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  • He was surprised. (12)
  • She was inaudible. (10)
  • She was very pale. (10)
  • Then she was shaken off. (10)
  • Susan too was a grievance. (4)
  • The brute was at the lady. (10)
  • But it was a flitting moment. (10)
  • Emilia was lifted to her seat. (10)
  • In his day he was not all wrong. (10)
  • She was glad to give him pleasure. (8)
  • Now his loss was sealed and final. (12)
  • He says it was such a waste of time. (9)
  • There was no one else she would go to. (8)
  • Their interchange was pleasant to hear. (10)
  • He was, or should have been, clean-shaven. (8)
  • He was almost in want of a warning himself. (8)
  • She used to be where Lady Grace was lying. (10)
  • There was no concealment of their intimacy. (10)
  • A desperate struggle was going on within her. (8)
  • His English was pretty good, thanks to Matey. (10)
  • I caught sight of you just as I was finishing. (10)
  • To win a game like that was worth the trouble. (10)
  • The youth was too charged with emotion to speak. (10)
  • A volume of verse was the pledge of this dalliance. (2)
  • Some particular movement was going on in the ship. (10)
  • I was convinced there were two, and there is but one. (4)
  • The conduct of the tender Italian dames was vexatious. (10)
  • She was a nice lady, and he preferred her good opinion. (10)
  • She was shrinking, fluttering, trembling at what she saw. (8)
  • The grass was drenching wet, so he descended to the road. (8)
  • She was dangerous, and there was an end of it. (8)
  • June was instantly compunctious; she ran to her aunt and kissed her. (8)
  • The objection was, that his Aminta should be pressing him to do it. (10)
  • She obeyed him, and was silent, as though speech had died within her. (12)
  • When the voice was still, Mr. Pericles remained in a pondering posture. (10)
  • In America his popularity was as instant as it was vast. (9)
  • It was his ambition to found a distinctive school of English composition. (3)
  • Vittoria looked around her; her courage was needed in that long silence. (10)
  • It is high time a stand was made against this sentimental humanitarianism. (8)
  • It was deadly hot, and most of the people saddened and silenced in the heat. (9)
  • He was just such a Man as one might have expected to be the choice of Macdonald. (4)
  • Through the half-drawn curtain he could see that the inner room was also lighted. (8)
  • There was no reason to suppose Mr. Elton thought at all differently from his wife. (4)
  • Certainly Richard was there, and while he was there he must be safe. (10)
  • This music framed itself; it was still when she looked at the shrouded mountain-tops. (10)
  • Nevertheless, her words worked unconsciously in him, for hers was the stronger nature. (13)
  • But she was there, whether she would or no, giving him pleasure with her beauty and grace. (8)
  • The policeman was a connecting link with his City life, the true lord of his fearful soul. (22)
  • Her frowning gaze was fixed on him suspiciously, as if he had outraged her sense of decency. (8)
  • It was a curious circumstance that she took off her shoes and thus approached the treasure. (12)
  • A long bag full of marsh grass was in the bunk to lie upon, and a dunnage bag made his pillow. (18)
  • He certainly looked at her friend a great deal, but the expression of that look was disputable. (4)
  • She was at war with him, and she was compelled to put the case in that light. (10)
  • Lover and friend came to no conclusion, except that so lovely a night was not given for slumber. (10)
  • The office-door opened, and he heard not; his name was called, and he remained equally moveless. (10)
  • It was soothing to be so taken to the heart of this jolly family, fascinating to watch their faces. (8)
  • There was a whiff of gunpowder exciting the atmosphere in the anecdotal part of the history known. (10)
  • He said I was his chenerous gong friendt, and he begged my barton if he had said anything to wound me. (9)
  • For three days the other foot (in the toe joint only) took sides with its mate, and I was discouraged. (14)
  • What he saw, in the shadow under his bed, was two small points of light, apparently about an inch apart. (1)
  • She stretched her arms out as though to embrace herself, with a laugh that for all the world was like a sob. (8)
  • Hawthorne had nothing of this about him; he was no more tacitly than he was explicitly didactic. (9)
  • After besmutting the name she had filched from him, she let him understand that there was no intention to repent. (10)
  • For all that, a little stab of pain went through her that there was not one word which made it unsuitable to show. (8)
  • He had not wavered in the usual assumption of omniscience, but he was by no means sure that he had given right advice. (8)
  • For a second or so it was pleasing, as a glance out of his library across hill and dale will be to a strained student. (10)
  • None of them was the ideal she waited for: what their feelings were, their wishes, their aims, she had not reflected on. (10)
  • She passed into the room, and beheld her father, and Mrs. Sumfit, who was sitting rolling, with her apron over her head. (22)
  • Busy with new and very confidential matters, Soames was realising more than ever how essential reputation is to a solicitor. (8)
  • Her tone assumed a deeper interest in the people who were coming up and going away, and Beaton perceived that he was dismissed. (9)
  • He was immediately qualifying himself to form an opinion, by giving her very proper attention, after the introduction had passed. (4)
  • Rosamund liked him for his humanity; but she, too, feared he was a slack Romfrey when she heard him speak in precocious contempt of glory. (10)
  • Even in their tragedies, which were performed in immense theatres open to the sky, the Chorus was limited to fifteen men, accompanied by two flutes. (3)
  • Submissive though she was to court and soothe her brother Rowsley, a spur of jealousy burned in the composition of her sentiments, to set her going. (10)
  • Catherine too made some purchases herself, and when all these matters were arranged, the important evening came which was to usher her into the Upper Rooms. (4)

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Definition of was:

  • was, woz, used as pa.t. of be_. (0)

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