The pump room was tolerably full of people who came in the forenoon to talk. |
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The topgallant sail we cut in two diagonally, and thus treated it formed a tolerably serviceable leg-of-mutton sail. |
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The nave of the chapel is in tolerably good preservation, but the apsis has suffered severely from damp. |
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Skeletons are sometimes found, in tolerably perfect condition, after an inhumation of two hundred years. |
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Flukes are likewise tolerably abundant in the saurian and chelonian reptiles. |
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Thanks to their clannishness and pluck, they appear to be tolerably immune from attack. |
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Of Valentin Conrart a tolerably clear image can be formed by collating what the memoir-writers have recorded of him. |
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They are composed of coralline limestone, nowhere exceeding 200 feet above the sea, and are well wooded and tolerably fertile. |
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When they have learned their manual alphabet tolerably well, they are placed in the field to take a spell at cotton-picking. |
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I found that tartaric acid would precipitate the mud, leaving a jug of the water tolerably clear, but then the acid remained. |
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We passed along the tolerably high dam, while the scoria rolled regularly off the sides at our feet. |
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As soon as you find you can gradate tolerably with the pen, take an H. or hh. |
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We are tolerably familiar with Anglo-American writings on sexology, but we know nothing that equals Mrs. Dennett's brochure. |
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If, now, we add acetic acid, we discover also tolerably large nuclei with nucleoli. |
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Having thus obtained the power of laying on a tolerably flat tint, you must try to lay on a gradated one. |
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After he has had his coffee and some bananas or a slice of pomelo, and taken his bath, he feels tolerably alive. |
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A few springs of tolerably good water were found, from which they replenished their empty barrels. |
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It is built on the bank of a small river which runs from the Rhone, is a walled town, and has usually a tolerably strong garrison. |
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But I have seen many men, crowned and uncrowned, in the course of a tolerably long and varied journalistic career. |
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He is as erratic in his flight as a clay pigeon, though it is tolerably safe to assume that he will not jump backward. |
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But the 'Phrygian mode' in practical music must have been a tolerably definite musical form. |
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And yet she was tolerably certain that he knew no more than she did what Was going to happen. |
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The flagellated boy, transformed into a tolerably lusty youth, found himself face to face with his quondam tormenter. |
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To take stains out of marble, make a tolerably thick mixture of unslaked lime finely powdered, with some strong soap-ley. |
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Let it stand by the fire to rise for an hour and a half, then make it into a loaf, and bake it in a tolerably brisk oven. |
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Along the corridor I sped and into the common-room, which at the moment was tolerably full. |
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The bones are tolerably firm, and the meconium collects in the large intestines. |
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But I talked with ump about it, and in the light of these after events it was tolerably clear. |
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They were then addressed, in tolerably good Mexican Spanish, by the chief himself. |
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He perceives his delicate constitution, and the necessity of treating him tolerably. |
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For the reaction to succeed, the picrotoxin should be tolerably pure. |
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We took a tolerably early breakfast, and tramped off toward Zermatt through the reeking lanes of the village, glad to get away from that bell. |
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Somewhat mollified by certain cups of very good coffee, he came out smiling and talking, in tolerably restored humor. |
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Louis, that makes you mount to the thirteenth century, which is tolerably ancient. |
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I had ceased to be a writer of tolerably poor tales and essays, and had become a tolerably good Surveyor of the Customs. |
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When I reached the end of my journey I found myself in a tolerably comfortable stable, and well attended to. |
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Each compartment is partially subdivided, and so there are two tolerably distinct parties of four in it. |
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When the blood of the party was tolerably warmed, Vivian addressed them. |
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This arrangement left us tolerably free to do as we pleased, on board. |
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As soon as I was tolerably composed I returned to the parlour. |
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If her temper was tolerably exalted, it was well chastened to boot. |
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Of this preparation a tolerably abundant plateful was apportioned to each pupil. |
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I was tolerably successful with the diggers working at their claims. |
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But really the identity of feen and Finn seems tolerably clear. |
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The end of the negotiation was, that she bought the property on tolerably easy terms, and Traddles was transported with pleasure. |
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The country about Kirkwall is flat, and tolerably cultivated. |
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Then he had aftertastes of understandings tolerably independent of words. |
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Those outside of the hut threw up two breastworks, into which they retired at a tolerably early hour, and slept like overfed hounds. |
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For arms there dangled from the upper portion of the carcass two tolerably long bottles, with the necks outward for hands. |
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The grapes are generally good, and sometimes there is a tolerably good peach, by mistake. |
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To one of several international spies and secret agents, whose names are tolerably familiar to me.The other secret agents whom I have named live in the extreme West End. |
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Though none of the most elegant, it yet stood the scrutiny tolerably well. |
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These things will help the reader to understand why it is that a man who keeps company with glaciers comes to feel tolerably insignificant by and by. |
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Williams had the local news media's and elites' stamp of approval as the tolerably troublesome rabble rouser because he didn't really rouse the rabble. |
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When we reached its neighborhood we found it was beautifully situated, but on top of a mound, or hill, round and tolerably steep, and about two hundred feet high. |
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The aid-de-camp settled his guests in a tolerably comfortable tent, from which was dislodged an Irish canteen woman, who went, with her six children, to sleep where she could. |
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If Valentin's quick eye had caught a tall apple-woman, a tall grenadier, or even a tolerably tall duchess, he might have arrested them on the spot. |
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Take great pains with him, and as soon as he turns out a tolerably neat article, from the simple flatted plates, under your inspection, let me know. |
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These preliminaries disposed of, he applied himself to teaching her the game, which she soon learnt tolerably well, being both sharp-witted and cunning. |
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