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• Ah, how beautiful she is! (1)
• It is dark. (8)
• He is a man. (8)
• He is absurd. (10)
• That is my excuse. (8)
• It is very strange. (10)
• No, it is too small. (9)
• It is the daily news. (16)
• Yours is a voice that . (10)
• Now all is clear between us. (10)
• He say he is not his officier. (8)
• Purity is our demand of them. (10)
• This is what she has come to! (10)
• She is awkwardly circumstanced. (4)
• Forth is an old friend of mine. (10)
• My regret is, then, a moral one. (16)
• But it is a gold mine, Colonel Hope. (8)
• Here is Lady Busshe right once more! (10)
• British justice is safe in your hands. (8)
• Where is the chance of a rescue then? (10)
• Is that what is meant? (10)
• Charlotte is very pretty, I can tell you. (4)
• Built for a dwelling, it is now a factory. (1)
• Is there not a moment when it stands at bay? (10)
• If there is room, and I have leisure, I enter. (10)
• Ay, it is a fine thing to be young and handsome. (4)
• You know the newspaper Press is a mighty engine. (10)
• She is well educated; has been all over the world. (21)
• Beaves Urmsing insists on coming, Tory though he is. (10)
• Love, it was declared, is the only key to understanding. (16)
• Sitting beside them the Comic Muse is grave and sisterly. (10)
• White pine is considered to be the best for sash and blinds. (17)
• You do not yet know what it is to have a sonless son in peril. (10)
• If they are harmless, that is the most that can be said for them. (9)
• If he is a minister he must have thought about all kinds of things. (9)
• This octave (A to A) is also the origin of our natural minor scale. (3)
• You know, Dartrey, the case is to be argued for the family as well. (10)
• Pope Gregory is not so imposing, but he is nearer hand. (2)
• Unworthiness of that kind, is not commonly the capital offence in love. (10)
• That lovely and obliging person it is certainly not my duty to undeceive. (10)
• Vesuvius is expected to give news: Niagara is no noisier. (10)
• That is often the case with things that I have held aloof from indefinitely. (9)
• Not that James ever complains; but it is right to spare our horses when we can. (4)
• But all this is rather far away from my first meeting with Stedman in Washington. (9)
• He is articled to me, and will, I trust, succeed me worthily in your confidence. (10)
• Now, to the Cymry and to the pure Kelt, the past is at their elbows continually. (10)
• The consequence is, that everything depends upon the amount of courage she possesses. (10)
• There is a sort of hero, and a sort of villain, to this story: they are but instruments. (10)
• My man Davis is in charge of my team, and he drives to Itchincope from Washwater station. (10)
• You took it to him, he says, three days ago; that is, on Monday, and received cash for it? (8)
• The price that we pay for civilisation is the fine yet impassable differentiation of these. (9)
• The worst of it is that it will be all over town in an hour that Bittridge has made up with us. (9)
• Every Spaniard is a caballero, and every Spaniard can rise from the ranks to position and power. (14)
• All that is known after this is, that they were seen to continue the London road. (4)
• True conservative policy is not an anodyne hiding away our evil from us in a brief forgetfulness. (14)
• A double thickness of slate is used for the first course, the upper layer breaking joints with the lower. (17)
• But it is not always big armaments, many men, many ships, many guns, that win the famous battles of history. (19)
• To the relative who has acted as mother for years, the prospect of premature separation is naturally obnoxious. (21)
• It is always best to try to trap a group of leaders to one trap rather than use a separate trap for each leader. (17)
• As the window-glass loses heat through it more quickly than the wall, it is necessary to calculate this separately. (17)
• With a self-governing nation, it is all important that such an agency as the Associated Press furnish as nearly as may be the truth. (16)
• As an aid to laying out the lighting system on the plans, the following checking list is suggested, since it is simple. (17)
• The man possessed by jealousy is never in need of matter for it: he magnifies; grass is jungle, hillocks are mountains. (10)
• The Humourist of mean order is a refreshing laugher, giving tone to the feelings and sometimes allowing the feelings to be too much for him. (10)
• The commercial publisher of book-reviews, realizing that any fool can praise a book, is apt to increase his profits by lowering the wage of his critic. (16)

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Definition of is:

• is, iz, third pers. sing. pres. of be_. (0)

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