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• As men utter a vow. (10)
• Next came utter exhaustion. (12)
• Not even those who utter them. (8)
• Barto did not utter another word. (10)
• It was his duty to utter a warning. (10)
• I cannot utter half I have been thinking. (10)
• He had a feeling of isolation, of utter solitude. (8)
• It seemed that he could do what he dared not utter. (10)
• I could never go to the utter bad after knowing her. (10)
• Bianca hastened away from the sight of such utter peace. (8)
• But the pain lay in my having now and then to utter replies. (10)
• He rose up straight, like one who would utter grace for meat. (10)
• Panting, but in utter silence, Gyp struggled to drive him out. (8)
• By your utter silence on the subject, I fear that it must be so. (10)
• Emilia was about to utter a plain affirmative, but it was checked. (10)
• Have you noticed how people may become utter strangers without a word? (8)
• She dreaded only lest the feeling of utter weariness should leave her. (8)
• Those blue eyes looked as if he were about to utter a prophetic statement. (8)
• Less and less it seemed to her that a woman need feel shame to utter them. (10)
• A main fact of their love, she said, must be their utter faith in each other. (9)
• The door slammed violently on such further speech as he had in him to utter. (10)
• Past guessing how it had come about, for the gentleman was an utter stranger. (10)
• Harriet felt this too much to utter more than a few words of eager exclamation. (4)
• To any sane man the shimble-shamble stuff he has made me utter is proof of it. (14)
• Lying in this utter stillness, Juliana thought of Rose; of her beloved by Evan. (10)
• In this utter distress of his, Christian had become his sole refuge and support. (12)
• The expedition from which so much had been hoped in England was an utter failure. (19)
• Her discipline had transformed her, when she could utter such sentiments as these! (10)
• She had to wrap her shivering spirit in a blind reliance and utter leaning on him. (10)
• The deceiver simply feigned utter condemnation to make partial comfort acceptable. (10)
• Mrs. Lovell would enter and eye him carelessly; utter little commonplaces and go forth. (22)
• Her pride had so revolted at that failure that she had led the way to utter estrangement. (8)
• He is just like a woman, and where his feelings are offended he wants utter subservience. (10)
• Then he could feel nothing but utter physical sickness, and against this his will revolted. (8)
• Mrs. Mountstuart said it just as others utter empty nothings, with never a hint of a stress. (10)
• For, as a result of those four minutes, ruin, utter and irretrievable, stares him in the face. (8)
• I saw her learning of the spider, and I knew then the power of utter absorption that she had. (12)
• When Anthony was ready to speak of her Dahlia, she obtruded this question in utter dolefulness. (10)
• It was in these little things, this utter negligence of money that Crum had such engaging polish. (8)
• As often as I spoke, that name was enough to shake me off: he had but to utter it, and I became dumb. (10)
• Rhoda was above, seeking admittance to her sisters door, and she heard her father utter that welcome. (22)
• Rhoda shook her head, full sure that she could never be brought to utter such musical words naturally. (10)
• To Martin, so strangely close to this young creature in the night, there came a sense of utter disturbance. (8)
• The utter injustice of having an old and helpless body, when your desire for enjoyment was as great as ever! (8)
• A wonderment at the utter change of circumstances took Dacier passingly at the sight of her vanishing figure. (10)
• I am no longer young enough to push all obstacles brutally out of the way, so utter destitution threatens us. (12)
• The elder ladies who had spoken had fixed their eyes on him, and in their gaze he read his utter insignificance. (8)
• And Frau Vorkel had to admit that she had been forced by some occult power to utter those disrespectful speeches. (5)
• I should deserve utter contempt if I dared to suppose that true attachment and constancy were known only by woman. (4)
• It was this utter dependence on him, the feeling that he had rescued something, which gave him sense of anchorage. (8)
• She joins me in a cat-like way, and talks Of company, and even condescends To utter laughing scandal of old friends. (10)
• Believe me, gentlemen, there is nothing more tragic in life than the utter impossibility of changing what you have done. (8)
• Its effect was most extraordinary; for on first hearing it, Mrs. Bennet sat quite still, and unable to utter a syllable. (4)
• Vittoria had tried to utter what might be a word of comfort for him, and she found she had not a thought or an emotion. (10)
• He tried to utter the old phrase, that he was sensible, but his hand beat at his forehead before the words could be shaped. (22)
• Before he could utter a word further, the door opened, and Major Waring appeared, and he beheld Mrs. Lovell blush strangely. (10)
• And in this state of utter dejection, inanition, and collapse, with Blink asleep on his feet, he was driven back to Hampstead. (8)
• Accordingly I wish you would contrive to let them know at Washington that I was in utter ignorance of what my friends were doing. (14)
• He could see her white figure from head to foot; and, not realizing that she could not see him, he expected her to utter some cry. (8)
• The man fed on without noticing them, except now and then to utter a growl that silenced the whispering and giggling for a moment. (9)
• It was in the mind of the sick lady to disburden herself of more than her weakness could utter, so far was she above earthly links. (10)
• His powers were placed in evidence by her not daring to utter a sarcasm, which was possibly the main cause of her burning fretfulness. (10)
• He awoke to it slowly, from a desolation in which he tasted the last bitter of homesickness, the utter misery of idleness and listlessness. (9)
• The ladies, in their utter anguish, after inveighing against the baneful Port, had begged their father to delay no more to marry the woman. (10)
• A moment later his whole front gave way, and springing forward with fixed bayonets we pushed him in utter confusion back to his original line. (7)
• Sometimes I was tempted to think it the voice of a neighbouring waterfall, and sometimes a subjective result of the utter stillness of the hill. (2)
• To them peace meant utter ruin; their numbers were too few, and they well knew Denonville could not protect them from the fury of the Iroquois. (19)
• Whether commiserating her utter helplessness or her complete isolation, he went farther to relieve her than to many, if not all, the other poor. (6)
• He could not bring his mouth to utter flinty negatives, so it appeared that he assented; and then his better nature abused him for deluding her. (10)
• Then her lips moved in one of those little, soft hurrying whispers that unhappy dreamers utter, the words all blurred with their wistful rushing. (8)
• His utter ignorance of worldly matters, too, brought him into financial troubles, and involved his domestic affairs in a state of continual confusion. (3)
• The execution was so severe that every one of the starboard main-shrouds was carried away and the Englishman was thrown into utter confusion on his deck. (18)
• This, which might have conquered Quebec for the English flag, melted away in sorrow, disease, and disgrace, all because of the utter incompetency of its leaders. (19)

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