How to Speak and Write Correctly by Joseph Devlin
page 113 of 188 (60%)
page 113 of 188 (60%)
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"I judged that they would (mutually) find each other."--_Crockett_. "....as having created a (joint) partnership between the two Powers in the Morocco question."--_The Times_. "The only sensible position (there seems to be) is to frankly acknowledge our ignorance of what lies beyond."--_Daily Telegraph_. "Lord Rosebery has not budged from his position--splendid, no doubt,--of (lonely) isolation."--_The Times_. "Miss Fox was (often) in the habit of assuring Mrs. Chick."--_Dickens_. "The deck (it) was their field of fame."--_Campbell_. "He had come up one morning, as was now (frequently) his wont," --_Trollope_. The counsellors of the Sultan (continue to) remain sceptical --_The Times_. Seriously, (and apart from jesting), this is no light matter.--_Bagehot_. To go back to your own country with (the consciousness that you go back with) the sense of duty well done.--_Lord Halsbury_. The _Peresviet_ lost both her fighting-tops and (in appearance) looked the most damaged of all the ships--_The Times_. |
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