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• Why, now, think, Uncle Mel! (10)
• They call him the great Mel! (10)
• Mrs. Mel nodded. (10)
• Mrs. Mel inquired. (10)
• Old Mel had his qualities. (10)
• Mrs. Mel imperiously spoke. (10)
• Mrs. Mel dealt it one fillip. (10)
• Mrs. Mel saw them endangered. (10)
• Mrs. Mel had knocked at the door. (10)
• You refuse to believe in Old Mel? (10)
• Mrs. Mel crushed her venomous niece. (10)
• In this way Mrs. Mel tackled Old Tom. (10)
• Mrs. Mel put Mrs. Hawkshaw behind her. (10)
• I feel already that old Mel belongs to me. (10)
• Old Mel had a friend; some say he was more. (10)
• Mrs. Mel helped herself to a part of the seat. (10)
• The great Mel had sometimes slept at the Dolphin. (10)
• Mrs. Mel glanced at the pair, continuing her labour. (10)
• Mrs. Mel maintained her usual attitude for listening. (10)
• Mrs. Mel then folded her hands, and sat in quiet reserve. (10)
• Mrs. Mel took him up to his bed-room, and locked the door. (10)
• The reply of Mrs. Mel is dashed with a trifle of cajolery. (10)
• Mrs. Mel did not consider it necessary to give him an answer. (10)
• He presented himself to Mrs. Mel after breakfast next morning. (10)
• She had never heard the great Mel allude to the name of Fence. (10)
• Mrs. Mel sat upon the company with the weight of all tailordom. (10)
• Uncle Mel had a soft arm round his neck, and was being fondled. (10)
• Again Mel returned to his peace, and again he had to come forth. (10)
• Mrs. Fiske adored the great Mel, and she had never loved Louisa. (10)
• Mrs. Mel was in the habit of bearing heavier weights than Dandy. (10)
• It was not a portion of his being, hard as Mrs. Mel had struck to fix it. (10)
• It suited the latent grandeur of soul inherited by him from the great Mel. (10)
• She has probably corrected the too luxuriant nature of Mel in her offspring. (10)
• He had begged humbly to be allowed to stay, but Mrs. Mel could not trust him. (10)
• He had special reasons for making investigations with regard to the great Mel. (10)
• Mrs. Mel and Mrs. Hawkshaw turned the bed about, and punched it, and rolled it. (10)
• But when she rose Mrs. Mel was no more than the length of an arm from her elbow. (10)
• And old Mel expected the money, and looked over his daughters like a turkey-cock. (10)
• So that passed off: and there sits Mel telling his anecdotes, as grand as a king. (10)
• His Grace of Belfield expressed positive approval of Mel as one of the old school. (10)
• Mrs. Mel replied that her head would require a great deal of snapping to come off. (10)
• They entered, and passed in to Mrs. Mel, leaving their footman, apparently, in the rear. (10)
• Mrs. Mel had to repress what she knew; Mrs. Fiske to control the passion for intelligence. (10)
• At any rate, Dandy was her creature; and the great Mel himself rallied her about her squire. (10)
• Could it be accident that thus resuscitated Mel, their father, and would not let the dead man die? (10)
• The details of the interview between Mel and Mr. George were numerous, but at the same time various. (10)
• Now, I know old Burley promised Mel to leave him his money, and called the Admiral an ungrateful dog. (10)
• He called up the man his father was: the kindliness, the readiness, the gallant gaiety of the great Mel. (10)
• Mrs. Mel topped him by half a head, and in addition stood three steps above him; towering like a giantess. (10)
• Mrs. Mel neither enjoined nor cared for outward forms of respect, where she was sure of complete subserviency. (10)
• By the afternoon coach, Mrs. Mel, accompanied by Dandy her squire, was journeying to Fallow field, bent upon things. (10)
• It was in the order of things that the great Mel should be borne to his final resting-place by a troop of creditors. (10)
• Mrs. Mel did not answer, and Old Tom jogged the reins and chuckled, and asked his donkey if he wanted to be a racer. (10)
• Was this pic-nic to be made as terrible to the Countess by her putative father as the dinner had been by the great Mel? (10)
• Mrs. Mel alighted at the Dolphin, the landlady of which was a Mrs. Hawkshaw, a rival of Mrs. Sockley of the Green Dragon. (10)
• Mrs. Mel seemed to speak without much effort, though the pale flush of her cheeks showed that she felt what she was doing. (10)
• Mrs. Mel breathed nothing of her relationship to Mr. Tom, but continued from time to time to express solicitude about Dandy. (10)
• Mrs. Mel understands her son and his state of mind well enough not to insist, and is resigned to the melancholy consequence. (10)
• To regale them when they returned, Mrs. Mel, whose mind was not intent on greatness, was occupied in spreading meat and wine. (10)
• What I like in this Mel is, that though he was a snob, and an impostor, he could still make himself respected by his betters. (10)
• With a tenderness which Mrs. Mel permitted rather than encouraged, Evan put his arm round her neck, and kissed her many times. (10)
• Everybody was so zealously employed in the struggle to appear comfortable under Mrs. Mel, that his departure was hardly observed. (10)
• Mr. Melchisedec, whom people in private called the great Mel, had been at once the sad dog of Lymport, and the pride of the town. (10)
• Perfect peace reigning above, Mrs. Hawkshaw and Mrs. Mel sat down to supper below; and Mrs. Hawkshaw talked much of the great one gone. (10)
• Some vowed that Mr. George had referred all questions implying a difference between himself and Mel to their mutual fists for decision. (10)
• At the supper-table Evan did not appear, and Mr. Goren, after taking counsel of Mrs. Mel, dispersed the news that Evan was off to London. (10)
• The cowardly assailant was never discovered; but Mel was both gallant and had, in his military career, the reputation of being a martinet. (10)
• The great Mel and his mate had given her robust health, and she was able to play the high-born invalid without damage to her constitution. (10)
• Bowing over wine with the Duke, she tried another theme, while still, like a pertinacious cracker, the Great Mel kept banging up and down the table. (10)

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