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Julia continued musing on the dialogue which had passed, and soon had recourse to the letter of her friend, the postscript of which was all, however, that she thought necessary to read: on this she dwelt until the periods were lengthened into paragraphs, each syllable into words, and each letter into syllables. Imagination and Heart by Cooper, James Fenimore View in context But when the time came to pay for his rosemary, this oil, and the wine, the only expense the master had incurred, as he had preserved a strict abstinence--while on the contrary, the yellow horse, by the account of the hostler at least, had eaten three times as much as a horse of his size could reasonably supposed to have done--D'Artagnan found nothing in his pocket but his little old velvet purse with the eleven crowns it contained; for as to the letter addressed to M. The Three Musketeers by Dumas, Alexandre View in context "Guardian," I said, rather hesitating and trembling, "when would you like to have the answer to the letter Charley came for? Bleak House by Dickens, Charles View in context	to hell with to liking to make a long story short to my mind to no avail to put it another way to put it mildly to put too fine a point on it to say nothing of to say the least to shout about to some extent to speak of to that effect to the best of ability to the bitter end to the bone to the contrary to the core to the ends of the earth to the fore to the four winds to the gunwales to the hilt to the last to the letter to the manner born to the max to the nth degree to the point to the tune of To the victors belong the spoils to top it all to way of thinking to whom it may concern to wit toad toady toady to toast today Today here, tomorrow the world toddle toddle along toddle away toe toe the line toe the mark toffee toffee-nosed together	To the Extreme To the Faithful Departed to the fore to the fore to the fore to the fore to the fore to the four winds to the four winds to the four winds to the four winds to the four winds to the full to the gills to the gills to the gills to the gills to the good to the good to the good to the gunnels to the gunnels to the gunwales to the highest degree to the hilt to the hilt To the last To the last To the left To the left to the letter To the life to the limit To The Limit - To The Top to the lowest degree to the manner born to the manner born to the manner born to the max to the max To the Moderator To the Moon To the Moon Alice to the nines to the nines to the nth degree to the point to the point to the point to the point to the point to the point to the point To the Point Software, Inc. to the purpose To the Queen To the question to the recruiter to the same degree to the south to the teeth

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Julia continued musing on the dialogue which had passed, and soon had recourse to the letter of her friend, the postscript of which was all, however, that she thought necessary to read: on this she dwelt until the periods were lengthened into paragraphs, each syllable into words, and each letter into syllables.

Imagination and Heart by Cooper, James Fenimore View in context

But when the time came to pay for his rosemary, this oil, and the wine, the only expense the master had incurred, as he had preserved a strict abstinence--while on the contrary, the yellow horse, by the account of the hostler at least, had eaten three times as much as a horse of his size could reasonably supposed to have done--D'Artagnan found nothing in his pocket but his little old velvet purse with the eleven crowns it contained; for as to the letter addressed to M.

The Three Musketeers by Dumas, Alexandre View in context

"Guardian," I said, rather hesitating and trembling, "when would you like to have the answer to the letter Charley came for?

Bleak House by Dickens, Charles View in context

To the Extreme
To the Faithful Departed
to the fore
to the fore
to the fore
to the fore
to the fore
to the four winds
to the four winds
to the four winds
to the four winds
to the four winds
to the full
to the gills
to the gills
to the gills
to the gills
to the good
to the good
to the good
to the gunnels
to the gunnels
to the gunwales
to the highest degree
to the hilt
to the hilt
To the last
To the last
To the left
To the left

to the letter

To the life
to the limit
To The Limit - To The Top
to the lowest degree
to the manner born
to the manner born
to the manner born
to the max
to the max
To the Moderator
To the Moon
To the Moon Alice
to the nines
to the nines
to the nth degree
to the point
to the point
to the point
to the point
to the point
to the point
to the point
To the Point Software, Inc.
to the purpose
To the Queen
To the question
to the recruiter
to the same degree
to the south
to the teeth