
• Boardman finished his task, and came back to Dan. (9)
• In fine, Rosamund abandoned her task of pleading. (10)
• Thus they approached the task from opposite sides. (3)
• His task required courage: it was not found wanting. (2)
• But she went through her task of conversing amiably. (10)
• Do you think I dislike the task I propose to myself? (10)
• He returned to his task, and found the dinner spread. (10)
• He could not bring himself to assign such a task to her. (12)
• He is courting, but he is burdened with the task of tasks. (10)
• Frank criticism will but help the task of judicious culling. (16)
• He was driven to the satirical task by the scenes about him. (10)
• His yellowish eyes took in the nature of the task before him. (8)
• However, the former might be mended, and he resumed the task. (10)
• It would task language to say how placidly you behold all this. (2)
• Agostino puffed a sigh of relief at the conclusion of his task. (10)
• His task turned out to be a far harder one than he had thought. (19)
• Barclugh never had such a task to perform as now confronted him. (18)
• A heap of letters in her handwriting explained the nature of her task. (10)
• Not to be petulant with objects disappointing her, was an impossible task. (10)
• She had evidently been at this task before, and Karen had taken her place. (12)
• If so, surely it was the virtuous Montcalm who could achieve this great task. (19)
• When this led her too far she took herself to task with a severity which hurt him too. (9)
• He was not then engaged upon any considerable task, and he had aged and broken somewhat. (9)
• Its task was as dangerous as it was romantic, and seven of its members lost their lives. (12)
• There was, however, no high standard of taste in the country, so the task proceeded slowly. (3)
• Mr. Pempton spoke to Miss Graves of the task for a woman to conduct a command so extensive. (10)
• She expected him to give up the hopeless task, after such an experience of the commencement. (10)
• I have a serious intention to preserve this young duchess, and I expect my task to be severe. (10)
• A hard and dangerous task was the landing of the artillery and stores, owing to the rolling surf. (19)
• He was prepared to read it, and stood blown out for the task, but it was temporarily too much for him. (10)
• She went about her duties around the wigwam as though some great task or burden were weighing her down. (18)
• As soon as my task was done at the office, I went home to the books, and worked away at them until supper. (9)
• Had she subsisted on her small income in a country cottage, this task of writing would have been holiday. (10)
• Her task was to climb back to those heavenly heights she sat on before he distracted her and drew her down. (10)
• It was an extremely difficult task, and we had to send a number of agents to different parts of the country. (12)
• This was no distasteful task for George, indeed it gave him so much pleasure that he was in no hurry to finish. (5)
• Why, he did not know; but he made it a hard task for Austin to catch him alone, and turned sulky that instant. (10)
• You have simplified my task, Sir Willoughby, very much; that is, assuming that I have not entirely mistaken you. (10)
• Champlain saw at once that to take such a fort was not an easy task, and advised his Indian allies to be prudent. (19)
• Little people should know that they must: but then the primary task is to teach them that they are little people. (10)
• He was rejected, but Diana groaned over the task of replying to the unfortunate applicant, so as not to wound him. (10)
• Not a man, not a woman can be spared from the great task in which they are now engaged, of defeating the common enemy. (8)
• She pretended to be utterly frivolous; yet when she had assumed a task she was pedantically faithful in its execution. (12)
• This is only to say that it is easier to be a wooden idol than one in the flesh; yet Willoughby was equal to his task. (10)
• Lord Ormont nodded his head over the hopeless task of defending a woman from a woman, and their sharp interchange ceased. (10)
• Selina Collett was writing under the verandah letters to her people in Suffolk, performing the task with marvellous ease. (10)
• With a running fire of such stories, it may be supposed how difficult was my task in getting any thing done upon the stage. (6)
• But it was a more difficult task for him, going at that pace, to make explanations, and she was exquisitely fair to behold! (10)
• The task of lecturing itself was sure to suggest the incompleteness of expression, and so offend all his genius as a writer. (14)
• His powers of description faltered before that task; and, proud of those powers, he did not choose to subject them to failure. (8)
• Sargeant {120} desired to lower the flag floating above his own dwelling, but there was none to undertake so hazardous a task. (19)
• He was silent at his work, and, even while engaged in merry games, set about a task slowly, but completed whatever he undertook. (5)
• The idea which had possessed him walking home in the moonlight sustained him in that melancholy task of docketing and destruction. (8)
• The task, moreover, of avoiding to tease her brother was made easier to her by flying to this new refuge of mysterious reflection. (10)
• But of the matter then simultaneously occupying my mind, to recover which was the second supreme task I proposed to myself-of what. (10)
• To combat with evil in his own country village had seemed a simple thing enough, but it appeared a superhuman task in giant London. (10)
• To combat with evil in his own country village had seemed a simple thing enough, but it appeared a superhuman task in giant London. (22)
• From him predestined mightier it came; His task to hold them both in breast, and yield Their dues to each, and of their war be field. (10)
• Across and across the brown loam the laborer doggedly finished out his task; scattered the few last seeds into a corner, and stood still. (8)
• She had no suspicions, and the task of writing her name in the vestry-book had been too enacting for a thought upon the other signatures. (10)
• So friendly was he, that he blamed her for inattention, and took her once to task about a melodious accent in which she vulgarized the vowels. (10)

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