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Nonsense1 (d999)

d999	Result
1	A bewildering labyrinth of facts
2	A bitterness crept into her face
3	A blank absence of interest or sympathy
4	A blazing blue sky poured down torrents of light
5	A blind rage like a fire swept over him
6	A bloodless diplomatist
7	A book that rends and tears like a broken saw
8	A book to beguile the tedious hours
9	A brave but turbulent aristocracy
10	A breach of confidence
11	A breath of melancholy made itself felt
12	A brilliant and paradoxical talker
13	A broad, complacent, admiring imbecility breathed from his nose and lips
14	A burlesque feint of evading a blow
15	A burning sense of shame and horror
16	A callous and conscienceless brute
17	A calm and premeditated prudence
18	A calmness settled on his spirit
19	A campaign of unbridled ferocity
20	A carefully appraising eye
21	A ceaselessly fleeting sky
22	A century of disillusionment
23	A certain catholicity of taste
24	A certain implication of admiring confidence
25	A charming air of vigor and vitality
26	A cheap and coarse cynicism
27	A childish belief in his own impeccability
28	A civilizing agency of conspicuous value
29	A cleanness and probity of life
30	A cloud in the west like a pall creeps upward
31	A cloud like a flag from the sky
32	A cluster of stars hangs like fruit in the tree
33	A cold, hard, frosty penuriousness was his prevalent characteristic
34	A commendable restraint
35	A compassion perfectly angelic
36	A condescending and patronizing spirit
37	A confused and troublesome time
38	A confused mass of impressions, like an old rubbish-heap
39	A conscientious anxiety to do the right thing
40	A conspicuous and crowning service
41	A constant source of surprise and delight
42	A constant stream of rhythmic memories
43	A contemptible species of mockery
44	A convenient makeshift
45	A copious torrent of pleasantry
46	A course of arrogant obstinacy
47	A covertly triumphant voice
48	A creature of the most delicate and rapid responses
49	A crop of disappointments
50	A crumb of consolation
51	A cry as of a sea-bird in the wind
52	A crystallized embodiment of the age
53	A cunning intellect patiently diverting every circumstance to its design
54	A curious and inexplicable uneasiness
55	A curious vexation fretted her
56	A cynical and selfish hedonist
57	A daily avalanche of vituperation
58	A dandified, pretty-boy-looking sort of figure
59	A dangerous varnish of refinement
60	A dark and relentless fate
61	A day monotonous and colorless
62	A dazzling completeness of beauty
63	A dead leaf might as reasonably demand to return to the tree
64	A dead theological dogma
65	A decorous and well-intentioned person
66	A deep and brooding resentment
67	A deep and most impressive solemnity
68	A deep and strange suggestiveness
69	A deep authentic impression of disinterestedness
70	A delicious throng of sensations
71	A deliciously tantalizing sense
72	A dereliction of duty
73	A detached segment of life
74	A dire monotony of bookish idiom
75	A disaster of the first magnitude
76	A disheveled and distraught figure
77	A distorted and pessimistic view of life
78	A dogmatic and self-righteous spirit
79	A drowsy murmur floats into the air like thistledown
80	A duel of brains
81	A dull collocation of words
82	A face as imperturbable as fate
83	A face as pale as wax
84	A face singularly acute and intelligent
85	A face tempered like steel
86	A fact of vast moment
87	A faint accent of reproach
88	A faint sense of compunction moved her
89	A faint tremor of amusement was on his lips
90	A faint, transient, wistful smile lightened her brooding face
91	A faintly quizzical look came into his incisive stare
92	A fastidious sense of fitness
93	A fatal moral hollowness
94	A fatigued, faded, lusterless air, as of a caged creature
95	A fawn-colored sea streaked here and there with tints of deepest orange
96	A feeling of lofty remoteness
97	A feminine excess of inconsequence
98	A fever of enthusiasm
99	A few pens parched by long disuse
100	A few tears came to soften her seared vision
101	A few words will suffice to answer
102	A fiery exclamation of wrath and disdain
103	A figure full of decision and dignity
104	A figure like a carving on a spire
105	A final and irrevocable settlement
106	a fine arrogant acrimony and harsh truculence
107	A firm and balanced manhood
108	A firmness tempered by the most scrupulous courtesy
109	A first faint trace of irritation
110	A fitful boy full of dreams and hopes
111	A fitting interval for penitence
112	A flame of scarlet crept in a swift diagonal across his cheeks
113	A fleeting and furtive air of triumph
114	A flippant rejoinder
115	A flood of external impressions
116	A flood of pride rose in him
117	A flourish of rhetoric
118	A fluttering as of blind bewildered moths
119	A foreboding of some destined change
120	A fortuitous series of happy thoughts
121	A frigid touch of the hand
122	A fugitive intangible charm
123	A fund of curious information
124	A further objection is
125	A furtive groping after knowledge
126	A gambler's desperate chance
127	A gay exuberance of ambition
128	A generation of men lavishly endowed with genius
129	A gentle sarcasm ruffled her anger
130	A ghastly mixture of defiance and conceit
131	A ghastly whiteness overspread the cheek
132	A giant galleon overhead, looked like some misty monster of the deep
133	A glacial pang of pain like
134	A glance of extraordinary meaning
135	A glance that flitted like a bird
136	A glaring example of rapacity
137	A glassy expression of inattention
138	A glassy stare of deprecating horror
139	A glittering infectious smile
140	A gloom overcame him
141	A golden haze of pensive light
142	A golden summer of marvelous fertility
143	A graceful nonentity
144	A graceful readiness and vigor
145	A grave man of pretending exterior
146	A great and many-sided personality
147	A great capacity for generous indignation
148	A great many people have said
149	A great moon like a red lamp in the sycamore
150	A great pang gripped her heart
151	A great process of searching and shifting
152	A great sickness of heart smote him
153	A great soul smitten and scourged,
154	A great source of confusion
155	A grim and shuddering fascination
156	A grim face like a carved mask
157	A gross piece of stupidity
158	A gush of entrancing melody
159	A gusty breeze blew her hair about unheeded
160	A habit of riding a theory too hard
161	A habit of rigorous definition
162	A half-breathless murmur of amazement and incredulity
163	A half-uneasy, half-laughing compunction
164	A hand icily cold and clammy as death
165	A happy and compensating experience
166	A harassing anxiety of sorrow
167	A harvest of barren regrets
168	A haughty self-assertion of equality
169	A haunting and horrible sense of insecurity
170	A heart from which noble sentiments sprang like sparks from an anvil
171	A heavy oppression seemed to brood upon the air
172	A helpless anger simmered in him
173	A hideous absurdity
174	A hideous orgy of massacre and outrage
175	A high pitch of eloquence
176	A hint of death in the icy breath of the gale
177	A homelike and festive aspect
178	A hopeless enigma
179	A hot and virulent skirmish
180	A hot uprush of hatred and loathing
181	A hotbed of disturbance
182	A hushed rustle of applause testified to a widespread approbation
183	A jeweler that glittered like his shop
184	A keenly receptive and intensely sensitive temperament
185	A kind of fantastic patchwork
186	A kind of ineffable splendor crowns the day
187	A kind of surly reluctance
188	A lady that lean'd on his arm like a queen in a fable of old fairy days
189	A lapse from the well-ordered decencies of civilization
190	A large, rich, copious human endowment
191	A late star lingered, remotely burning
192	A laudable stimulus
193	A laugh of jovial significance
194	A law of retributive justice
195	A less revolutionary innovation
196	A life as common and brown and bare as the box of earth in the window there
197	A life of studious contemplation
198	A life, a Presence, like the air
199	A light of unwonted pleasure in her eyes
200	A light wind outside the lattice swayed a branch of roses to and fro,
201	A lightning-phrase, as if shot from the quiver of infallible wisdom
202	A limpidity and lucidity of style
203	A lingering tinge of admiration
204	A list of our unread books torments some of us like a list of murders
205	A little breeze ran through the corn like a swift serpent
206	A little indulgence may be due to those
207	A little jaded by gastronomical exertions
208	A little weed-clogged ship, gray as a ghost
209	A lively sense of what is dishonorable
210	A long accumulating store of discontent and unrest
211	A long slit of daylight like a pointing finger
212	A long tangle of unavoidable detail
213	A look threatening and peremptory
214	A lukewarm and selfish love
215	A majority of us believe
216	A man in my situation has
217	A man of imperious will
218	A man of matchless modesty and refinement
219	A manner bright with interest and interrogation
220	A manner nervously anxious to please
221	A many-sided and far-reaching enthusiasm
222	A marvelous sharpener of the faculties
223	A melancholy monotone beat on one's heart
224	A melancholy preponderance of mischief
225	A memory like a well-ordered cupboard
226	A memory-haunting phrase
227	A mercenary marriage
228	A mere conjectural estimate
229	A mere exhibition of fussy diffuseness
230	A mere figment of a poet's fancy
231	A microscopic care in the search of words
232	A mien and aspect singularly majestic
233	A mighty wind, like a leviathan, plowed the brine
234	A mild and deprecating air
235	A mind singularly practical and sagacious
236	A mind very like a bookcase
237	A misconception which is singularly prevalent
238	A mixture of malignancy and madness
239	A modicum of truth
240	A monstrous travesty
241	A mood of hard skepticism
242	A more plausible objection is found
243	A more than ordinary share of baseness and depravity
244	A most extraordinary idea!
245	A most laudable zeal
246	A most repulsive and incomprehensible idiom
247	A most unseasonable piece of impertinence
248	A mouth of inflexible decision
249	A multitude of groundless alarms
250	A murderous tenacity about trifles
251	A murmur of complacency
252	A mysterious and an intractable pestilence
253	A mysterious and inscrutable power
254	A mystery everlastingly impenetrable
255	A mystery, soft, soothing and gentle, like the whisper of a child
256	A name which sounds even now like the call of a trumpet
257	A nameless sadness which is always born of moonlight
258	A narrow and superficial survey
259	A nature somewhat frivolous and irresolute
260	A needlessly offensive manner
261	A new and overmastering impulse
262	A new doubt assailed her
263	A new marvel of the sky
264	A new trouble was dawning on his thickening mental horizon
265	A nimble interchange of uninteresting gossip
266	A nimble-witted opponent
267	A noble and puissant nation
268	A note of despairing appeal which fell
269	A novel and perplexing course
270	A numerous company
271	A painful and disconcerting deformity
272	A painful thought was flooding his mind
273	A pang of jealousy not unmingled with scorn
274	A partial disenchantment
275	A passage of extraordinary daring
276	A patchwork of compromises
277	A patience worthy of admiration
278	A perfect carnival of fun
279	A perfect crime of clumsiness
280	A permanent and habitual state of mind
281	A pernicious and growing tendency
282	A perversion of judgment
283	A phantom of the brain
284	A piece of grotesque stupidity
285	A piteous aspect of woe
286	A pleasant flow of appropriate language
287	A pompous failure
288	A portent full of possible danger
289	A potential menace to life
290	A potion to be delicately supped at leisure
291	A powerful agitation oppressed him
292	A powerful and persuasive orator
293	A prevailing sentiment of uneasy discontent
294	A prevalent characteristic of her nature
295	A prey to listless uneasiness
296	A prey to the tongue of the public
297	A pristine vigor of style
298	A profound and absorbing interest
299	A profound and eager hopefulness
300	A profound and rather irritating egotist by nature
301	A profusion of compliments
302	A proof of this is
303	A prop for my faint heart
304	A propitious sky, marbled with pearly white
305	A proposition inherently vicious
306	A protest wavered on her lip
307	A puerile illusion
308	A puissant and brilliant family
309	A purpose as the steady flame
310	A queer, uncomfortable perplexity began to invade her
311	A quenchless thirst for expression
312	A question deep almost as the mystery of life
313	A quibbling mouth that snapped at verbal errors
314	A quick flame leaped in his eyes
315	A quick shiver ruffled the brooding stillness of the water
316	A quiver of resistance ran through her
317	A radiant look came over her face,
318	A rage akin to frenzy
319	A random gleam of light
320	A rare and dazzling order of beauty
321	A rare precision of insight
322	A rather desperate procedure
323	A reckless fashion
324	A recrudescence of superstition
325	A relish for the sublime
326	A remarkable fusion of morality and art
327	A reputation that swelled like a sponge
328	A request for further particulars will not involve any obligation
329	A restraining and conservative force
330	A reversion to the boldest paganism
331	A rhythmical torrent of eloquent prophecy
332	A rigid avoidance of extravagance and excess
333	A ripple of applause
334	A river of shame swept over him
335	A robust and consistent application
336	A ruby like a drop of blood
337	A sacred and indissoluble union
338	A sad inquiry seemed to dwell in her gaze
339	A sane philosophy of life
340	A satisfied sense of completeness
341	A secluded dreamer of dreams
342	A secret and wistful charm
343	A secret sweeter than the sea or sky can whisper
344	A sensation of golden sweetness and delight
345	A sense of deepening discouragement
346	A sense of desolation and disillusionment overwhelmed me
347	A sense of indescribable reverence
348	A sense of infinite peace brooded over the place
349	A sense of meditative content
350	A sense of repression was upon her
351	A sentiment of distrust in its worth had crept into her thoughts
352	A series of brief and irritating hopes
353	A servile mind can never know
354	A settled conviction of success
355	A shadow of melancholy touched her lithe fancies,
356	A sharp difference of opinion
357	A sharp pang of regretful surprise
358	A sheaf of letters
359	A shimmer of golden sun shaking through the trees
360	A shiver of apprehension crisped her skin
361	A short time since
362	A shrewd eye to the main chance
363	A shuffling compromise between defiance and prostration
364	A sigh of large contentment
365	A sight for the angels to weep over
366	A signal deed of justice
367	A silver moon, like a new-stamped coin, rode triumphant in the sky
368	a single diamond on her brow gleamed with imprisoned fire
369	A skeptical suspension of judgment
370	A skepticism which prompted rebellion
371	A slight and superficial tribute
372	A slight movement of incredulous dissent
373	A slow thought that crept like a cold worm through all his brain
374	A slowly subsiding frenzy
375	A smile flashed over her face, like sunshine over a flower
376	A smile full of subtle charm
377	A smile of exquisite urbanity
378	A snare and a delusion
379	A soft and purple mist like a vaporous amethyst
380	A soft haze, like a fairy dream, is floating over wood and stream
381	A soft insidious plea
382	A soft intonation of profound sorrow
383	A soft suspicion of ulterior motives
384	A solemn glee possessed my mind
385	A solemn gray expanse that lost itself far away in the gray of the sea
386	A solemn utterance of destiny
387	A somber and breathless calm hung over the deepening eve
388	A somewhat complicated and abstruse calculation
389	A somewhat melancholy indolence
390	A somewhat sharp and incisive voice
391	A sonorous voice bade me enter
392	A soothing and quieting touch was gently laid upon her soul
393	A sordid and detestable motive
394	A sort of eager, almost appealing amiability
395	A sort of incredulous stupefaction
396	A sort of stolid despairing acquiescence
397	A sort of stunned incredulity
398	A soul as white as heaven
399	A sound like the throb of a bell
400	A soundless breeze that was little more than a whisper
401	A source of unfailing delight and wonder
402	A spacious sense of the amplitude of life's possibilities
403	A species of moral usurpation
404	A specific answer can be given
405	A spirit inimical to learning
406	A spirit of complacent pessimism
407	A staccato cough interrupted the flow of speech
408	A startling and unfortunate digression
409	A state of scarcely veiled insurrection
410	A state of sullen self-absorption
411	A state of urgent necessity
412	A steady babble of talk and laughter
413	A step was at her heels
414	A stern decree of fate
415	A stern foe of snobbishness
416	A stifling sensation of pain and suspense
417	A stinging wind swept the woods
418	A stooping girl as pale as a pearl
419	A storm of public indignation
420	A strange compound of contradictory elements
421	A strange mixture of carelessness, generosity, and caprice
422	A strangely perverse and poverty stricken imagination
423	A stream of easy talk
424	A strong assumption of superiority
425	A strong convulsion shook the vague indefinite form
426	A strong susceptibility to the ridiculous
427	A subjugated and sullen population
428	A subtle emphasis of scorn
429	A sudden and stinging delight
430	A sudden gleam of insight
431	A sudden revulsion
432	A sudden sense of fear ran through her nerves like the chill of an icy wind
433	A sudden uncontrollable outburst of feeling
434	A super-abundance of boisterous animal spirits
435	A super-refinement of taste
436	A supercilious scorn and pity
437	A supposed ground of affinity
438	A swaggering air of braggadocio
439	A sweet bewilderment of tremulous apprehension
440	A sweet voice caroling like a gold-caged nightingale
441	A sweet, quiet, sacred, stately seclusion
442	A swift knowledge came to her
443	A swift unformulated fear
444	A swiftly unrolling panorama of dreams
445	A synonym for retrogression
446	A tangle of ugly words
447	A taunting accusation of falsehood
448	A tedious and needless drudgery
449	A telegram is enclosed for your use, as this matter is urgent
450	A temper which brooked no resistance
451	A temporary expedient
452	A tender tone of remonstrance
453	A theme of endless meditation
454	A thin shrill voice like the cry of an expiring mouse
455	A thing of as frail enchantment as the gleam of stars upon snow
456	A thing of moods and moments
457	A thoroughly sincere and unaffected effort
458	A thought occurred to me
459	A thousand evanescent memories of happy days
460	A thousand hopes for your success
461	A thousand mangled delusions
462	A thousand unutterable fears bore irresistible despotism over her thoughts
463	A time of disillusion followed
464	A tiny stream meandering amiably
465	A tissue of dull excuses
466	A tone of arduous admiration
467	A tone of exaggerated solicitude
468	A torn and tumultuous sky
469	A total impression ineffable and indescribable
470	A touch of exquisite pathos
471	A trace of obvious sarcasm
472	A tragic futility
473	A transcript of the common conscience
474	A treacherous throb of her voice
475	A trifle prim and puritanic
476	A true similitude of what befalls many men and women
477	A truth begirt with fire
478	A tumult of vehement feeling
479	A tumultuous rush of sensations
480	A twinge of embarrassment
481	A unique and overwhelming charm
482	A vague and wistful melancholy
483	A vague aversion
484	A vague thought, as elusive as the smell of a primrose
485	A vanishing loveliness as tender as the flush of the rose leaf
486	A variety of conflicting and profound emotions
487	A variety of enfeebling amendments
488	A vast multitude of facts
489	A vast sweet silence crept through the trees
490	A vastly extended vision of opportunity
491	A vehement and direct attack
492	A veritable spring-cleaning of the soul
493	A very elusive and delicate thought
494	A very formidable problem
495	A very practised and somewhat fastidious critic
496	A vigilant reserve
497	A violent and base calumniator
498	A violent and mendacious tongue
499	A vivid and arresting presentation
500	A voice as low as the sea
501	A voice of matchless compass and eloquence
502	A voice soft and sweet as a tune that one knows
503	A waking dream overshadowed her
504	A warmth of seemingly generous indignations
505	A wealth of resource that seemed inexhaustible
506	A weird world of morbid horrors
507	A welcome release from besetting difficulties
508	A well-bred mixture of boldness and courtesy
509	A white bird floats there, like a drifting leaf
510	a white moon drifts before a shimmering sky
511	A whole catalog of disastrous blunders
512	A whole whirlpool of various emotions
513	A wild vivacity was in her face and manner
514	A wile of the devil's
515	A wind strayed through the gardens
516	A withering sensation of ineffable boredom
517	A wordless farewell
518	abandon of spontaneity
519	abandoned hope
520	abashed and ashamed
521	abashed into silence
522	abated pride
523	abatement of misery
524	abbreviated visit
525	aberrations of judgment
526	abhorred thraldom
527	abhorrence and repulsion
528	abhorrence of meanness
529	abiding romance
530	abilities and attainments
531	ability, humor, and perspicacity
532	abject and hopeless
533	abject submission
534	abjured ambition
535	Able men have reasoned out
536	able strategist
537	ably and vigorously
538	abnormal talents
539	abominably perverse
540	Abounding bodily vigor
541	abounding happiness
542	abounding with plenty
543	Above all things, let us not forget
544	Above and beyond and before all else
545	abridged statement
546	abrogated law
547	abrupt and perilous
548	abrupt transition
549	abrupt, rough, and immoderate
550	absence of vainglory
551	absolute and eternal
552	absolutely irrevocable
553	Absolutely true it is
554	Absolutely vulgarized by too perpetual a parroting
555	absorbed and occupied
556	Absorbed in a stream of thoughts and reminiscences
557	absorbed in meditation
558	Absorbed in the scent and murmur of the night
559	absorbed reverie
560	abstemious diet
561	abstinence and self-denial
562	abstract and metaphysical
563	abstract character
564	abstruse reasoning
565	abstruse, metaphysical, and idealistic
566	absurd and impertinent
567	Absurd and inconsequential career
568	absurdly dangerous
569	Abundant and congenial employment
570	abundant and sustained
571	abundant opportunity
572	Abundant reason is there
573	abundant, varied, and vigorous
574	abuse and slander
575	abusive epithet
576	abysmally apologetic
577	abyss of ignominy
578	academic rigor
579	accelerated progress
580	accent of conviction
581	accentual and rhythmic
582	accentuated playfulness
583	Accept my best wishes
584	Accept our thanks for your recent remittance
585	accepted littleness
586	accessible pleasures
587	accessible, knowable, and demonstrable
588	accessory circumstances
589	accidental and temporary
590	accidental lapse
591	Accidental rather than intentional
592	Accidents which perpetually deflect our vagrant attention
593	accommodating temper
594	accomplished and popular
595	accomplished ease
596	accomplished, inventive, and deft-fingered
597	accord with nature
598	Accordingly by reason of this circumstance
599	accredited agent
600	accretions of time
601	accumulated burden
602	accumulation of ages
603	accuracy of aim
604	accuracy, ease, and grace
605	accurate and illuminating
606	accurate appraisement
607	accursed enemy
608	accusing glance
609	accustomed lucidity
610	Accustomed to ascribe to chance
611	achievement and character
612	aching desire
613	acknowledged authority
614	Acknowledging the receipt of your recent inquiry
615	acoustical effects
616	acquire, classify, and arrange
617	Acquired sentiments of propriety
618	acquired timidity
619	acquisition and possession
620	acquisition of knowledge
621	acrid controversy
622	acrimonious warfare
623	Across the gulf of years
624	act with deliberation
625	action, incident, and interest
626	active and aggressive
627	active, learned, and liberal
628	actively zealous
629	Activities of the discursive intellect
630	activity of attention
631	acts, activities, and aims
632	actual and immediate
633	actual, stern, and pathetic
634	actualized ideals
635	Actuated by an unduly anxious desire
636	acute and painful
637	Acute sensibility coupled with quickness of intellect
638	acutely conscious
639	acuteness of sensibility
640	acuteness, honesty, and, fearlessness
641	adamantine rigidity
642	adaptive wit
643	Add this instance to
644	addicted to flattery
645	addition, correction, and amplification
646	adduced facts
647	adequate execution
648	adequate, uniform, proportionate, and equitable
649	Adhere too tenaciously to forms and modes
650	adherence to principle
651	adhesive quality
652	administered rebuke
653	Administering a little deft though veiled castigation
654	admirable and accomplished
655	Admirable mastery of technique
656	admirable reserve
657	admissible evidence
658	Admit the soft impeachment
659	Admitted with a childlike cheerfulness
660	admittedly inferior
661	admixture of fear
662	admonitory gesture
663	adolescent youth
664	adorable vanity
665	adorn with beauty
666	adorned and amplified
667	adroit flatterer
668	adroitness and judgment
669	adulated stranger
670	Advance by leaps and bounds
671	Advancing to dignity and honor
672	Adventitious aids to memory
673	adventitious way
674	adventurous and prodigal
675	adventurous mind
676	adventurous, eager, and afraid
677	adventurous, fine, active, and gossipy
678	adverse experience
679	adverse, antagonistic, unfriendly, and hostile
680	advice and assistance
681	advisable, advantageous, acceptable, and expedient
682	affable and courteous
683	affable in manner
684	affable, diffident, humble, and mild
685	affably accommodating
686	affect to believe
687	affectation and coquetry
688	Affectation and superfluous ornament
689	affectation of content
690	Affected an ironic incredulity
691	affected by externals
692	affected indifference
693	affected, pedantic, and vain
694	Affecting a tone of gayety
695	affectionate and warm-hearted
696	affectionate approval
697	affectionate, tender, loving, and attached
698	affianced lady
699	affinity of events
700	affirmative attitude
701	afflict with ugliness
702	affluent and exuberant
703	affluent language
704	affluent, genial, and frank
705	affluent, opulent, abundant, and ample
706	affright and abhorrence
707	affrighted slave
708	aflame with life
709	After a careful study of all the evidence
710	After a first moment of reluctance
711	After an eternity of resolutions, doubts, and indecisions
712	After examination we can confidently say
713	After full deliberation
714	After reminding the hearer
715	After this it remains only to say
716	After very carefully considering
717	Again thanking you for the inquiry
718	Again, can we doubt
719	Again, I ask the gentleman
720	Again, in this view
721	Again, it is quite clear that
722	Again, it is urged
723	Again, let us compare
724	Again, very numerous are the cases
725	Again, we have abundant instances
726	Against a sky as clear as sapphire
727	Against all this concurring testimony
728	age of ignorance
729	Age, like winter weather
730	agencies and influences
731	ages and generations
732	aggrandizement and plunder
733	aggravated faults
734	Aggravated to an unspeakable degree
735	aggregate body
736	aggressive and sullen
737	aggressive selfishness
738	aggressive, envious, and arrogant
739	aghast and incredulous
740	Aghast at his own helplessness
741	Agile as a leopard
742	agile mind
743	agility and briskness
744	agility of brain
745	agitate and control
746	Agitated and enthralled by day-dreams
747	Agitated and perplexed by a dozen cross-currents of conflicting tendency
748	agitated imagination
749	Agitated like a storm-tossed ship
750	Agitated with violent and contending emotions
751	agonizing appeal
752	agony and despair
753	agony of despair
754	Agreeable and humanizing intercourse
755	agreeable and ingenuous
756	agreeable frankness
757	Agreeable to our conversation
758	agreeable, engaging, and delightful
759	Aided by strong mental endowments
760	aids and auxiliaries
761	aim and purpose
762	aimless confusion
763	Air like wine
764	air of assumption
765	air, woodland, and water
766	airy and frivolous
767	airy splendor
768	Airy swiftness of treatment
769	akin to truth
770	alarm and uneasiness
771	alarmed, anxious, and uneasy
772	alarming rapidity
773	alert acceptance
774	alert and unsparing
775	alert, hopeful, and practical
776	algebraic brevity
777	Alien paths and irrelevant junketings
778	alien splendor
779	Alien to the purpose
780	alive to opportunity
781	all and sundry
782	All around them like a forest swept the deep and
783	All confess this to be true
784	All embrowned and mossed with age
785	All her gift of serene immobility brought into play
786	All hope of discreet reticence was ripped to shreds
787	All I ask is
788	All like an icicle it seemed, so tapering and cold
789	All my life broke up, like some great river's ice at touch of spring
790	All of us know
791	All silent as the sheeted dead
792	All sorts of petty tyrannies
793	All sounds were lost in the whistle of air humming by
794	All that I will say now
795	All that is conjecture
796	All that's beautiful drifts away like the waters
797	All the facts which support this
798	All the lesser lights paled into insignificance
799	All the magic of youth and joy of life was there
800	All the place is peopled with sweet airs
801	All the resources of a burnished rhetoric
802	All the signs of the time indicate
803	All the sky was mother-of-pearl and tender
804	All the unknown of the night and of the universe was pressing upon him
805	All the world lay stretched before him like the open palm of his hand
806	All the world was flooded with a soft golden light
807	All these things you know
808	All this being considered
809	All this is historical fact
810	All this is very well
811	All this suggests
812	All this we take for granted
813	All unconscious as a flower
814	All was a vague jumble of chaotic impressions
815	All was incomprehensible
816	All was instinctive and spontaneous
817	all-pervading influence
818	allayed by sympathy
819	alleged reluctance
820	allegiance and fidelity
821	allegorical vein
822	Allied by taste and circumstances
823	allied subjects
824	allied to virtue
825	Allied with a marked imperiousness
826	allied with economy
827	alliterative suggestion
828	Allow me for a moment to turn to
829	Allow me to congratulate you
830	Allow me to tell a story
831	allurements, pits, snares, and torments
832	alluring idleness
833	Almost incredible obtuseness
834	alone and undistracted
835	Alone, like a storm-tossed wreck, on this night of the glad New Year
836	Aloof from the motley throng
837	alterations and additions
838	alternating opinion
839	Altho I say it to myself
840	altogether dissimilar
841	Altogether monstrous and unnatural
842	altruistic ideal
843	Always observant and discriminating
844	Am I mistaken in this
845	amatory effusions
846	Amaze and confound the imagination
847	amazement and admiration
848	amazement, resentment, and indignation
849	amazing artifice
850	Amazing as it may seem
851	ambidextrous assistant
852	ambiguity and disagreement
853	ambiguous grimace
854	ambiguous, strange, and sinister
855	ambition and determination
856	Ambition shivered into fragments
857	ambitious of success
858	ambitious project
859	ambling pedestrian
860	ambrosial essence
861	amenable to reason
862	amiability of disposition
863	Amiable and indulgent hostess
864	amiable and unpretending
865	amiable solicitude
866	amiable, genial, and charitable
867	amicable arrangement
868	Amid distress and humiliation
869	Amid many and pressing avocations
870	Amid the direful calamities of the time
871	Amid the homeliest details of daily life
872	Amid the rush and roar of life
873	Among many examples
874	Among the distinguished guests who honor
875	Among the problems that confront us
876	amorous youth
877	ample and admirable
878	ample culture
879	Ample scope for the exercise of his astonishing gifts
880	amplitude of space
881	amusing and clever
882	amusing artlessness
883	amusing, sympathetic, and interesting
884	An abandoned and exaggerated grief
885	An accidental encounter
886	An act of folly amounting to wickedness
887	An acute note of distress in her voice
888	An addressed envelope is enclosed for your convenience
889	An afternoon of painfully constrained behavior
890	An agreeable image of serene dignity
891	An agreeably grave vacuity
892	An air half quizzical and half deferential
893	An air of affected civility
894	An air of artificial constraint
895	An air of being meticulously explicit
896	An air of inimitable, scrutinizing, superb impertinence
897	An air of round-eyed profundity
898	An air of stern, deep, and irredeemable gloom hung over and pervaded all
899	An air of uncanny familiarity
900	An air which was distinctly critical
901	An alarmed sense of strange responsibilities
902	An almost excessive exactness
903	An almost pathetic appearance of ephemeral fragility
904	An almost riotous prodigality of energy
905	An almost sepulchral regularity and seclusion
906	An ample and imposing structure
907	An answer to this is now ready
908	An answering glow of gratitude
909	An antagonist worth her steel
910	An anxiety hung like a dark impenetrable cloud
911	An apostle of unworldly ardor
912	An appreciable menace
913	An ardent and gifted youth
914	An ardent face out-looking like a star
915	An argument has often been put forward
916	An arid dictum
917	An artful and malignant enemy
918	An artful stroke of policy
919	An assumption entirely gratuitous
920	An assumption of hostile intent
921	An assumption which proved erroneous
922	An assurance of good-nature that forestalled hostility
923	an atmosphere of divine quietude
924	An atmosphere of extraordinary languor
925	An atmosphere of sunny gaiety
926	An atmosphere thick with flattery and toadyism
927	An attack of peculiar virulence and malevolence
928	An attitude of passive impartiality
929	An audacious challenge of ridicule
930	An authoritative and conclusive inquiry
931	An avidity that bespoke at once the restlessness,
932	An awe crept over me
933	An eager and thirsty ear
934	An early reply will greatly oblige
935	An easy prey to the powers of folly
936	An ecstasy which suddenly overwhelms your mind like
937	An effusive air of welcome
938	An egregious assumption
939	An elaborate assumption of indifference
940	An endless field for discussion
941	An enervating and emasculating form of indulgence
942	An ennobling and invigorating influence
943	An entirely negligible quantity
944	An envious wind crept by like an unwelcome thought
945	An equal degree of well-bred worldly cynicism
946	An erect, martial, majestic, and imposing personage
947	An essentially grotesque and commonplace thing
948	An eternal and imperishable example
949	An eternity of silence oppressed him
950	An exalted and chimerical sense of honor
951	An example or two will illustrate
952	An excess of unadulterated praise
953	An excessive refinement of feeling
954	An expression at once confident and appealing
955	An expression of mildly humorous surprise
956	An expression of rare and inexplicable personal energy
957	An exquisite perception of things beautiful and rare
958	An extensive and populous country
959	An habitual steadiness and coolness of reflection
960	An honest and unquestioning pride
961	An iciness, a sinking, a sickening of the heart
962	An icy indifference
963	An ideal as sublime and comprehensive as the horizon
964	An idle and unworthy action
965	An ignoring eye
966	An ill-assorted vocabulary
967	An immeasurable advantage
968	An imminent and overmastering peril
969	An immortal spirit dwelt in that frail body, like a bird in an outworn cage
970	An impenetrable screen of foliage
971	An impersonal and slightly ironic interest
972	An imperturbable demeanor and steadiness of mind
973	An impervious beckoning motion
974	An implacable foe
975	An impudent trick as hackneyed as conjuring rabbits out of a hat
976	An inarticulate echo of his longing
977	An inborn and irresistible impulse
978	An incongruous spectacle
979	An increased gentleness of aspect
980	An incredible mental agility
981	An incursion of the loud, the vulgar and meretricious
982	An indefinable resemblance to a goat
983	An indefinable taint of priggishness
984	An indescribable frankness and simplicity of character
985	An indescribably touching incident
986	An indolent surrender to mere sensuous experience
987	An indomitable and unselfish soul
988	An ineradicable love of fun and mystification
989	An inevitable factor of human conduct
990	An inexhaustible copiousness and readiness of speech
991	An inexplicable and uselessly cruel caprice of fate
992	An inexpressible fervor of serenity
993	An ingratiating, awkward and, wistful grace
994	An insatiable appetite for trifles
995	An insatiable voracity
996	An inscrutable mystery
997	An inspired ray was in his eyes
998	An instant she stared unbelievingly
999	An intense and insatiable hunger for light and truth

Nonsense2 (d999)

d999	Result
1	An intense travail of mind
2	An intentional breach of politeness
3	An interchange of civilities
4	An intolerable deal of guesswork
5	An involuntary gesture of remonstrance
6	An irrelevant bit of magniloquence
7	An irrepressible and impassioned hopefulness
8	An irritating and dangerous treatment
9	An isle of Paradise, fair as a gem
10	An itching propensity for argument
11	An object of indestructible interest
12	An obnoxious member of society
13	An obscure thrill of alarm
14	An odd little air of penitent self-depreciation
15	An old nodding negress whose sable head shined in the sun
16	An ominous lull and silence
17	An omnibus across the bridge crawls like a yellow butterfly
18	An open and violent rupture
19	An open wit and recklessness of bearing
20	An opinion has now become established
21	An oppressive sense of strange sweet odor
22	An optimistic after-dinner mood
23	An outburst of impassioned eloquence
24	An overburdening sense of the inexpressible
25	An unaccountable feeling of antipathy
26	An unbecoming vehemence
27	An uncomfortable premonition of fear
28	An undefined sadness seemed to have fallen about her like a cloud
29	An undisciplined state of feeling
30	An unerring sense of humor
31	an unexpected and exquisite thought
32	An unfailing sweetness and unerring perception
33	An unfortunate comparison, don't you think?
34	An unknown world, wild as primeval chaos
35	An unparalleled and almost miraculous growth
36	An unparalleled atrocity
37	An unpatriotic and ignoble act
38	An unpleasant and heavy sensation sat at his heart
39	An unpleasing strain, like the vibration of a rope drawn out too fast
40	An unreasoning form of coercion
41	An unredeemed dreariness of thought
42	An unsuspected moral obtuseness
43	An utter depression of soul
44	An utterly vile and detestable spirit
45	anachronisms of thought
46	analogous example
47	analytical and critical
48	analytical survey
49	anarchy and chaos
50	ancestral creed
51	anchor of moderation
52	ancient and venerable
53	ancient garb
54	ancient, subtle, and treacherous
55	And a pinnace like a flutter'd bird came flying from afar
56	And a tear like silver, glistened in the corner of her eye
57	And again, it is said
58	And again, it is to be presumed
59	And all our thoughts ran into tears like sunshine into rain
60	and all the earth revealeth
61	and as ethereal as the light of a solitary star
62	And at first the road comes moving toward me, like a bride waving palms
63	and became transmuted to silver sentinels
64	And coming nearer to our own day
65	And day peers forth with her blank eyes
66	And did a man try to persuade me
67	And do you really think
68	And Dusk, with breast as of a dove, brooded
69	And even if it were so?
70	And everybody here knows
71	And eyes as bright as the day
72	And fell as cold as a lump of clay
73	And for myself, as I said
74	And further, all that I have said
75	and goes at a gallop through the plain
76	And hence the well-known doctrine
77	And her cheek was like a rose
78	And here again, when I speak
79	And here allow me to call your attention
80	And here I am led to observe
81	And here I come to the closing evidence
82	And here I have an opportunity
83	And here I reproach
84	And here I wish you to observe
85	And here let me define my position
86	And here let me give my explanation
87	And here let us recall to mind
88	And here were forests ancient as the hills
89	And how am I to thank you?
90	And how is it possible to imagine
91	And I am bound to say
92	And I beg of you
93	And I call on you
94	And I might say this
95	And I refuse assent
96	And I rejoice to know
97	And I say, it were better for you
98	And I should in like manner repudiate
99	And I speak with reverence
100	And I submit to you
101	And I trust that you will consider
102	And I will make a practical suggestion
103	And I will tell you why
104	And I would, moreover submit
105	And if a man could anywhere be found
106	And if any of you should question
107	And if I know anything of my countrymen
108	And if I may presume to speak
109	And if I take another instance
110	And if this be true
111	And if you come to a decision
112	And if you think it your duty
113	And in conclusion
114	And in like manner
115	And in order to see this
116	And in the end, what are you going to make of it?
117	And in thus speaking, I am not denying
118	And is not this lamentable
119	And is there not a presumption
120	And it happens
121	And it is certainly true
122	And it is doubtful if
123	And it is not difficult to see
124	And it is not plain
125	And it is one of the evidences
126	And it is precisely in this
127	And it is strikingly suggested to us
128	And it is undeniable, I say
129	And it is well that this should be so
130	And last of all
131	And lest anyone should marvel
132	And let it be observed
133	And lo! and behold
134	and makes his way through temple, tower, and palace
135	And many a fountain, rivulet, and pond,
136	And melting like the stars in June
137	And more than this
138	And next I would ask
139	And night, as welcome as a friend
140	And now allow me to call attention
141	And now behold a mystery
142	And now consider
143	And now having discussed
144	And now I address myself to my task
145	And now I beg that I may be permitted
146	And now I go back to the statement
147	And now I have completed my review
148	And now I have said enough to explain
149	And now I must touch upon one point
150	And now if I may take for granted
151	And now it would be very pleasant for me
152	And now observe how
153	And now supposing this point to be settled
154	And now that I have mentioned
155	And now the chief points of it
156	And now the question is asked me
157	And now, sir, what I had first to say
158	And now, to close, let me give you
159	And now, to what purpose do I mention
160	And of this I am perfectly certain
161	And quite as difficult is it to create
162	And right here lies the cause
163	and sees only white peaks and pinnacles
164	And silence like a poultice comes to heal the blows of sound
165	And so I am reminded of a story
166	And so I leave these words with you
167	And so I may point out
168	And so I might recount to you
169	And so in the present case
170	And so on
171	And so through all phases
172	And so, again, as regard
173	And so, in the other cases, I have named
174	And so, upon every hand
175	And sometimes it will be difficult
176	And spangled o'er with twinkling points, like stars
177	And that gave another distorted view
178	and the genius of her mind
179	And the like
180	And the reason is very obvious
181	And the same holds good
182	And the smile she softly uses fills the silence like a speech
183	And then again
184	And then hastily to conclude
185	And then I may be reminded
186	And then there is another thought
187	And then when it is said
188	And there are reasons why
189	And there is also this view
190	And therefore am I truly glad
191	And therefore it is not unfrequently quoted
192	And therefore it is not without regret
193	And this brings me to the last thing
194	And this is really the sense
195	And this leads me to say a word
196	And thus consistently
197	And thus it is conceivable
198	And thus it seems to me
199	And thus we are led on then to further question
200	And to all this must be added
201	And to return to the topic
202	And to this conclusion you must come
203	And unquestionably
204	And we are brought to the same conclusion
205	And what do you suppose will be
206	And what is all this pother about?
207	And when I have shown to you
208	And when I recall that event
209	And when we pass beyond the bounds of
210	And where, let me ask
211	And why should I insist
212	And will you still insist
213	And with these thoughts come others
214	And yet I can not but reflect
215	And yet I feel justified in believing
216	And yet I think we all feel
217	And yet let me say to you
218	And yet one more quotation
219	And yet the explanation does not wholly satisfy me
220	And yet this notion is, I conceive
221	And yet though this be true
222	And yet we ought, if we are wise
223	And you may also remember this
224	And, of course, you are aware
225	And, sir, a word
226	anecdote and reminiscence
227	angelic softness
228	anger and fury
229	anger, indignation, resentment, and rage
230	angle of vision
231	angry protestations
232	anguish and hopelessness
233	anguished entreaty
234	angular features
235	animate, impel, instigate, and embolden
236	animated and effective
237	Animated by noble pride
238	animated by victory
239	animated eloquence
240	animosity, malice, enmity, and hatred
241	Announced in a tone of pious satisfaction
242	annoyances, shifts, and inconveniences
243	annoying complications
244	annul, frustrate, reverse, and destroy
245	annulment of influence
246	anomalies and absurdities
247	anomalous appearance
248	anonymous benefactor
249	Another circumstance that adds to the difficulty
250	Another consideration which I shall adduce
251	Another instance of signal success
252	Another of these presumptions
253	Another point is made as clear as crystal
254	Another reason of a kindred nature
255	Another reflection which occurs to me
256	Another sign of our times
257	Another signal advantage
258	Another striking instance
259	Another thought importuned him
260	answering response
261	Answering your recent inquiry
262	Answers doubtless may be given
263	antagonism and opposition
264	antagonistic views
265	antecedent facts
266	anticipate with delight
267	anticipated attention
268	Anticipated with lively expectation
269	Anticipation painted the world in rose
270	antipathies and distastes
271	antiquated and obsolete
272	antiquated prudery
273	anxiety and trepidation
274	anxiety, caution, watchfulness, and solicitude
275	anxious misgiving
276	anxious, fearful, and anticipative
277	Any information you may give us will be appreciated
278	Any time that may suit your convenience
279	apathetic greeting
280	apathy and torpor
281	aphoristic wit
282	aping of manners
283	apish agility
284	apocalyptic vision
285	apocryphal lodger
286	apologetic and uneasy
287	apologetic explanation
288	apostle of culture
289	apostrophic dignity
290	Appalled in speechless disgust
291	appalling and devastating
292	appalling difficulties
293	apparent and palpable
294	Apparent rather than real
295	apparent significance
296	apparent, ostensible, plausible, and specious
297	Apparently I was wrong
298	Appeal to a tardy justice
299	appealing picture
300	Appealing to the urgent temper of youth
301	appearance and surroundings
302	appearance, conversation, and bearing
303	appointed function
304	apposite illustration
305	appraised by fashion
306	appreciable relief
307	Appreciably above the level of mediocrity
308	appreciative fervor
309	apprehensive and anxious
310	apprehensive dread
311	Apprehensive solicitude about the future
312	apprentice touch
313	approbation, wealth, and power
314	appropriate and eloquent
315	appropriate designation
316	appropriate, use, arrogate, and usurp
317	approve and admire
318	approving smile
319	approximately correct
320	apt and novel
321	apt, explicit, and communicative
322	aptly suggested
323	arbitrarily imposed
324	Arbitrary assumption of power
325	arch conspirator
326	arched embrasure
327	archeological pursuits
328	architectural grandeur
329	architecture, sculpture, painting, and poetry
330	archness and vivacity
331	ardent and aspiring
332	ardent protest
333	Ardent words of admiration
334	ardent, undisciplined, and undirected
335	Ardently and enthusiastically convinced
336	ardor of life
337	arduous quest
338	Are there not many of us
339	Are we content to believe
340	Are we forever to deprive ourselves
341	Are we not startled into astonishment
342	Are we satisfied to assume
343	Are we wandering from the point?
344	Are you a trifle--bored?
345	Are you fully reconciled?
346	Are you not complicating the question?
347	Are you prepared to go to that length?
348	Are you still obdurate?
349	Argued with immense force and feeling
350	argument and inference
351	arid and unprofitable
352	arid formula
353	aristocratic lineage
354	Armed all over with subtle antagonisms
355	aromatic fragrance
356	arrangement and combination
357	arrant trifling
358	Arrayed with scrupulous neatness
359	arrested development
360	Arrogance and untutored haughtiness
361	arrogance of opinion
362	arrogance, conceit, and disdain
363	arrogant and overbearing
364	arrogant imposition
365	artful adaptation
366	artful, wily, insincere, and disingenuous
367	artificial and elaborate
368	artificial suavity
369	artificial, rhetorical, and mundane
370	artificial, soulless, hectic, and unreal
371	artistic and literary
372	artistic elegance
373	artistic, progressive, and popular
374	Artless and unquestioning devotion
375	artless candor
376	artlessness and urbanity
377	As a child in play scatters the heaps of sand
378	as a cloud dims the waving of golden grain
379	As a cloud that gathers her robe like drifted snow
380	As a flower after a drought drinks in the steady plunging rain
381	As a general rule I hold
382	As a last illustration
383	As a leaf that beats on a mountain
384	As a lion grieves at the loss of her whelps
385	As a man plowing all day longs for supper and welcomes sunset
386	As a matter of convenience and economy
387	As a matter of fact
388	As a proof of this
389	As a sea disturbed by opposing winds
390	As a special favor we ask
391	As amusing as a litter of likely young pigs
392	As an illustration of this truth
393	As an impartial bystander
394	As arbitrary as a cyclone and as killing as a pestilence
395	As austere as a Roman matron
396	As beautiful as the purple flush of dawn
397	As belated as they are fallacious
398	As blind as a mole
399	As brief as sunset clouds in heaven
400	As briefly as I may
401	As bright as sunlight on a stream
402	As busy as a bee
403	As by a secret of freemasonry
404	As cattle driven by a gadfly
405	as chasing butterflies might rest together on a flower
406	As chimney sweepers come to dust
407	As clear as a whistle
408	as clear as elemental diamond, or serene morning air
409	As clear as the parts of a tree in the morning sun
410	As close as oak and ivy stand
411	as contentedly as cattle in a fresh meadow
412	As delicate and as fair as a lily
413	As delightful to the mind as cool well-water to thirsty lip
414	As diamond cuts diamond
415	As direct and unvarying as the course of a homing bird
416	As directed in your letter, we are shipping to you
417	As distinct as night and morning
418	As dry as desert dust
419	As dumb as a fish
420	As easily as the sun shines
421	As easy as a turn of the hand
422	As elastic as a steel spring
423	As explained in our previous letter
424	As extinct as the dodo
425	As faint as the memory of a sound
426	As familiar to him as his alphabet
427	As far as my limits allow
428	As far as this is true
429	As far as this objection relates
430	As far as we know
431	As fatal as the fang of the most venomous snake
432	As fleeting and elusive as our dreams
433	As foam from a ship's swiftness
434	As for the rest
435	As fresh and invigorating as a sea-breeze
436	As full of eager vigor as a mountain stream
437	As full of spirit as a gray squirrel
438	As gay and busy as a brook
439	As gently as the flower gives forth its perfume
440	As gently as withered leaves float from a tree
441	As graceful as a bough
442	As grave as a judge
443	As great as the first day of creation
444	As high as heaven
445	As I dropped like a bolt from the blue
446	As I dwelt like a sparrow among the spires
447	As I have now replied to
448	As I look around on this assembly
449	As I rise to respond to the sentiment
450	As I understand this matter
451	As if a door were suddenly left ajar into some world unseen before
452	As if smitten by a sudden spasm
453	As impossible as to count the stars in illimitable space
454	As in the footsteps of a god
455	As inaccessible to his feet as the clefts and gorges of the clouds
456	As inexorable as the flight of time
457	As innocent as a new laid egg
458	As iridescent as a soap bubble
459	As it happens, your conjecture is right
460	As it will give us an opportunity to demonstrate our ability
461	As locusts gather to a stream before a fire
462	As mellow and deep as a psalm
463	As memory scans the past
464	As men strip for a race, so must an author strip for the race with time
465	As merry as bees in clover
466	As nimble as water
467	As odious as it is absurd
468	As one who has climbed above the earth's eternal snowline
469	As pale as any ghost
470	As patient as the trees
471	As quick as the movement of some wild animal
472	As quiet as a nun breathless with adoration
473	As radiant as the rose
474	As readily and naturally as ducklings take to water
475	As reticent as a well-bred stockbroker
476	As ridiculous as it was unnecessary
477	As ruthlessly as the hoof of a horse tramples on a rose
478	As shallow streams run dimpling all the way
479	As simple as the intercourse of a child with its mother
480	As sleep falls upon the eyes of a child
481	As society is now constituted
482	As some one has well said
483	As some vast river of unfailing source
484	As stars that shoot along the sky
485	As stated in our previous letter
486	As still as a stone
487	As stupid as a sheep
488	As sudden as a dislocated joint slipping back into place
489	As summer winds that creep from flower to flower
490	As supple as a step-ladder
491	As swaggering and sentimental as a penny novellete
492	As swift as thought
493	As the accumulation of snowflakes makes the avalanche
494	As the bubble is extinguished in the ocean
495	As the dew upon the roses warms and melts the morning light
496	As the fair cedar, fallen before the breeze,
497	As the foregoing instances have shown
498	As the light straw flies in dark'ning whirlwinds
499	As the lightning cleaves the night
500	As the long train sweeps away into the golden distance
501	As the loud blast that tears the skies
502	As the slow shadows of the pointed grass mark the eternal periods
503	as the snow-covered heights receive from clouds
504	As those move easiest who have learn'd to dance
505	As though a rose should shut, and be a bud again
506	as though driven to their land of shadows by shuddering fear
507	As though Pharaoh should set the Israelites
508	As to the particular instance before us
509	As unapproachable as a star
510	As we have received no response from you
511	As we scan the vague unknown
512	As we shall see in a few moments
513	As weird as the elfin lights
514	As well might we compare
515	As well try to photograph the other side of the moon
516	as when a coin, tested, rings true gold
517	As you probably have been told
518	As you, doubtless, are aware
519	As your experience has probably shown you
520	ascending supremacy
521	ascertain with exactness
522	ascetic devotion
523	ascribed productiveness
524	ashamed and speechless
525	aspect of grandeur
526	aspects and phases
527	aspirations, dreams, and devotions
528	aspire to rule
529	aspiring and triumphal
530	aspiring genius
531	assailed by conscience
532	Assailed by poignant doubts
533	assemble, amass, accumulate, and acquire
534	assembled arguments
535	asserted activity
536	assiduity and success
537	assiduity, tenderness, industry, and vigilance
538	assiduously cultivated
539	assimilated and combined
540	assimilative power
541	assuaged and pacified
542	Assume a menacing attitude
543	Assumed almost heroic proportions
544	assumed humiliation
545	assumption of sternness
546	assured, stern, and judicial
547	assuredly enshrined
548	Assuredly I do
549	Assuredly it is this
550	Assuring you of every courtesy
551	Assuring you of our entire willingness to comply with your request
552	Assuring you of prompt and careful cooperation
553	astonished and curious
554	astonishing facility
555	astonishment, apprehension, and horror
556	astound and perplex
557	astounding mistakes
558	astute observer
559	At extreme tension, like a drawn bow
560	At first blush it may seem fantastic
561	At once epigrammatic and arresting
562	At once misleading and infelicitous
563	At the mercy of small prejudices
564	At the outset of this inquiry
565	At the present writing
566	At the risk of digression
567	At the same time, I candidly state
568	At the suggestion of one of our patrons
569	At the utmost we can say
570	At this juncture
571	At this solemn moment
572	At your earliest opportunity
573	athletic and nimble
574	athletic prowess
575	atmosphere of obscurity
576	atmospheric vagueness
577	atone in measure
578	atonement and forgiveness
579	atoning sacrifice
580	atrocious and abominable
581	atrocious expression
582	atrophied view
583	attacks and intrigues
584	attained by effort
585	Attained by rigorous self-restraint
586	attainments, possessions, and character
587	attempt to suppress
588	Attended by insuperable difficulties
589	attended with danger
590	attending circumstances
591	attention and respect
592	attention, forbearance, and patience
593	attentive deference
594	attenuated sound
595	attested loyalty
596	attitude of mind
597	attitudes and expressions
598	attract, interest, and persuade
599	attractive exordium
600	attractiveness and ability
601	attribute of weakness
602	audacious mendicant
603	audacity and skill
604	audible intimations
605	augmented force
606	augmenting, furthering, and reenforcing
607	August and imperial names in the kingdom of thought
608	august and splendid
609	august tribunal
610	august, magnanimous, important, and distinguished
611	auspicious moment
612	austere and icy
613	austere charm
614	austere, calm, and somber
615	austerities of fanaticism
616	authentic indications
617	authoritative critic
618	authoritative, independent, arbitrary, and supreme
619	authority of manner
620	authority, leadership, and command
621	autobiographical pages
622	autocratic power
623	automatic termination
624	autumnal skies
625	auxiliary aids
626	available and capable
627	available data
628	avalanche of scorn
629	avarice and cruelty
630	avarice, pride, and revenge
631	avaricious eyes
632	avenging fate
633	avenues of dissemination
634	average excellence
635	aversion to publicity
636	aversion, dislike, hatred, and repugnance
637	avert by prayer
638	Averted by some happy stroke of fortune
639	averted calamity
640	avidity and earnestness
641	avowed intention
642	Await the sentence of impartial posterity
643	Awaited with feverish anxiety
644	Awaiting his summons to the eternal silence
645	Awaiting the favor of your prompt attention
646	Awaiting the pleasure of serving you
647	Awaiting your early communication
648	Awaiting your further commands
649	Awaiting your pleasure
650	awake and active
651	awakened curiosity
652	awakened, girded, and active
653	Away he rushed like a cyclone
654	Away then with the notion
655	awe and reverence
656	awe, reverence, and adoration
657	awed devotion
658	awful dejection
659	Awkward as a cart-horse
660	awkward dilemma
661	awkwardness and crudity
662	awkwardness, narrowness, and self-consciousness
663	axiomatic truth
664	azure sky
665	babble, prate, chatter, and prattle
666	babbling gossip
667	Babbling like a child
668	babel of tongues
669	bacchanalian desires
670	bachelor freedom
671	bad omen
672	bad, vicious, unwholesome, and distressing
673	baffled sagacity
674	balanced capacity
675	baldly described
676	baleful glances
677	ballasted by brains
678	balmy fragrance
679	Balmy in manner as a bland southern morning
680	ban of exclusion
681	Bandied about from mouth to mouth
682	Bandied to and fro
683	bandying talk
684	baneful impression
685	Banish such thoughts
686	banished silence
687	barbarous statecraft
688	barbarous, shapeless, and irregular
689	bards and sages
690	barefaced appeal
691	barest commonplaces
692	barren in intellect
693	barren of enthusiasm
694	barren opportunities
695	Barricade the road to truth
696	barriers of reticence
697	bars of sunlight
698	Bartering the higher aspirations of life
699	base and unworthy
700	base intrigues
701	Based on a fundamental error
702	baseless assumptions
703	bashful modesty
704	basic principles
705	basis of fact
706	basking in sunshine
707	battered witticism
708	Be assured, then
709	Be confident, therefore
710	Be it so
711	Be like the granite of thy rock-ribbed land
712	Be not deceived
713	Be sure that in spite of
714	Be these things as they may
715	Be your interests what they may be
716	beam and blaze
717	beam of moonlight
718	beam with self-approval
719	beaming countenance
720	Beaming with pleasurable anticipation
721	Bear with me for a few moments
722	bearing and address
723	Bearing on this point
724	bearing, deportment, manner, and behavior
725	bearish rudeness
726	beast of prey
727	beatific vision
728	Beauteous she looks as a water-lily
729	beautiful and majestic
730	Beautiful as the dawn, dominant as the sun
731	beautiful modesty
732	beautiful, graceful, and accomplished
733	Beauty maddens the soul like wine
734	beauty of imagery
735	beckoning horizon
736	becoming diffidence
737	bedraggled and disappointed
738	bedraggled wretch
739	befitting honor
740	befogged and stupefied
741	Before attempting to answer this question
742	Before going further
743	Before I close I will particularly remark
744	Before I come to the special matter
745	Before I proceed to compare
746	Before was the open malignant sea
747	beg, entreat, implore, and supplicate
748	beggar, thief, and impostor
749	beggared of faith
750	beggarly flimsiness
751	beguile into reading
752	Beguile the tedium of the journey
753	Beguiled the weary soul of man
754	beguiling voice
755	behave with servility
756	Beheld great Babel, wrathful, beautiful,
757	Being fully of the opinion
758	Being persuaded then
759	belated acknowledgment
760	beliefs and practises
761	beliefs, doctrines, ceremonies, and practices
762	Believing you will answer this promptly
763	Believing, as I do
764	belittling fears
765	belittling, personal, and selfish
766	bellicose humanity
767	bellowing and shouting
768	Bemoaning and bewailing his sad fortune
769	Beneath a sky as fair as summer flowers
770	Beneath the cold glare of the desolate night
771	beneficent career
772	benevolence and candor
773	benevolent regard
774	benighted sense
775	benign and hopeful
776	benignant pity
777	bent and disposition
778	Bent like a wand of willow
779	bent of mind
780	Bent on the lofty ends of her destiny
781	benumbed and powerless
782	beseeching gesture
783	Beset by agreeable hallucinations
784	beset by difficulties
785	Beset with external dangers
786	Beset with smiling hills
787	besetting heresy
788	Beside himself in an ecstasy of pleasure
789	besotted fanaticism
790	bestial ferocity
791	Betokening an impulsive character
792	betray into speech
793	betrayal of trust
794	Betrayed into deplorable error
795	bevy of maidens
796	bewildered and stupefied
797	bewildering maze
798	Bewildering multiplication of details
799	bewilderment of feeling
800	bewitching airs
801	Beyond all question we
802	beyond peradventure
803	Beyond the dreams of avarice
804	Beyond the farthest edge of night
805	bibulous diversions
806	Bidden by your invitation to a discussion
807	big with fate
808	bigoted contempt
809	bigots and blockheads
810	billing and cooing
811	binding obligation
812	birds of prey
813	Birds were fluting in the tulip-trees
814	birth and breeding
815	birth, rank, and fortune
816	bit of portraiture
817	bite and sting
818	Biting sentences flew about
819	bits and scraps
820	bitter and disdainful
821	bitter recrimination
822	bitter, baleful, and venomous
823	bitterness of anguish
824	bizarre apparel
825	black and solitary
826	Black as a foam-swept rock
827	Black his hair as the wintry night
828	Black inky night
829	blackening west
830	blackness of spirit
831	blameless indolence
832	blanched desolation
833	bland and ingenious
834	bland confidence
835	bland, patient, and methodical
836	blandishments of society
837	blank misgivings
838	blasphemous and profane
839	blasphemous hypocrisy
840	blast of adversity
841	blatant discourse
842	blaze of fury
843	blazing audacity
844	blazoned shield
845	bleak and unrelenting
846	bleak loneliness
847	blend and harmonize
848	blend of dignity
849	blended impression
850	Blended with courage and devotion
851	blending into harmony
852	blessed condolence
853	blessing and benediction
854	blessing, bestowing, and welcoming
855	blighted happiness
856	blind and unreasoning
857	Blind leaders of the blind
858	blind partizan
859	blind to demonstration
860	blind, partial, and prejudiced
861	blinded with tears
862	bliss of solitude
863	blissful consciousness
864	blistering satire
865	Blithe as a bird
866	blithe disregard
867	Blithe with the bliss of the morning
868	blithe, innocent, and free
869	bloated equivalent
870	bloodless creature
871	bloodthirsty malice
872	bloom of earth
873	blow of fate
874	Blown about by every wind of doctrine
875	blundering and plundering
876	blundering discourtesy
877	blunt rusticity
878	Blunt the finer sensibilities
879	blurred and confused
880	blurred vision
881	blush with shame
882	bluster and vulgarity
883	bluster, swagger, and might
884	blustering assertion
885	Blustering desire for publicity
886	boast and assertion
887	boastful positiveness
888	bodily activity
889	body, soul, and mind
890	boisterous edification
891	boisterous, undignified, and vulgar
892	bold and haughty
893	bold generalization
894	bold, original, and ingenious
895	boldness of conception
896	bombast and egotism
897	bombastic prating
898	bombastic, incongruous, and unsymmetrical
899	bond of alliance
900	bone and sinew
901	bone of contention
902	bookish precision
903	Bookish precision and professional peculiarity
904	boon companion
905	boorish abuse
906	boorish, clownish, rude, and uncultivated
907	bored demeanor
908	Borne from lip to lip
909	Borne onward by slow-footed time
910	Borne with a faculty of willing compromise
911	borrowed grace
912	bottomless abyss
913	bound by opinion
914	Bound up with impossibilities and absurdities
915	Bounded by the narrow fences of life
916	boundless admiration
917	boundless and unlimited
918	boundless, immeasurable, unlimited, and infinite
919	bountiful supply
920	bountiful, exuberant, and luxurious
921	bourgeois and snobbish
922	bouts of civility
923	Bowed like a mountain
924	Bowed with a certain frigid and deferential surprise
925	boyish appreciation
926	brag and chatter
927	braggart pretense
928	brain, energy, and enterprise
929	branded by defeat
930	branded with cowardice
931	bravado and cowardice
932	brave and chivalrous
933	brave, authoritative, and confident
934	bravely vanquished
935	bravery, courage, fearlessness, and confidence
936	braying trumpet
937	brazen importunity
938	breach of law
939	breadth, knowledge, vision, and power
940	breadth, richness, and freshness
941	Breaking his oath and resolution like a twist of rotten silk
942	breasting the whirlwind with impetuous flight
943	breath of life
944	Breathed an almost exaggerated humility
945	Breathed like a sea at rest
946	breathless and reverential
947	breathless eagerness
948	breathless, confused, and exhilarated
949	Bred in the tepid reticence of propriety
950	breeze of anxiety
951	brevity and condensation
952	bribery and corruption
953	brief and pithy
954	brief tenure
955	Brief ventures of kindliness
956	brief, isolated, and fragmentary
957	briefless barrister
958	bright and vivacious
959	Bright as a diamond in the sun
960	Bright as a fallen fragment of the sky
961	Bright as the coming forth of the morning, in the cloud of an early shower
962	Bright as the sunbeams
963	Bright as the tear of an angel, glittered a lonely star
964	bright interlude
965	brilliancy and grace
966	brilliancy of wit
967	brilliancy, energy, and zeal
968	Brilliant and gay as a Greek
969	Brilliant display of ingenious argument
970	brilliant embodiment
971	brilliant, beautiful, elegant, and faithful
972	brimful of fun
973	bring into disrepute
974	Bring odium upon the individual
975	brisk and enlivening
976	Brisk as a wasp in the sunshine
977	Brisk directness of speech
978	brisk energy
979	bristling temper
980	Brittle and bent like a bow
981	brittle sarcasm
982	broad and deep
983	broad, spare, and athletic
984	broaden, enlarge, extend, and augment
985	broadening fame
986	Broadly speaking
987	broil of politics
988	Broke in a stupendous roar upon the shuddering air
989	broken murmurs
990	broken, apologetic, and confused
991	Bronze-green beetles tumbled over stones, and lay helpless on their backs
992	brood of emotions
993	brooding and solemn
994	brooding peace
995	brotherhood, humanity, and chivalry
996	brought to repentance
997	brow of expectation
998	Brown as the sweet smelling loam
999	Browsing at will on all the uplands of knowledge and thought

Nonsense3 (d999)

d999	Result
1	brunt of disgrace
2	brusqueness, rudeness, and self-assertion
3	brutal and degrading
4	brutal composure
5	Brutal recognition of failure
6	Brute terrors like the scurrying of rats in a deserted attic
7	brutish, repulsive, and terrible
8	bubbling frivolities
9	bubbling with laughter
10	bucolic cudgeling
11	budding joy
12	Buffeted by all the winds of passion
13	bulk of mankind
14	bulks and masses
15	bulky figure
16	bullied into silence
17	bundle of conceptions
18	bungling and trifling
19	buoyancy of youth
20	buoyant pluck
21	buoyed his high-strung temperament like a tonic
22	burden of proof
23	burdensome business
24	Buried hopes rose from their sepulchers
25	Buried in his library like a mouse in a cheese
26	buried in solitude
27	Buried in the quicksands of ignorance
28	burly strength
29	burn into memory
30	burn like a blood-red cloud upon the plain
31	burn with indignation
32	burning zeal
33	Burns like a living coal in the soul
34	burst into view
35	burst of confidence
36	bursting laugh
37	Bursts of unpremeditated frankness
38	busily engrossed
39	business acumen
40	business of life
41	BUSINESS PHRASES
42	business, profession, occupation, and vocation
43	businesslike and practicable
44	bustle and business
45	busy, active, and toiling
46	But across it, like a mob's menace, fell the thunder
47	But after all, I think no one can say
48	But again, when we carefully consider
49	But am I wrong in saying
50	But apart from the fact
51	But are you not taking a slightly one-sided point of view?
52	But besides these special facts
53	but can find no rest within a pure and gentle mind
54	But can this question
55	But consider for a moment
56	But delusions and phantasmagoria
57	But depend upon it
58	But despite all this
59	But do not let us depend
60	But do you imagine
61	But doubts here arise
62	But even admitting these possibilities
63	But everyone who deserves
64	But first of all, remark, I beg you
65	But grave problems confront us
66	But here I am discussing
67	But here let me say
68	But how can we pass over
69	But how shall I describe my emotions
70	But however that may be
71	But I am bound to say
72	But I am certain from my own experience
73	But I am very sorry to say
74	But I am willing enough to admit
75	But I can at least say
76	But I can not conceive
77	But I can promise
78	But I cherish the hope
79	But I confess that I should be glad
80	But I digress
81	But I do not propose all these things
82	But I do say this
83	But I have been insisting simply
84	But I have heard it argued
85	But I have no fear of the future
86	But I leave this train of thought
87	But I look at the practical side
88	But I may be permitted to speak
89	But I may say in conclusion
90	But I need hardly assert
91	But I pass that over
92	But I propose to speak to you
93	But I repeat
94	But I resist the temptation
95	But I return to the question
96	But I shall go still further
97	But I simply ask
98	But I submit the whole subject
99	But I trust that you will all admit
100	But I venture to assure you
101	But I wander from my point
102	But I will allude
103	But I will not further impress any idea
104	But I would earnestly impress upon you
105	But if I may even flatter myself
106	But if I seek for illustrations
107	But if you want more evidence
108	But if you wish to know
109	But in making this assertion
110	But in my opinion there is no need
111	But in the course of time
112	But is it quite possible to hold
113	But is this any reason why
114	But it does not follow from this
115	But it happens very fortunately
116	But it has been suggested to me
117	But it is a fact
118	But it is impossible for one
119	But it is necessary to explain
120	But it is no use protesting
121	But it is not fair to assert
122	But it is not my intention
123	But it is not necessary to suppose
124	But it is not possible to believe
125	But it is not really so
126	But it is otherwise with
127	But it is sometimes said
128	But it may be doubted whether
129	But it may happen that I forgot
130	But it will be a misfortune
131	But it will naturally be asked
132	But it will perhaps be argued
133	But it would be vain to attempt
134	But let me ask you to glance
135	But let me before closing refer
136	But let none of you think
137	But let us also keep ever in mind
138	But let us look a little further
139	But lo! all of a sudden
140	But mark this
141	But more than all things else
142	But my allotted time is running away
143	But my answer to this objection
144	But never was a grosser wrong
145	But none the less peremptorily
146	But not for one moment
147	But notwithstanding all this
148	But now I'll confide something to you
149	But now look at the effect
150	But now take notice of
151	But on the other hand
152	But on what ground are we
153	But passing these by
154	But perhaps I ought to speak distinctly
155	But perhaps I'm hardly fair when I say that
156	But perhaps you are not yet weary
157	But putting these questions aside
158	But quite contrary to this, you will find
159	But recollect, I pray you, how
160	But seriously speaking, what is the use of it?
161	But some other things are to be noted
162	But some will ask me
163	But sooner or later
164	but still invested with the dignity of immortality
165	But still, I repeat
166	But suppose the fact
167	But surely that is inconsistent
168	But surely, you can not say
169	But that I may not divert you from
170	But that is beside the mark
171	But that is not all
172	But that must be always the impression
173	But that's a tremendous hazard
174	But the fact is
175	But the final value
176	But the greatest proof of all
177	But the most formidable problem
178	But the necessity of the case
179	But the question may arise
180	But the thing is simply impossible
181	but their springs have been seen by but few
182	But there is another duty imposed
183	But there is much more than this
184	But there's one thing you haven't said
185	But this I do not hesitate to say
186	But this I fearlessly affirm
187	But this I know
188	But this is a circuitous argument
189	But this is a digression
190	But this is no place for controversy
191	But this is not all
192	But this is what I mean
193	But this much I affirm as true
194	But this warns me
195	But this we may put aside
196	But thou art fled, like some frail exhalation
197	But to go still further
198	But to say the truth
199	But we are met with the assertion
200	But we are to recollect
201	But we ask, perhaps
202	But we may depend upon it
203	But we think it is not wise
204	But we want something more for explanation
205	But what a blunder would be yours
206	But what do you yourself think about it?
207	But what is the fact
208	But what we must needs guard against
209	But when it is declared
210	But when we look a little deeper
211	But while it may be admitted
212	But who could foresee what was going to happen?
213	But who has not seen
214	But why do I numerate these details
215	But with these exceptions
216	But yet nothing can be more splendid
217	But you are open to persuasion?
218	But you do not know for certain
219	But you must tell me more
220	But you should know
221	But, above all things, let us
222	But, further, I shall now demonstrate
223	But, gentlemen, I must be done
224	But, my friends, pause for a moment
225	But, sir, it is manifest
226	But, then, let us ask ourselves
227	But, wait, you haven't heard the end
228	Butterflies like gems
229	By a curious chance, I know it very well
230	By a curious irony of fate
231	By a curious perversity of fate
232	By a happy turn of thinking
233	By a happy turn of thinking
234	By a whimsical diversion
235	by an air of indolence and languor
236	By common consent
237	By means of crafty insinuations
238	By no means
239	By no means desirable, I think
240	By no means inconsolable
241	By temperament incompatible
242	By the common judgment of the thinking world
243	By the sheer centripetal force of sympathy
244	By the way, I have not mentioned
245	By this time it will be suspected
246	By virtue of a common understanding
247	By virtue of his impassioned curiosity
248	By way of rejoinder
249	bygone period
250	cabalistic phrase
251	cadaverous appearance
252	cadences of delirium
253	calamitous course
254	Calculated to create disgust
255	calculated, logical, and dispassionate
256	calculating admiration
257	call in question
258	call into question
259	callous indifference
260	Calm as the night
261	Calm like a flowing river
262	Calm like a mountain brooding o'er the sea
263	calm resignation
264	Calm strength and constancy
265	calm, earnest, and genial
266	Calmly dropping care like a mantle from her shoulders
267	calmness of manner
268	calumnious suspicions
269	calumny of passion
270	Can I persuade you?
271	Can it be supposed
272	Can the long records of humanity teach us
273	Can there be a better illustration
274	Can we pretend
275	Can you imagine anything so horrible?
276	Can you lightly contemplate
277	Can you yield yourselves
278	candor, integrity, and straightforwardness
279	cantankerous enemy
280	canting hypocrite
281	Capable of a severe scientific treatment
282	capacious mind
283	Capacity for urbanity and moderation
284	caprice of inclination
285	capricious allurements
286	capricious, perverse, and prejudiced
287	captivating speech
288	cardinal merit
289	career and occupation
290	careful, reasoned, and courteous
291	careless of opinion
292	careless parrying
293	cares and anxieties
294	caressing grasp
295	carping and ungenerous
296	carping critic
297	Carried into port by fair winds
298	Carried the holiday in his eye
299	carry into conflict
300	Cast thy voice abroad like thunder
301	castellated towers
302	casual and transient
303	casual violation
304	cataclysmic elements
305	catholicity of spirit
306	Caught unawares by a base impulse
307	cause of solicitude
308	causelessly frightened
309	causes and circumstances
310	caustic remark
311	Cautious and practical thinkers ask
312	cautious and reticent
313	cautious skepticism
314	cautious, discreet, considerate, and provident
315	cautious, prudent, and decisive
316	cavernous gloom
317	caviling, petulance, and discontent
318	Ceaseless tramp of humanity
319	ceaseless vigilance
320	celebrated and praised
321	celebrated instance
322	celerity and violence
323	celerity of movement
324	celestial joy
325	censorious critic
326	Censured for his negligence
327	censured, slighted, and despised
328	centralized wealth
329	ceremonious courtesy
330	ceremony and splendor
331	certain and verifiable
332	Certain circumstances make it undesirable
333	Certain it is
334	certain, swift, and final
335	Certainly I am not blind to the faults
336	Certainly not, if it displeases you
337	Certainly, one can conceive
338	Certainly, with the greatest pleasure
339	cerulean blue
340	chafe and exasperate
341	Chafed at the restraints imposed on him
342	chagrin and despondency
343	chain of evidence
344	challenge admiration
345	Championing the cause of religious education
346	chance and opportunity
347	chance reflections
348	chance, doubt, and mutability
349	change and variety
350	change of habitude
351	changing exigencies
352	chaos and confusion
353	chaos of confusion
354	chaotic plans
355	character and temperament
356	character, life, and aims
357	characteristic and complete
358	characteristic audacity
359	characterized by discretion
360	charges and insinuations
361	charitable allowance
362	charitable, just, and true
363	charm and perfection
364	Charm upon charm in her was packed, like rose-leaves in a costly vase
365	charm, grace, and glory
366	charming radiance
367	chary instincts
368	chaste and refined
369	Chaste as the icicle
370	Chastened and refined by experience
371	chastened by sorrow
372	chastened hope
373	chatty familiarity
374	cheap and convenient
375	cheap resentment
376	cheap, inexpensive, inferior, and common
377	checked and thwarted
378	Checked by the voice of authority
379	cheek by jowl
380	Cheeks as soft as July peaches
381	Cheeks furrowed by strong purpose and feeling
382	cheer, animate, vivify, and exhilarate
383	cheerful, modest, and delicate
384	cheerfulness and gaiety
385	cheery response
386	chequered career
387	cherish and guard
388	cherished objects
389	Cherished the amiable illusion
390	Cherishing a huge fallacy
391	chief and paramount
392	chiefly, particularly, principally, and especially
393	childhood, youth, manhood, and age
394	childish, discordant, and superfluous
395	Childishly inaccurate and absurd
396	Childlike contour of the body
397	childlike ingenuousness
398	Chill breath of winter
399	chill into apathy
400	chill of indifference
401	chill, harden, and repel
402	chilled and stiffened
403	chilled cynicism
404	chimera of superstition
405	chirpy familiarities
406	Chivalrous loyalty and high forbearance
407	chivalrous spirit
408	choicest refinements
409	Choked by the thorns and brambles of early adversity
410	choleric and sanguine
411	choleric temperament
412	choral chant
413	chorus of approbation
414	chronic frailties
415	churlish temper
416	circle of hills
417	circling eddyings
418	circuitous information
419	circulated by malice
420	circumscribed purpose
421	circumstance, condition, environment, and surroundings
422	circumstances, properties, and characteristics
423	Cities scattered over the world like ant-hills
424	Cities that rise and sink like bubbles
425	civic consciousness
426	civilized, mild, and humane
427	civilizing influence
428	claim to perpetuity
429	claim, grab, trick, and compel
430	clammy death
431	clamor of envy
432	clamorous vibration
433	clangorous industry
434	clap of thunder
435	claptrap and platitude
436	clarion tone
437	clarity and straightforwardness
438	clarity of thinking
439	clash of arms
440	class demarcations
441	classical and perspicuous
442	classical objurgation
443	clatter and clang
444	clattering accents
445	clean, fastidious, frugal, and refined
446	Cleansed of prejudice and self-interest
447	clear and decisive
448	Clear and definite like the glance of a child or the voice of a girl
449	Clear as a forest pool
450	Clear as crystal
451	clear insight
452	clear, cloudless, and serene
453	clear, distinct, obvious, and intelligible
454	Clearly enough
455	Clenched little hands like rumpled roses, dimpled and dear
456	Clever and captivating eloquence
457	cleverness and acuteness
458	cleverness, independence, and originality
459	climactic revelation
460	clinching proof
461	cling with tenacity
462	cloak of ecclesiasticism
463	Cloaked in prim pretense
464	cloaked nature
465	clogged and dulled
466	clogged by insincerity
467	cloistered virtue
468	close condensation
469	clothe with authority
470	clothed in truth
471	Clothed with the witchery of fiction
472	Cloud-like that island hung afar
473	Clouds like the petals of a rose
474	cloudy magnificence
475	Cloudy mirror of opinion
476	clownishly insensible
477	cloying in sweetness
478	cloying sweetness
479	clumsy and smudgy
480	clumsy talk
481	clumsy, crawling, snobbish, and comfort-loving
482	clustering trees
483	Clutch at the very heart of the usurping mediocrity
484	Coarse and glittering ostentation
485	coarse and grotesque
486	coarse necessity
487	coarse, gross, offensive, and nauseous
488	coarseness, violence, and cunning
489	coax, flatter, wheedle, and persuade
490	coaxed and threatened
491	coaxing eloquence
492	code of morals
493	coercive enactment
494	coexistent and correlative
495	cogency of argument
496	cogent and conclusive
497	cogent statement
498	cogitate, contemplate, meditate, and ponder
499	Coherent and continuous trend of thought
500	coherent thinking
501	coherent, interdependent, and logical
502	cohesion and sequence
503	coined metaphor
504	Cold and hard as steel
505	cold and unemotional
506	Cold as the white rose waking at daybreak
507	cold formalities
508	Cold gaze of curiosity
509	cold, cynical, and relentless
510	cold, frigid, unfeeling, and stoical
511	Cold, glittering monotony like frosting around a cake
512	Collapse into a dreary and hysterical depression
513	Collapsed like a concertina
514	collateral duties
515	collective wisdom
516	colloquial display
517	colonial character
518	color, intensity, and vivacity
519	colored by environment
520	Colored like a fairy tale
521	colossal failure
522	comatose state
523	combative tone
524	combination of calamities
525	come to nothing
526	Come, where's your sense of humor?
527	comely and vivacious
528	comfort and security
529	comfort, virtue, and happiness
530	comforting reassurance
531	comic infelicity
532	Coming back to the main subject
533	Coming down to modern times
534	coming into vogue
535	Coming to present circumstances
536	command and threaten
537	command of wit
538	commanding attitude
539	commanding, authoritative, imperative, and peremptory
540	commendable purpose
541	Commended by perfect suavity
542	Comment of rare and delightful flavor
543	comments, criticisms, and judgments
544	commercial opulence
545	commingled emotion
546	committed to righteousness
547	commodiously arranged
548	common and familiar
549	Common ground of agreement
550	Common sense indicates
551	common substratum
552	common to humanity
553	common, dull, and threadbare
554	commonplace allusions
555	commotion and annoyance
556	community of interest
557	compact and complete
558	compact fitness
559	compact, determinate, and engaging
560	Companionless as the last cloud of an expiring storm
561	comparative scantiness
562	comparison and discrimination
563	compass and power
564	compass of imagination
565	compassionate love
566	compatible with freedom
567	compelling force
568	compendious abstract
569	compensatory character
570	competent and experienced
571	competent authority
572	competitive enterprise
573	complacent platitudes
574	complaining sea
575	complaints and imprecations
576	complaisance and readiness
577	complaisant observation
578	complete aloofness
579	complete and permanent
580	complex and various
581	complex notions
582	complexity of life
583	Complicated and infinitely embittered
584	complicated maze
585	complimentary glance
586	comply with tradition
587	Complying with your request
588	component aspects
589	composed zeal
590	composite growth
591	composure and gracefulness
592	compound idea
593	comprehensive and accurate
594	comprehensive design
595	compressed view
596	compression and pregnancy
597	compromising rashness
598	compulsory repetition
599	compunctious visitings
600	concatenated pedantries
601	conceal and deny
602	conceal with difficulty
603	concealed advantage
604	Conceded from a sense of justice
605	conceit and impertinence
606	conceited, commonplace, and uninspiring
607	conceivable comparison
608	conceived and consummated
609	Conceived with imperfect knowledge
610	Concentrated and implacable resolve
611	concentrated and intensified
612	concentrated vigor
613	conception and treatment
614	conception, direction, and organization
615	concern and wonder
616	concerted action
617	conciliating air
618	concise and emphatic
619	concomitant events
620	concrete and definite
621	concrete realities
622	concurrent testimony
623	condemnable rashness
624	condemned and upbraided
625	condemned by posterity
626	condescending badinage
627	conditional approval
628	conditions and limitations
629	Conditions make it obligatory for us
630	Conditions of unspeakable humiliation
631	conducive to happiness
632	Conducive to well-being and efficiency
633	confessed ardor
634	confession and doubt
635	confidence and loyalty
636	confidence of genius
637	confident in opinion
638	confident, inflexible, and uncontrollable
639	confidently anticipated
640	confirmed by habit
641	confirmed misanthrope
642	conflict of will
643	conflict, confusion, and disintegration
644	conflicting influences
645	conformable to fact
646	confused mingling
647	Confused rumblings presaging a different epoch
648	confused, broken, and fragmentary
649	confusion and dismay
650	confute in argument
651	congratulations and welcomings
652	conjectural estimate
653	conjugal felicity
654	Conjuring up scenes of incredible beauty and terror
655	connected series
656	connection and interdependence
657	connotative damage
658	connubial love
659	conquered and transformed
660	conquering intelligence
661	conquest and acquisition
662	conquest of difficulty
663	conscience, heart, and life
664	conscientious objection
665	conscientious, clear-headed, and accurate
666	Conscious of unchallenged supremacy
667	conscious repugnance
668	consciously and purposely
669	consciousness of peril
670	consecrated endeavor
671	Consecration that like a golden thread
672	consequent retribution
673	Consequently, I am not discussing this matter
674	conservative distrust
675	Consider, I beg you, what
676	considerate hint
677	consigned to oblivion
678	consistent and harmonious
679	consistent friendliness
680	consistent with facts
681	consistent, thoughtful, and steadfast
682	consoled by prayer
683	consoling consciousness
684	consoling, pacifying, and benign
685	conspicuous and impressive
686	conspicuous ascendency
687	conspired and contrived
688	constant and intimate
689	Constant as gliding waters
690	Constant indulgence of wily stratagem and ambitious craft
691	constant reiteration
692	constant, wise, and sympathetic
693	constellation of luminaries
694	constitution, temperament, and habits
695	constitutional reserve
696	Constrained by the sober exercise of judgment
697	constrained politeness
698	constrained to speak
699	constructive and vital
700	constructive idealists
701	Consult me when you want me--at any time
702	Consumed by a demon of activity
703	consuming zeal
704	consummate mastery
705	contagion of conflict
706	contagious wit
707	contaminating influence
708	contemn and decry
709	Contemplating these marvelous changes
710	contemplative in aspect
711	contemplative nature
712	contemporary fame
713	contempt and indignation
714	contemptuous disrespect
715	Contemptuously indifferent to the tyranny of public opinion
716	Contending like ants for little molehill realms
717	contented indolence
718	contentment and serenity
719	contingent reasons
720	continuity of life
721	Continuous and stubborn disregard
722	continuous and undeviating
723	Continuous as the stars that shine
724	continuous endeavor
725	contorted and fantastic
726	contorted expression
727	contracted view
728	contradiction of terms
729	contradictions and inconsistencies
730	contradictory theories
731	contrariety of opinion
732	contrary tendencies
733	Contrary to the clearest conviction of his judgment
734	contrast and comparison
735	contrasted types
736	contribution to knowledge
737	contrivance and disguise
738	controversial disputant
739	contumelious epithet
740	convenient footing
741	conventional and limited
742	conventional verbiage
743	conversational decorum
744	convince, convert, and reconstruct
745	convinced by argument
746	convincing forcefulness
747	convivial habits
748	convulsed by divisions
749	convulsion of laughter
750	convulsive agony
751	cool and indifferent
752	cool confidence
753	cool, collected, calm, and self-possessed
754	copious materials
755	copious, commanding, sonorous, and emotional
756	copious, redundant, and involved
757	copiousness and vivacity
758	copiousness of diction
759	coquettish advances
760	cord of sympathy
761	cordial and cheerful
762	cordial approval
763	corporate selfishness
764	corporeal constituent
765	correct forecast
766	corresponding variation
767	corroborated truth
768	corroding, venomous, and malignant
769	corrosive effect
770	corrupt, self-seeking, and dishonest
771	corrupting tendency
772	corruption and decay
773	cosmical changes
774	cosmopolitan position
775	costly advantages
776	costly and gorgeous
777	Couched in terms of feigned devotion
778	counselor and guide
779	countenance of authority
780	countenance, voice, and manner
781	counterbalancing power
782	countless and indescribable
783	countless barriers
784	country, lake, and mountain
785	courage and endurance
786	courage of conviction
787	courage, patience, and honesty
788	courageous eagerness
789	course of existence
790	courted and feted
791	courteous and sympathetic
792	courteous solicitude
793	courteous, patient, and indefatigable
794	courtliness of manner
795	courtly bearing
796	cover of hospitality
797	cover their faces with their wings
798	covered with ignominy
799	Covered with vegetation in wild luxuriance
800	covert curiosity
801	coveted and deserved
802	coveted honors
803	covetousness, selfishness, and ignorance
804	cowardly concession
805	cowardly, timid, shrinking, and timorous
806	cowering agitation
807	Cowslips, like chance-found gold
808	coy and furtive
809	coy reluctance
810	crackling laughter
811	crafty deception
812	craggy eminence
813	cramped and distorted
814	cramped energies
815	crash of thunder
816	crass stolidity
817	craven determination
818	crazy, absurd, nonsensical, and preposterous
819	creative and inventive
820	creative faculty
821	creature of circumstance
822	credibly informed
823	creditable performance
824	credulity and ignorance
825	Credulous and emotionally extravagant
826	credulous superstition
827	credulous, weak, and superstitious
828	Creed of incredulity and derision
829	creeds and dogmas
830	Creeds like robes are laid aside
831	Creeping like a snail, unwillingly to school
832	creeping progress
833	crime and misdemeanor
834	crimes, follies, and misfortunes
835	criminal negligence
836	cringe into favor
837	cringing smile
838	crippled and maimed
839	crises and struggles
840	crisp and sparkling
841	crisp dialogue
842	Crisp sparkle of the sea
843	crisp, emphatic, and powerful
844	criteria of feeling
845	critical and skeptical
846	critical judgment
847	Criticized with unsparing vigor
848	crouching culprit
849	crowded and jostled
850	crown of civilization
851	crowned and sceptered
852	crowning indiscretion
853	crucial instance
854	crucifying irony
855	crude affectation
856	crude and primitive
857	Crude undigested masses of suggestion
858	crude, rough, jagged, and pitiless
859	crude, warped, and barren
860	crudity of thought
861	Cruel and baseless calumnies
862	cruel and rapacious
863	Cruel as death
864	cruel handicap
865	cruelty, violence, and injustice
866	crumbled into dust
867	crumbling and shapeless
868	crumbling precipice
869	crunching jangle
870	crush with sorrow
871	crushed and bewildered
872	crushing sorrow
873	cry of despair
874	cryptic saying
875	crystalline sky
876	Crystallize about a common nucleus
877	crystallized conclusions
878	crystallized into action
879	culinary myrmidons
880	culminating fascination
881	culpable behavior
882	cultivated ferocity
883	Cultivated with a commensurate zeal
884	culture, growth, and progress
885	cultured and refined
886	cultured idleness
887	cumbrous and diffuse
888	cumbrous fragments
889	cumbrous in style
890	cumulative tendency
891	cunning and cruelty
892	cunning, cruelty, and treachery
893	cunningly contrived
894	curbed profligacy
895	curious and inexpressible
896	Curious as a lynx
897	curious coincidence
898	curious, fantastic, and charming
899	curl of contempt
900	current gossip
901	current of thought
902	Current play of light gossip
903	curry favor
904	cursed inactivity
905	cursory acquaintance
906	curt formality
907	curtained embrasure
908	Curtains of opaque rain
909	curved and channeled
910	customs and manners
911	Cuts into the matter as with a pen of fire
912	cutting directness
913	cycloramic sweep
914	cynical and contemptuous
915	cynical disregard
916	Cynically repudiate all obligations
917	Daily usages and modes of thinking
918	Dainty as flowers
919	Dallying in maudlin regret over the past
920	damaging admission
921	damask cheek
922	dampened ardor
923	Dance like a wave of the sea
924	dancing sunshine
925	danger, difficulty, and hardship
926	dangerous temerity
927	Dangerously near snobbery
928	dappled shadows
929	daring candor
930	Dark and deep as night
931	Dark as pitch
932	dark superstition
933	Dark trees bending together as though whispering secrets
934	Dark with unutterable sorrows
935	darkened by shadows
936	Darkly insinuating what may possibly happen
937	darkness of calamity
938	Darkness oozed out from between the trees
939	darkness, doubt, and difficulty
940	dash into fragments
941	dash of eccentricity
942	dashing gallantry
943	dastardly injustice
944	dates and details
945	dauntless courage
946	Dawn had broken
947	dawning instinct
948	dawning of recognition
949	day of reckoning
950	Day stood distinct in the sky
951	daylight of faith
952	Days of vague and fantastic melancholy
953	Days that are brief and shadowed
954	dazed brain
955	dazzle, amaze, and overpower
956	dazzled and confounded
957	dazzled by fame
958	Dazzled by their novelty and brilliance
959	dazzling triumph
960	Dazzling white as snow in sunshine
961	deadly virulence
962	deadly, silent, and inaccessible
963	deaf to entreaty
964	deaf tribunal
965	Deafening and implacable as some elemental force
966	Dear as remembered kisses after death
967	Dear as the light that visits these sad eyes
968	Dearer than night to the thief
969	deathless structure
970	debased and demoralized
971	Debased by common use
972	Debasing fancies gather like foul birds
973	debasing tendency
974	debatable point
975	debilitating and futile
976	debilitating features
977	decadent poets
978	decay of authority
979	deceitful, lazy, and dishonest
980	deceiving mists
981	decencies and restraints
982	decent, respectable, and sensible
983	deception and cruelty
984	decided and definite
985	decided superiority
986	Decidedly so
987	decisions, affirmations, and denials
988	decisive manner
989	declamation and delivery
990	declamatory treatment
991	declaration of indifference
992	declared brotherhood
993	decline and decay
994	decorously adorned
995	dedicated to friendship
996	deductions and inferences
997	deeds of prowess
998	deep and subtle
999	Deep as the fathomless sea

Nonsense4 (d999)

d999	Result
1	Deep dark well of sorrow
2	Deep essentials of moral grandeur
3	Deep shame and rankling remorse
4	deep-seated curiosity
5	deep-toned lamentations
6	deep, flexible, and melodious
7	deepen into confusion
8	deepening dusk
9	Deeply engrossed in congenial work
10	Deeply moved as well as keenly stung
11	Deeply rooted in the heart of humanity
12	deface and injure
13	defame and tarnish
14	defeated, discredited, and despised
15	defective construction
16	defects of temper
17	defenseless innocence
18	defensive alliance
19	deference and concession
20	deference to custom
21	deferential regard
22	deferential, conciliatory, and courteous
23	defiant and antagonistic
24	defiant coldness
25	Defiant of analysis and rule
26	deficient and unskilled
27	Deficient in affectionate or tender impulses
28	deficient in insight
29	deficient vitality
30	deficient, inadequate, scanty, and incomplete
31	define, explain, determine, and circumscribe
32	definite and memorable
33	definite conception
34	definite, tangible, and practicable
35	deformed visage
36	deft and offensive
37	deft evasion
38	deftness, delicacy, and veracity
39	Degenerate into comparative feebleness
40	degenerate into monotony
41	Degenerated into deadness and formality
42	degrade, defame, humble, and debase
43	degraded and dishonored
44	degraded, defeated, and emasculated
45	Degrading and debasing curiosity
46	degrading tendencies
47	degree of hostility
48	dejected, discouraged, and disappointed
49	delectable speculations
50	delegated power
51	deliberate abnegation
52	Deliberate and cautious reflection
53	deliberate and effective
54	deliberately, coolly, and methodically
55	Delicacy of perception and quick tact
56	delicacy of thought
57	delicacy, daintiness, tact, and refinement
58	delicate and lambent
59	Delicate as nymphs
60	Delicate as the flush on a rose or the sculptured line on a Grecian urn
61	delicate discrimination
62	delicate, mobile, and complex
63	Delicately emerging stars
64	Delicious throng of sensations
65	delicious vagueness
66	delicious, sweet, palatable, and delightful
67	delight and consolation
68	delight in learning
69	delightful variation
70	delightful, witty, and sensible
71	delirious ecstasies
72	delirium of wonder
73	Delude many minds into acquiescence
74	Delude not yourselves with the belief
75	deluded into believing
76	delusion and trickery
77	delusive charm
78	demagogic style
79	demands and expectations
80	demeanor and conduct
81	democracy, equality, justice, and freedom
82	democratic institutions
83	demoniacal force
84	demonstrable conclusion
85	demoralizing and enfeebling
86	demoralizing luxury
87	demure composure
88	denial and defense
89	Denominational lines like stone walls
90	denounced, persecuted, and reviled
91	dense and luminous
92	Dense to the point of stupidity
93	denunciations and censures
94	denunciatory terms
95	deny with emphasis
96	deny, dismiss, exclude, and repudiate
97	departed glories
98	Depend upon it
99	Dependency had dropped from her like a cast-off cloak
100	dependent, subsidiary, and allied
101	deplorable and baneful
102	deplorable decay
103	depraved by pain
104	depravity and frivolity
105	deprecatory shrug
106	depressed with fear
107	depressing and discouraging
108	depressing concomitants
109	deprive, dispossess, divest, and despoil
110	depth and richness
111	depth of despair
112	depth, tenderness, and sublimity
113	depthless forest
114	dereliction of duty
115	derision and skepticism
116	derisive voice
117	derogation of character
118	derogatory denial
119	Descanting on them cursorily
120	descent into death
121	describe, delineate, depict, and characterize
122	described and classified
123	descriptive power
124	desecrated ideals
125	desecration and decay
126	deserted desert
127	deserved approbation
128	designed, contrived, planned, and executed
129	designs and activities
130	desirable distinction
131	desires and motives
132	desolated, impoverished, and embittered
133	desolating dread
134	desolation and wretchedness
135	despair, finality, and hopelessness
136	despairing austerity
137	despatch and resolution
138	desperate defiance
139	desperate, extreme, wreckless, and irremediable
140	desperation and defiance
141	despicable vices
142	despicable, abject, servile, and worthless
143	despise and satirize
144	Despite her pretty insolence
145	despoiled and destroyed
146	despoiled of riches
147	despondency and melancholy
148	Despondency clung to him like a garment that is wet
149	despondent exaggeration
150	despotic rulers
151	despotism and coercion
152	destitute of power
153	destitution and misery
154	Destructive as the lightning flash
155	destructive radicalism
156	destructive, detrimental, deleterious, and subversive
157	desultoriness of detail
158	desultory and slipshod
159	desultory vacillation
160	desultory, discursive, loose, and unmethodical
161	detached and isolated
162	detailed portraiture
163	detailed, described, and explained
164	detected hypocrisies
165	deterioration in quality
166	determinate swing
167	determined and courageous
168	detestable and intolerable
169	detestable purpose
170	dethroned princes
171	detrimental result
172	devastating effect
173	devastating, horrible, and irremediable
174	development and culture
175	device of secrecy
176	Devices generally held to be discreditable
177	devilish sophistries
178	Devious and perilous ways
179	deviously subtle
180	devitalized personality
181	Devoid of hysteria and extravagance
182	devoid of merit
183	devoted and unwavering
184	devoted attachment
185	devoted to ideals
186	devoured by curiosity
187	devouring ambition
188	devout thanksgiving
189	devout, gentle, and kindly
190	devoutness of faith
191	dewy coolness
192	dexterity of phrase
193	dexterous impudence
194	Dexterous modes of concealment
195	diabolical passion
196	dialectic power
197	diametrically opposite
198	diapason of motives
199	Dictated by an overweening partiality
200	dictates of conscience
201	dictatorial and insolent
202	dictatorial manner
203	diction and pronunciation
204	dictionary significance
205	Did it ever occur to you
206	didactic exposition
207	Die like flies
208	Differ in degree only and not in kind
209	difference in detail
210	difference of opinion
211	differences and disputes
212	different distortion
213	Difficult and abstruse questions
214	difficult and arduous
215	difficult of attainment
216	difficult portraiture
217	Difficult then as the question may be
218	difficult, painful, and slow
219	diffidence and constraint
220	Diffidence overwhelmed him
221	diffident civility
222	diffuse verbosity
223	diffuseness and warmth
224	Diffusing beneficent results
225	digestion, circulation, and assimilation
226	dignified and austere
227	dignified austerity
228	Dignified by deliberation and privacy
229	Dignity and sweet patience were in her look
230	dignity of thought
231	dignity, solemnity, and responsibility
232	digressional adventure
233	digressive and wanton
234	dilapidations of time
235	dilatory and hesitating
236	dilettante mind
237	diligence, attention, industry, and assiduity
238	diligent and sedulous
239	diligent in application
240	diligent, cautious, and painstaking
241	diligently propagated
242	dim and distant
243	dim comprehension
244	Dim opalescence of the moon
245	diminish in respect
246	diminished efficacy
247	diminution of brutality
248	diminutive stature
249	Dimly foreshadowed on the horizon
250	Dimly implying some sort of jest
251	Dimmed by the cold touch of unjust suspicion
252	din and traffic
253	Dine with me to-morrow night?--if you are free?
254	dingy, cumbersome, and depressing
255	Dip and surge lightly to and fro, like the red harbor-buoy
256	diplomatic skill
257	dire consummation
258	direct obligation
259	directed and controlled
260	directness, spontaneity, and simplicity
261	disabilities of age
262	disagreeable and painful
263	Disappearing into distance like a hazy sea
264	disappointed and abashed
265	disappointing attitude
266	disapprobation and condemnation
267	disapproval and apprehension
268	disarmed criticism
269	disastrous termination
270	discarded reminiscences
271	discerning critic
272	discipline and development
273	disciplined mind
274	disciplined, drilled, and trained
275	disclosed insincerity
276	discomfited opponent
277	discomfiture and degradation
278	disconcerted and dismayed
279	disconcerted conjecture
280	disconnected fancies
281	disconsolate opinions
282	discontent and disquiet
283	discontent, revolt, and despair
284	discordant sounds
285	discordant, coarse, and unpleasing
286	discords and differences
287	discouraging and distressing
288	discourses, lectures, and harangues
289	discovery and invention
290	Discreditable and insincere support
291	discredited statement
292	discretion and moderation
293	discretional opinion
294	discriminating homage
295	discursive staggerings
296	disdain and mockery
297	disdainful comment
298	Disdaining the guidance of reason
299	diseased hallucinations
300	disembodied personality
301	Disenchanting effect of time and experience
302	disengaged air
303	disfigured and shapeless
304	Disfigured by glaring faults
305	Disfigured by passages of solemn and pompous monotony.
306	disfiguring disguise
307	disgrace and ruin
308	disgraceful plight
309	disgruntled pessimist
310	disguised contempt
311	Disguised in sentimental frippery
312	Disguised itself as chill critical impartiality
313	disgust and dismay
314	disgusted by servility
315	disgusted protest
316	disheartening facts
317	disheveled, wild, and distracted
318	dishonor and ruin
319	dishonorable submission
320	disillusioned and ironical
321	disillusioned youth
322	disintegrating tendency
323	disintegration and decay
324	disinterested and gracious
325	disinterested motive
326	disinterested, patient, and exact
327	disjoined reminiscences
328	disjointed and voluble
329	dislike and disdain
330	dislikes, jealousies, and ambitions
331	dislocation and chaos
332	Dismal march of death
333	dismal seclusion
334	dismal, cold, and dead
335	dismantled appearance
336	dismay and apprehension
337	dismay, remorse, and anguish
338	disordered imagination
339	disordered, wild, and incoherent
340	disparaging criticism
341	dispassionate judgment
342	dispassionate, wise, and intelligent
343	Dispel all anxious concern
344	dispelling fear
345	dispense with formality
346	dispirit and discourage
347	display of prowess
348	Displayed enormous power and splendor
349	displeasing softness
350	disposed to cavil
351	disposition and power
352	disposition, taste, and temperament
353	disproportionate ideas
354	disputative philosopher
355	disquieting thrill
356	disquietude and uneasiness
357	disreputable aspect
358	Dissatisfaction had settled on his mind like a shadow
359	dissension, discord, and rebellion
360	dissenting opinion
361	dissimilar laws
362	dissipated illusion
363	dissolute and hateful
364	dissolute audacity
365	dissolve and disappear
366	dissolve into nothingness
367	Dissolve like some unsubstantial vision faded
368	dissolving years
369	dissonant jargon
370	distant adherent
371	distant and diverse
372	distasteful notion
373	distempered feeling
374	distended and distorted
375	distinct desideratum
376	distinct, definite, clear, and obvious
377	distinctive and appropriate
378	distinctness of vision
379	Distinguish themselves by their eccentricities
380	Distinguished by hereditary rank or social position
381	distinguished, glorious, illustrious, and eminent
382	distinguishing and differentiating
383	distort with passion
384	distorted vanity
385	distortion of symmetry
386	Distract and beguile the soul
387	Distracted by contending desires
388	distracted, hopeless, and bankrupt
389	distracting babble
390	distraught air
391	distress and humiliation
392	Distressing in their fatuous ugliness
393	distressing laxity
394	distrust and aversion
395	disturbed and anxious
396	disturbed equanimity
397	disturbed, shaken, and distressed
398	disturbed, shaken, distressed, and bewildered
399	diurnal rotation
400	divergent calculations
401	diverging and contracting
402	diversified attributes
403	diversified, animated, and rapid
404	diversity of aspect
405	Diversity of mind and temperament
406	Diverted into alien channels
407	Diverting her eyes, she pondered
408	diverting interests
409	Divested of all personal feelings
410	divine potentialities
411	divinity of tradition
412	division, prejudice, and antagonism
413	dizzy precipice
414	Do I need to describe
415	Do I presume too much?
416	Do I seem very ungenerous?
417	Do make a music like to rustling satin
418	Do me the honor of believing
419	Do not hesitate to let us know
420	Do not imagine
421	Do not let us conceal from ourselves
422	Do not misunderstand me
423	Do not overlook this opportunity
424	Do not suppose for a moment
425	Do not talk to me of
426	Do not the circumstances justify it?
427	Do not think me guilty of
428	Do we not know
429	Do what you will
430	Do you ask how that can be
431	Do you attach any particular meaning to that?
432	Do you believe this can be truthfully said
433	Do you know what his chief interests are now?
434	Do you know, I envy you that
435	Do you mind my making a suggestion?
436	Do you not know I am speaking of
437	Do you press me to tell?
438	Do you realize that you can
439	Do you really regard him as a serious antagonist?
440	Do you remember a concrete instance
441	Do you think there is anything ominous in it?
442	Do you think, then
443	docile and obedient
444	docile, tractable, compliant, and teachable
445	doctrine, life, and destiny
446	documentary evidence
447	Does any man say
448	Does it ever occur to you
449	Does it not seem something like idiocy to
450	Does it not shock you to think
451	Does it please you so tremendously?
452	Does it seem incredible?
453	Does not the event show
454	Does not the nature of every man revolt
455	Dogged and shameless beyond all precedent
456	dogged determination
457	doggerel expressions
458	Dogging them like their own shadow
459	dogma and ritual
460	dogmatic assurance
461	dogmatic, bigoted, libelous, and unsympathizing
462	dogmatic, scientific, and philosophic
463	Dogs the footsteps
464	Doled out in miserly measure
465	doleful forebodings
466	domain of imagination
467	domestic endearment
468	dominant and permanent
469	Dominated by no prevailing taste or fashion
470	dominating influence
471	domineering insolence
472	Don't be so dismal, please
473	Don't delude yourself
474	Don't let me encroach on your good nature
475	Don't think I am unappreciative of your kindness
476	Doomed by inexorable fate
477	doomed to destruction
478	Doomed to impermanence and transiency
479	dormant and subdued
480	dormant capacities
481	Dost thou not hear the murmuring nightingale
482	doubly odious
483	doubt and trepidation
484	Doubt tortured him
485	doubt, cynicism, and indifference
486	doubt, indecision, suspense, and perplexity
487	doubtful authenticity
488	Doubtless the end is sought
489	Doubts beset her lonely and daring soul
490	Down the steep of disenchantment
491	downright nonsense
492	downtrodden drudge
493	drab apology
494	dragged into pursuit
495	dragged upon her spirits like leaden weights
496	draggled, dirty, and slouching
497	drama of action
498	dramatic and sensational
499	dramatic liveliness
500	dramatic, picturesque, and vigorous
501	drastic action
502	drastic and revolutionary
503	Draw back in distrust and misgiving
504	drawn into controversy
505	dread and terror
506	dread presence
507	dread, disgust, repugnance, and dreariness
508	Dreaded and detested rival
509	dream of vengeance
510	dream, speculate, and philosophize
511	dreaming adventurer
512	dreamless rest
513	dreams and ambitions
514	Dreams and visions were surpassed
515	Dreams that fade and die in the dim west
516	Drear twilight of realities
517	dreariness and desolation
518	dreary disrelish
519	dreary, dispirited, unhappy, and peevish
520	dregs and sediments
521	dribbling into words
522	Drift along the stream of fancy
523	drill and discipline
524	driveling and childish
525	driven by remorse
526	driven into servitude
527	driven to despair
528	Driven towards disaffection and violence
529	droll incongruity
530	drollery and ridicule
531	droning world
532	drooping and disconsolate
533	Drop like a feather, softly to the ground
534	drop of comfort
535	Drowned in the deep reticence of the sea
536	Drowned like rats
537	Drowsiness coiled insidiously about him
538	drowsy tranquillity
539	drunkenness, licentiousness, and profanity
540	dry, inane, and droll
541	dry, lifeless, tiresome, and uninteresting
542	dubious and dangerous
543	dubious success
544	dubious, equivocal, fluctuating, and uncertain
545	ductile language
546	ductility of expression
547	Due to historical perspective
548	dulcet tone
549	dull and spiritless
550	Dull and trite commonplaces
551	Dull as champagne
552	dull aversion
553	Dull black eyes under their precipice of brows
554	dull of comprehension
555	dull, heavy, painstaking, and conscientious
556	dull, hideous, and arid
557	dullards, hypocrites, and cowards
558	dulled into acquiescence
559	dumb and nerveless
560	dumb surprise
561	dumbfounded amazement
562	dupe and victim
563	duplicities of might
564	duplicity and equivocation
565	durable impression
566	dusky obscurity
567	dust and oblivion
568	dust of defeat
569	dust, turmoil, and smoke
570	duties and difficulties
571	duties, labors, and anxieties
572	dutiful compliance
573	dwarf to unimportance
574	dwarfed and obscured
575	dwarfed in numbers
576	dwarfed, scant, and wretched
577	dwindle and disappear
578	Dwindled to alarmingly small dimensions
579	dynamic energy
580	dynastic insolence
581	Each like a corpse within its grave
582	Each moment was an iridescent bubble fresh-blown from the lips of fancy
583	eager animosity
584	Eager with the headlong zest of a hunter for the game
585	Eager-hearted as a boy
586	eagerness, heartiness, and vehemence
587	early servitude
588	earnestly espoused
589	earnestness of enthusiasm
590	earnestness, zeal, and intelligence
591	Ears that seemed as deaf as dead man's ears
592	Earth danced under a heat haze
593	earthly splendor
594	ease, power, and self-confidence
595	Easily moved to gaiety and pleasure
596	Easy as a poet's dream
597	easy garrulity
598	easy of access
599	Easy-going to the point of lethargy
600	easy, natural, and unembarrassed
601	ebullitions of anger
602	eccentric casuists
603	eccentricity of judgment
604	ecclesiastical rule
605	echo with merriment
606	echoless silence
607	economic absurdity
608	ecstasy of despair
609	ecstatically happy
610	edifying and enchanting
611	edifying exhortation
612	education and skill
613	educational enterprise
614	effect of loveliness
615	effective and competent
616	effective embellishment
617	effectual stimulus
618	effeminate grace
619	effervescent multitude
620	effete aristocracy
621	efficacious power
622	efficacy of change
623	efficiency and success
624	efficient education
625	efflorescent style
626	effluent, radiating, and fructifying
627	effulgent daybeams
628	effusion of sentiment
629	egoistic sentiment
630	egotism and bigotry
631	egotistic, disdainful, and proud
632	egregious mistake
633	Either way her fate was cruel
634	Either way is perplexing
635	ejaculatory prayer
636	elaborate composition
637	elaboration and display
638	elastic ductility
639	elasticity of mind
640	elation and delight
641	electric effluvium
642	electrify into activity
643	elegance and gentility
644	elegant mediocrity
645	elegant, convincing, and irresistible
646	element of compulsion
647	elemental emotions
648	elementary and simple
649	Elementary principles of right and wrong
650	elephantine footsteps
651	elevate and ennoble
652	elevated enjoyment
653	elevated into importance
654	elevation of sentiment
655	elfish grace
656	eligibility and suitableness
657	elongated and narrow
658	eloquence of passion
659	eloquent and expressive
660	eloquent refutation
661	elusive and exquisite
662	elusive charm
663	emancipating labors
664	embarrassed and concerned
665	embarrassed by timidity
666	embarrassing variety
667	embellished truths
668	embittered and despairing
669	Embittered and fanatical agitation
670	embittered gaze
671	emblazoned pinnacles
672	embodiment and actualization
673	Embrace with ardor the prospect of serene leisure
674	embryo enterprise
675	emerald scintillations
676	emerged and flowered
677	eminent and remarkable
678	eminent nonentity
679	Eminently proper, I think
680	emoluments and honors
681	emotion and passion
682	emotion, affection, and desire
683	emotional warmth
684	Emotions flashed across her face
685	emotions of joy
686	emotive power
687	emphasize and magnify
688	emphatic earnestness
689	empirical corroboration
690	employment and profession
691	empowered to act
692	empty phraseology
693	empty, noisy, and blundering
694	empurpled masses of her tangled hair
695	emulative zeal
696	emulous of truth
697	enamored troubadour
698	enchanted garden
699	encircling embrace
700	Enclosed please find a memorandum
701	Enclosed we beg to hand you
702	Enclosed you will find a circular which will fully explain
703	encouraged by success
704	encouragement and stimulus
705	encroachments of time
706	Encrusted with pedantry and prejudice
707	encumbrance of mystery
708	end in smoke
709	end, aim, and purpose
710	endeared to all
711	endearing appellation
712	Endearing sweetness and manner
713	Endeavoring to smile away his chagrin
714	Endless and intricate technicalities
715	endless dissertation
716	Endlessly shifting moods
717	endow with intelligence
718	Endowed with all those faculties
719	Endowed with life and emphasis
720	Endowed with undreamed-of powers
721	endued with faith
722	endure with fortitude
723	enduring charm
724	Enduring with smiling composure
725	energetic enthusiasm
726	energies, capacities, and opportunities
727	energy and activity
728	energy of youth
729	enervating humility
730	enfeebled activity
731	enfeebled and exhausted
732	enfeebled by age
733	enfold and enwrap
734	enforced by action
735	Enforced by coercive measures
736	enforced silence
737	engaging affability
738	engendered feelings
739	engrossing purpose
740	engulfed and buried
741	engulfing waters
742	enhance, exalt, elevate, and intensify
743	enhanced reputation
744	enigma of life
745	enigmatical silence
746	enjoined by religion
747	Enjoyed with astonishing unscrupulousness
748	enjoyment and satisfaction
749	enlighten, uplift, and strengthen
750	enlightened solicitude
751	enlightenment and progress
752	enlivened monotony
753	enmity, suspicion, and hatred
754	ennobling personality
755	Enormities of crime and anomalies of law
756	enormous, base, prodigious, and colossal
757	enormously outbalanced
758	enquire into precedents
759	enrage, incense, infuriate, and exasperate
760	enraptured and amazed
761	enraptured attention
762	enrich, discipline, and embellish
763	enriched and ennobled
764	enriched by gifts
765	enriched experience
766	enslave and dominate
767	Entangled in theological controversy
768	entangled subject
769	enter into controversy
770	enterprising and intelligent
771	entertaining and diverting
772	enthralling charm
773	enthusiasm and zeal
774	enthusiasm, devotion, intensity, and zeal
775	enthusiasm, vehemence, and spirit
776	enthusiastic adherents
777	Enticed irresistibly by the freedom of an open horizon
778	enticing and alluring
779	enticing odors
780	entire and complete
781	entire domain
782	Entirely futile and negligible
783	entrancing sadness
784	enumerate in detail
785	enveloping presence
786	envenomed attacks
787	enviable superiority
788	environing conditions
789	environment and training
790	envy and despair
791	envy, discontent, deception, and ignorance
792	envy, jealousy, and malice
793	ephemeral and feeble
794	ephemeral duration
795	epicurean taste
796	epigrammatic sallies
797	episodes and interludes
798	epithet and description
799	equable composure
800	equable, animated, and alert
801	equality and solidarity
802	equally efficacious
803	equanimity of mind
804	equitable, reasonable, just, and honest
805	equitably governed
806	equity and justice
807	equivocal compliment
808	equivocal, uncertain, cloudy, and ambiguous
809	era of fads
810	eradicate, extirpate, exterminate, and annihilate
811	erect, elastic, and graceful
812	erotic poem
813	errant thoughts
814	erratic and confused
815	erratic flight
816	erroneous assumption
817	Erroneous assumptions and sophistries
818	error of judgment
819	error, ignorance, and strife
820	errors and infirmities
821	erudite labors
822	eruptive violence
823	esoteric doctrine
824	especial pleasure
825	Espoused with extraordinary ardor
826	Essay a flight of folly
827	essence of eloquence
828	essence, existence, and identity
829	essential and predominating
830	essential prerequisite
831	Essentially one-sided and incomplete
832	established by convention
833	esteem, confidence, and affection
834	estimable and agreeable
835	estimable qualities
836	eternal and sublime
837	Eternal as the skies
838	eternal hostility
839	Eternally fruitful and stimulating
840	ethereal azure
841	ethical and religious
842	ethical wisdom
843	euphuistic affectations
844	Evanescent as bubbles
845	evanescent glances
846	Evanescent shades of feeling
847	evangelic doctrine
848	evasive answer
849	eventful circumstance
850	Events took an unexpected sinister turn
851	eventual failure
852	ever and anon
853	everlasting mysteries
854	Every curve of her features seemed to express
855	Every flake that fell from heaven was like an angel's kiss
856	Every lineament was clear as in the sculptor's thought
857	Every now and then you will find
858	Every one has asked himself
859	Every one therefore ought to look to
860	Every phrase is like the flash of a scimitar
861	Every reader of history can recall
862	everyday reality
863	Everyone looks at it differently
864	Everyone on the watch, like a falcon on its nest
865	Everywhere the fragrance of a bountiful earth
866	evident and manifest
867	evident authority
868	Evidently malicious and adroit
869	evil necromancy
870	evil, disease, and death
871	Evinces a hardened conscience and an insensibility to shame
872	eviscerating shrieks
873	evoked by shame
874	Exact and resolute allegiance
875	exact antithesis
876	exact, logical, and convincing
877	exacting taskmaster
878	exactitude and completeness
879	exaggerate and distort
880	exaggerated estimate
881	exaltation and enthusiasm
882	exalted imagination
883	examination and comparison
884	examination, inquiry, scrutiny, and research
885	examine with curiosity
886	examine, compare, and decide
887	examples and models
888	Examples of terrific and explosive energy
889	Exasperated by what seemed a wilful pretense of ignorance
890	exasperating coolness
891	Exasperating to the last degree
892	exasperations and paroxysms
893	exceed, outdo, surpass, and transcend
894	exceedingly acceptable
895	excellence of vision
896	excellent and worthy
897	excellent discernment
898	exceptional and remarkable
899	exceptional magnitude
900	exceptional, uncommon, abnormal, and extraordinary
901	excess of candor
902	excessive and unreasonable
903	excessive zeal
904	excessive, inaccurate, and unliterary
905	excitable and irritable
906	excitable temperament
907	excitation of purpose
908	excite to pity
909	excitement, distraction, diversion, and stimulation
910	excitements, interests, and responsibilities
911	exclusive and limited
912	exclusive pursuit
913	excretory secretion
914	excruciating accents
915	Excruciating cruelty and injustice
916	excursive fancy
917	excursiveness of thought
918	excusable and justifiable
919	Excuse my bluntness
920	execrable villainy
921	execration and defiance
922	executive efficiency
923	exemplary conduct
924	exertion and excitement
925	exhaustion and fatigue
926	exhaustive, thorough, radical, and complete
927	exhaustless energy
928	exhibition and display
929	exhibition of joy
930	Exhibits itself in fastidious crotchets
931	exhilarating and beneficial
932	exhilarating charm
933	exhilaration of spirits
934	exigency and requirement
935	exoteric scorn
936	exotic appearance
937	expand into weakness
938	expansive and digressive
939	expansive benevolence
940	expectant throng
941	Expectation darkened into anxiety
942	expediency and utility
943	expeditionary force
944	expeditiously secreted
945	expend, dissipate, waste, and squander
946	expenditure of energy
947	expensive and unprofitable
948	Experience and instinct warred within her
949	experience and skill
950	experience, knowledge, and conduct
951	experienced in duplicity
952	experiment and explorations
953	experimental suggestion
954	expert and vigorous
955	expiatory sacrifices
956	explanation and elucidation
957	explicit injunction
958	Exploded like a penny squib
959	explore and examine
960	explosion of rage
961	explosive violence
962	Exposed to damaging criticism
963	exposed to derision
964	Exposing his arrogance and folly to merited contempt
965	exposure, ruin, and flight
966	expression of sternness
967	expressionless visage
968	expressions and exclamations
969	Expressions of unrestrained grief
970	expressive and effective
971	expressive lineaments
972	exquisite and powerful
973	Exquisite graciousness of manner
974	Exquisite lucidity of statement
975	exquisite tact
976	Exquisitely stung by the thought
977	extemporaneous effusion
978	extended magnitude
979	extension of experience
980	extent and importance
981	extenuating circumstance
982	exterior, formal, and imposing
983	external cheerfulness
984	extraneous ideas
985	Extraordinarily subtle and penetrating analysis
986	extraordinary and unexpected
987	extraordinary vivacity
988	extravagance of eulogy
989	extravagant and grotesque
990	extravagant caprice
991	extreme and morbid
992	extremely picturesque
993	extremity of fortune
994	exuberance of wit
995	exuberant and infectious
996	exuberant mirth
997	Exuberant rush of words
998	exultant condition
999	Eyes as deeply dark as are the desert skies

Nonsense5 (d999)

d999	Result
1	Eyes as luminous and bright and brown as waters of a woodland river
2	Eyes half veiled by slumberous tears,
3	Eyes like a very dark topaz
4	Eyes like deep wells of compassionate gloom
5	Eyes like limpid pools in shadow
6	Eyes like mountain water that o'erflowing on a rock
7	fabric of fact
8	face with indifference
9	Faces pale with bliss, like evening stars
10	facetious mood
11	Facile and fertile literary brains
12	facile criticism
13	facility of expression
14	factitious propensity
15	faculty of perception
16	Fade away like a cloud in the horizon
17	fade into insignificance
18	faded magnificence
19	faded, dusty, and unread
20	failure of coordination
21	failures and misadventures
22	failures, experiences, and ambitions
23	Faint and distant as the light of a sun that has long set
24	faint and obscure
25	faintly sinister
26	Faintly, like a falling dew
27	Fair and fleet as a fawn
28	fair and impartial
29	Fair as a star when only one is shining in the sky
30	fair, proud, and handsome
31	fairies, sprites, and angels
32	faith and reverence
33	faith, hope, and love
34	Faithfully and religiously eschewed
35	faithfully perpetuated
36	fall into decay
37	fallacious hopes
38	fallacy and danger
39	Fallen into the convenient oblivion of the waste-basket
40	Fallen like dead leaves on the highway
41	Falling away like a speck in space
42	false and fugitive
43	false illusions
44	false, wicked, and disloyal
45	faltering tongue
46	fame and fortune
47	Familiar and endearing intimacy
48	familiar sacredness
49	famished voracity
50	famous and foremost
51	fanatical admiration
52	Fanatical and dangerous excesses
53	fancies and sentiments
54	fanciful alliance
55	fanciful and chimerical
56	Fanciful and extravagant as a caliph's dream
57	Fanciful, I should say
58	fancy, humor, vagary, and caprice
59	fantastic and meretricious
60	fantastic display
61	fantastic, absurd, and impossible
62	Far from it
63	Far off and incredibly remote
64	far-reaching influence
65	farcical expedient
66	fascinated, by mystery
67	fascinating illusiveness
68	fascination and awe
69	fashion and frivolity
70	fashion into festoons
71	fashioned symmetrically
72	fastidious and exacting
73	Fastidious correctness of form
74	fastidious taste
75	fatal disclosure
76	fatalistic belief
77	Fatally and indissolubly united
78	Fate had turned and twisted a thousand ways
79	Fathomless depths of suffering
80	fathomless powers
81	fatigued and careworn
82	fatiguing assertion
83	fattening servitude
84	fatuous pedantry
85	faultless taste
86	faults and delusions
87	favorable augury
88	favored by fortune
89	favors and kindnesses
90	fawning flatteries
91	Fawning like dumb neglected lap-dogs
92	fear and bewilderment
93	Fear held him in a vice
94	fear, dread, and apprehension
95	fearful imprecations
96	fearless integrity
97	feasible and practical
98	feasible mode
99	feast of reason
100	feats of strength
101	features, form, and height
102	Fed by many currents from the long stream of human experience
103	feeble dribble
104	feeble in influence
105	feeble, illogical, and vicious
106	feeble, languid, timid, and irresolute
107	feebleness and folly
108	feebleness of purpose
109	Feeding his scholarly curiosity
110	feeling and passion
111	Feeling humiliated by the avowal
112	feeling of uneasiness
113	feelings, motives, and desires
114	feigned reluctance
115	Feigning a virtuous indignation
116	felicities of expression
117	felicitous and exquisite
118	felicitous expression
119	FELICITOUS PHRASES
120	Felicitousness in the choice and exquisiteness in the collocation of words
121	Felt her breath upon his cheek like a perfumed air
122	feminine capriciousness
123	ferocious and mercenary
124	ferocious foe
125	ferocious, restive, savage, and uncultivated
126	fertile fancy
127	fertile in consequence
128	fertility and vigor
129	Fertility of argumentative resource
130	fertility of invention
131	fertility, ingenuity, and resource
132	fervent invocation
133	fervent, enthusiastic, anxious, and zealous
134	fervently, patiently, and persistently
135	fervid enthusiasm
136	fervor and simplicity
137	fervor of devotion
138	festive illuminations
139	fetid dampness
140	Fettered by poverty and toil
141	fettered by systems
142	fettered tyranny
143	feverish bewilderment
144	Feverish tide of life
145	feverishly and furiously
146	Few indeed there are
147	Few subjects are more fruitful
148	Few things impress the imagination more
149	fibs, myths, and fables
150	fickle and uncertain
151	fickle fancy
152	fickleness of fortune
153	fiction, fancy, falsehood, and fabrication
154	Fictitious and adventitious aid
155	fictitious pretext
156	fidelity and zeal
157	fidgety impatience
158	field of activity
159	Fields of young grain and verdured pastures like crushed velvet
160	fierce and menacing
161	Fierce as a bear in defeat
162	Fierce as the flames
163	fierce resentment
164	fierce, dogmatic, and bigoted
165	fierceness of jealousy
166	fiery and controversial
167	fiery indignation
168	figurative eloquence
169	figure, face, and attitude
170	filial tenderness
171	Fills life up like a cup with bubbling and sparkling liquor
172	final and irreversible
173	final enthronement
174	Finally, it is my most fervent prayer
175	Fine precision of intent
176	fine sensibilities
177	fine, fragile, delicate, and dainty
178	Finely touched to the fine issues
179	fineness of vision
180	finish and completeness
181	finished artistry
182	fire of imagination
183	fire, force, and passion
184	fired by wrath
185	fireside delights
186	firm and decisive
187	firmament of literature
188	firmness of purpose
189	firmness, steadfastness, stability, and tenacity
190	first and foremost
191	First in my thoughts are
192	First of all I ask
193	Fit closely together as the close-set stones of a building
194	fit of laughter
195	Fit to stand the gaze of millions
196	fitful and capricious
197	fitful desire
198	Fitful tumults of noble passion
199	fitfully and discursively as a musician runs his fingers over a key-board
200	fitness of circumstance
201	Fits and starts of generosity
202	fitting and appropriate
203	fitting opportunity
204	Fix'd like a beacon-tower above the waves of a tempest
205	Fixed convictions of mankind
206	fixity and finality
207	fixity of purpose
208	fizzing flame
209	flaccid faith
210	flag of truce
211	flagging popularity
212	flagitious attack
213	flagrant boasting
214	flamboyant brilliancy
215	flame into war
216	Flame like a flag unfurled
217	flaming and mendacious
218	flaming zeal
219	Flap loose and slack like a drooping sail
220	flare and flicker
221	flash of humor
222	flash, flame, flare, and glare
223	Flashed with the brilliancy of a well-cut jewel
224	flashing wit
225	flashlight of introspection
226	flat denial
227	flat, insipid, tame, and monotonous
228	flatness and insipidity
229	flattering aspect
230	flattery and toadyism
231	flaunting insolence
232	flawless constitution
233	Fled like sweet dreams
234	fleecy clouds
235	Fleet as an arrow
236	fleeting intimation
237	Fleeting touches of something alien and intrusive
238	fleetness of foot
239	flexibility of spirit
240	flexible and spontaneous
241	flicker of recognition
242	flickering and ambiguous
243	flickering conscience
244	flight of fancy
245	flighty and impetuous
246	flighty obstinacy
247	flimsy organization
248	flinging itself upon the shore
249	flippant and contemptuous
250	flippant ease
251	flit, change, and vary
252	Flitted like a sylph on wings
253	floating blackness
254	Floating in the clouds of reverie
255	flood of hatred
256	florid and healthy
257	florid oratory
258	flotsam and jetsam
259	flourish in luxuriance
260	flourish of manner
261	Flouted as unpractical
262	flow and fullness
263	flower into sympathy
264	flower of life
265	Flowers as soft as thoughts of budding love
266	flowery circumlocution
267	flowing imagery
268	fluctuating and transitory
269	fluctuating light
270	fluctuating, hesitating, vacillating, and oscillating
271	fluctuation of fortune
272	Fluctuations of prosperity and adversity
273	Fluent as a rill, that wanders silver-footed down a hill
274	fluent sophist
275	fluffy indignation
276	Fluid as thought
277	fluid ideas
278	flush of youth
279	flushed embarrassment
280	Flushed with a suffusion that crimsoned her whole countenance
281	flushed with pride
282	flushed, trembling, and unstrung
283	flutter of expectation
284	Fluttered like gilded butterflies in giddy mazes
285	fluttering and restless
286	fluttering laugh
287	fly about like white butterflies
288	fly to platitudes
289	focused attention
290	fog of sentimentalism
291	foggy notion
292	fogs and complications
293	foibles, tricks, and fads
294	foiled and defeated
295	foliage, color, and symmetry
296	follies, fashions, and infatuations
297	folly, foolishness, imbecility, and fatuity
298	fond enthusiast
299	foolhardy, hasty, adventurous, and reckless
300	Foolish and inflexible superstition
301	foolish frenzy
302	foolish, ignorant, and unscrupulous
303	fools and underlings
304	fop, coxcomb, puppy, and jackanapes
305	For behold
306	For I must tell you
307	For if any one thinks that there is
308	For instance, I can fancy
309	For is it not true
310	For it is not right to
311	For let it be observed first
312	For mark you
313	For my own part, I believe
314	For myself, certainly I think
315	For observe what the real fact is
316	For one I deny
317	For so it generally happens
318	For some years past
319	For the sake of my argument
320	For the simplest of reasons
321	For this is what I say
322	For this reason, indeed, it is
323	For we all know
324	For your convenience we enclose a stamped envelope
325	For your further information we take pleasure in sending to you
326	For, be assured of this
327	For, in truth, if you please to recollect
328	For, perhaps, after all
329	For, perhaps, some one may say
330	forbearing silence
331	forbid by authority
332	forbidding air
333	force and effectiveness
334	force of conviction
335	force, grace, and symmetry
336	force, vigor, power, and energy
337	forced into action
338	forceful audacity
339	forcible, extraordinary, and sublime
340	Forebodings possessed her
341	foredoomed to failure
342	foregone conclusion
343	foremost opponent
344	foremost, preeminent, and incomparable
345	forensic orator
346	Foreshadowing summer's end
347	foresight, prudence, and economy
348	forest of faces
349	forest stillness
350	Forever echo in the heart
351	Forever sings itself in memory
352	Forgive me if I seem disobliging
353	forgotten graveyard
354	forlorn desolation
355	form of captiousness
356	form, color, and distance
357	formal acquiescence
358	formal and cold
359	formal, precise, stiff, and methodical
360	formed by a burning wick; to burn low and unsteadily; flicker]
361	formidable and profound
362	formidable barrier
363	formless jottings
364	Formless verbosity and a passionate rhetoric
365	formless, silent, and awful
366	formlessness and exaggeration
367	formulated conclusions
368	fortified by faith
369	fortified selfishness
370	fortitude and perseverance
371	fortuitous circumstance
372	fortunate, happy, prosperous, and successful
373	Fortunate, to say the least
374	Fortunately for us
375	Fortunately I am not obliged
376	forward, onward, and upward
377	Fostering and preserving order
378	foul and ominous
379	foul calumny
380	founded in truth
381	fountain of learning
382	fragile and pale
383	Fragile as a spider's web
384	fragile form
385	fragile, frail, brittle, and delicate
386	fragment of conversation
387	fragmentary facts
388	fragments and morsels
389	Fragments of most touching melody
390	fragrance and beauty
391	fragrant reminiscence
392	frail craft
393	frailties and absurdities
394	frame of mind
395	frank admiration
396	frank and genial
397	frank, kindly, and unfaltering
398	Frankly, I don't see why it should
399	Frankly, we believe it is extremely worth while for you
400	frankness of manner
401	frantic ardor
402	fraternal pity
403	fraught with peril
404	freak of fancy
405	freakish humor
406	free and independent
407	Free as the air, from zone to zone I flew
408	Free as the winds that caress
409	Free from all controversial pettifogging
410	Free from rigid or traditional fetters
411	free, equal, and just
412	freeborn soul
413	Freedom and integrity of soul
414	freedom of enterprise
415	freedom, familiarity, liberty, and independence
416	freedom, honor, and dignity
417	freezing disdain
418	Freighted with strange, vague longings
419	Freighted with the most precious cargoes
420	frenzied haste
421	frenzy of pursuit
422	frequent and poignant
423	frequent digression
424	Frequently recurring forms of awkwardness
425	Fresh and unsuspected loveliness
426	Fresh and unworn as the sea that breaks languidly beside them
427	Fresh as a jewel found but yesterday
428	Fresh as the first beam glittering on a sail
429	fresh impetus
430	fresh, vigorous, and telling
431	freshening breeze
432	freshness and fragrance
433	freshness of feeling
434	fretful and timorous
435	fretful discontent
436	fretfulness, irritability, and petulance
437	friend and benefactor
438	friendly familiarity
439	friendly, amiable, and sincere
440	Frightened like a child in the dark
441	frightened sense
442	frightful apparition
443	frightful, fearful, direful, and dreadful
444	frigid and pompous
445	frigid disdain
446	frigid, austere, and splendid
447	frigidity of address
448	frisky lightness
449	frivolity of tone
450	frivolous and empty
451	frivolous expedient
452	frivolous, trifling, petty, and childish
453	frolicsome extravagance
454	From one point of view we are
455	From the circumstances already explained
456	from the depth of some enchanted forest
457	From the standpoint of
458	From the standpoint of expediency and effectiveness
459	From the standpoint of serviceability
460	From this statement you will perceive
461	Frosty thraldom of winter
462	froth and effervescence
463	frown of meditation
464	frozen into form
465	frozen wonder
466	fructifying thought
467	Frugal to a degree
468	fruitful indignation
469	fruitful, fertile, prolific, and productive
470	fruitful, luminous, and progressive
471	fruitless repining
472	fruitless, vain, trivial, and foolish
473	frustrate, defeat, disappoint, and thwart
474	frustrated and confounded
475	fuddled and contradictory
476	Fugitive felicities of thought and sensation
477	fugitive thoughts
478	fulfilment of purpose
479	full and sonorous
480	Full and tuneful diction
481	Full of ardent affection and gratitude
482	Full of dreams and refinements and intense abstractions
483	Full of majestic tenderness
484	Full of presentiments of some evil
485	Full of singular freshness, insight and power
486	Full of speculation and a deep restrained excitement
487	full plenitude
488	Full-throated as the sea
489	full, animated, and varied
490	fullness, force, and precision
491	fully, completely, abundantly, and perfectly
492	fulness of time
493	fulsome praise
494	Fulsome praise, I call it
495	Fumble and stumble in helpless incapacity
496	fumbling and blundering
497	fumbling endeavor
498	fuming and bustling
499	fun and satire
500	function and aim
501	functional disparity
502	fundamental and necessary
503	fundamental principles
504	funereal gloom
505	Furious as eagles
506	furious invective
507	furious with indignation
508	furious, impetuous, boisterous, and vehement
509	furious, sanguinary, and disorganizing
510	furrowed and ragged
511	furrowed cheeks
512	furtive and illusive
513	furtive glance
514	fury and madness
515	fury of resentment
516	fuse into unity
517	fussing and fuming
518	fussy enthusiasms
519	fustian, padding, and irrelevancy
520	futile and untrustworthy
521	futile babble
522	futility of pride
523	gabbling reminiscences
524	gaiety and grace
525	gaiety of spirit
526	Gain the applause of future ages
527	gales of laughter
528	gallant and proud
529	galling and humiliating
530	galling thought
531	galvanic jumpings
532	galvanize into life
533	gaping chasm
534	garb of thought
535	garbled information
536	garish decorations
537	garlands of roses
538	garnered experience
539	gateway of fancy
540	Gathering all her scattered impulses into a passionate act of courage
541	gathering gloom
542	gaudy embellishments
543	gaunt and ghastly
544	gaunt specter
545	gaunt, desolate, and despoiled
546	gay and genial
547	gay defiance
548	gay, easy, and cordial
549	Gaze dimly through a maze of traditions
550	gaze in astonishment
551	Gazed like a star into the morning light
552	gem of truth
553	general acclamation
554	general and universal
555	Generally speaking
556	generative influence
557	generic characteristics
558	generosity and prodigality
559	Generosity pushed to prudence
560	generous abundance
561	generous and humane
562	Generous to a pathetic and touching degree
563	generous, large-hearted, and magnanimous
564	genial and refreshing
565	genial tolerance
566	genial, frank, and confiding
567	genius and reputation
568	genius, learning, and virtue
569	genteel parlance
570	genteel, refined, polished, and well-bred
571	gentle and amiable
572	gentle blandishments
573	gentle, firm, and loving
574	gentle, persuasive, affective, and simple
575	gentlemanly personage
576	genuine and infectious
577	genuine cynicism
578	genuine, true, unaffected, and sincere
579	genuineness of sentiment
580	genuineness, disinterestedness, and strength
581	geological enigma
582	geometrical progression
583	germ and root
584	germinal idea
585	germinate, develop, and radiate
586	gesticulation and emphasis
587	gesture of despair
588	gesture, accent, and attitude
589	ghastly and inconceivable
590	ghastly loneliness
591	ghastly, grim, shocking, and hideous
592	ghastly, hateful, and ugly
593	ghostly apparitions
594	giant height
595	gibe, mock, taunt, and jeer
596	gibes, sneers, and anger
597	giddy pleasure
598	giddy, fickle, flighty, and thoughtless
599	gift of repartee
600	gifted intelligence
601	gifts and graces
602	gifts, graces, and accomplishments
603	gigantic and portentous
604	gigantic sagacity
605	girlish sprightliness
606	Give me your sympathy and counsel
607	Give vent to his indignation
608	given to extravagance
609	Giving an ear to a little neighborly gossip
610	gladdening influence
611	gladiatorial exercise
612	gladness, exaltation, and triumph
613	gladsome glow
614	glamor of sensationalism
615	glamour and fascination
616	Glances and smiles of tacit contempt
617	glare and pretension
618	glare of scrutiny
619	glaring impropriety
620	Glaring like noontide
621	glassy smoothness
622	Gleam like a diamond on a dancing girl
623	gleam of light
624	gleam, glimmer, glance, and glitter
625	gleaming escutcheon
626	Gleams of sunlight, bewildered like ourselves,
627	glean, gather, and digest
628	gleeful spirit
629	glib and loquacious
630	glib of speech
631	glibly condoned
632	gliding measures
633	glimmer of suspicion
634	glimmering idea
635	glistening dewdrop
636	Glistening like threads of gold
637	glitter and glamour
638	Glitter like a swarm of fire-flies tangled in a silver braid
639	glittering epigram
640	Glittering like an aigrette of stars
641	gloomy and morose
642	gloomy musing
643	gloomy, dismal, dark, and dejected
644	gloomy, silent, and tranquil
645	glorious and gorgeous
646	glorious freedom
647	Glorious to contemplate
648	glorious, noble, exalted, and resplendent
649	glory of salvation
650	glossed faults
651	glow of enthusiasm
652	glow, grace, and pleasantness
653	glowering countenance
654	glowing and exaggerated
655	glowing anticipations
656	glowing with delight
657	Glowing with haste and happiness
658	glum and grim
659	glut, gorge, cloy, and satiate
660	Gnawing at the vitals of society
661	gnawing thoughts
662	go in pursuit
663	go into raptures
664	Go straight, as if by magic, to the inner meaning
665	goaded into action
666	Goaded on by his sense of strange importance
667	God be praised
668	godlike independence
669	golden opportunity
670	Gone astray as a sheep that is lost
671	Gone like a glow on the cloud at the close of day
672	Gone like tenants that quit without warning
673	good-humored gibes
674	good, gentle, and affectionate
675	good, safe, venerable, and solid
676	Good! that is at least something
677	goodness and rectitude
678	goodwill and merriment
679	Gorgeous as the hues of heaven
680	gorgeous splendor
681	gorgeous, still, and warm
682	gorgeousness and splendor
683	gorgeousness of coloring
684	gossiping and grumbling
685	gossiping opinion
686	govern and overrule
687	governed by precedent
688	governing impulse
689	government, law, order, and organization
690	grace and dignity
691	Grace and gentleness of manner
692	grace of simplicity
693	grace, simplicity, and sweetness
694	graceful demeanor
695	graceful in proportion
696	Graceful length of limb and fall of shoulders
697	Graceful succession of sentences
698	gracious and generous
699	gracious immunity
700	gracious, mild, and good
701	gradations of outrage
702	gradual and progressive
703	gradual, cautious, and well-reasoned
704	graduated sequence
705	graft and dishonesty
706	grand and sublime
707	grand, stately, dignified, and pompous
708	grandeur and massiveness
709	grandeur of outline
710	grandiose and oracular
711	grandiose nomenclature
712	Grant this true
713	Granting all this
714	graphic and gorgeous
715	graphic portrayal
716	grasp of comprehension
717	grasping credulity
718	gratification and enjoyment
719	Gratifying, I am sure
720	gratitude and generosity
721	gratitude, happiness, and affection
722	Gratuitous and arbitrary meddling
723	gratuitous and ungracious
724	gratuitous rudeness
725	grave and stately
726	grave reticence
727	grave, contemplative, reserved, and profound
728	grave, disastrous, and wanton
729	graveyards and solitudes
730	gravity of manner
731	gravity, sweetness, and patience
732	gray, monotonous, and uninteresting
733	Grazing through a circulating library
734	Great scarlet poppies lay in drifts and heaps,
735	Great shuddering seized on her
736	great, grand, and mighty
737	great, joyous, strong, and triumphant
738	greatness and stability
739	greatness of nature
740	greed and covetousness
741	greed of office
742	greed, avarice, covetousness, and cupidity
743	greed, lust, and cruelty
744	greedy grasp
745	Green hills pile themselves upon each other's shoulders
746	Greeted with unalloyed satisfaction
747	gregarious humanity
748	grief and remorse
749	grievously in error
750	grievously mistaken
751	grim and sullen
752	Grim and sullen after the flush of the morning
753	grim swiftness
754	grim, lean, and hungry
755	grimace of disappointment
756	grimaces and gesticulations
757	grimness of spirit
758	grinding despotism
759	grinning ghosts
760	grip of attention
761	griping fascination
762	grizzled warrior
763	Grooves of intellectual habit
764	grope and fumble
765	gross exaggeration
766	gross, academic, vulgar, and indiscriminate
767	gross, ignorant, and impudent
768	grossness and brutality
769	grotesque and monstrous
770	grotesque perversion
771	ground to atoms
772	groundless fear
773	groundwork of melancholy
774	grouped and combined
775	groveling servility
776	Growing sense of bewilderment and dismay
777	growing tension
778	growth and development
779	growth of experience
780	growth, progress, and extension
781	grudging thanks
782	grumbling monotone
783	guesses and fancies
784	guidance and inspiration
785	guide of aspiration
786	guide, philosopher, and friend
787	guided by instinct
788	guileless zeal
789	Guilty and baffled antagonists
790	Guilty of girlish sentimentality
791	gulf of incongruity
792	gullible humanity
793	gurgling brooks
794	gush and hysteria
795	gushing enthusiasm
796	gust of laughter
797	gusto and effect
798	gusty clamor
799	guttural incoherence
800	gymnastic agility
801	habits and humors
802	Habits of unintelligent routine
803	habits, tastes, and opinions
804	habitual and intuitive
805	habitual deference
806	Habitual self-possession and self-respect
807	hackneyed and tawdry
808	hackneyed statement
809	Had I time for all that might be said
810	Had my limits allowed it
811	haggard and pale
812	Hair as harsh as tropical grass and gray as ashes
813	hairbreadth difference
814	halcyon innocence
815	Half choked by a rising paroxysm of rage
816	Half-suffocated by his triumph
817	hallowed stillness
818	halting praise
819	hampered power
820	handsome and amiable
821	handsomely recompensed
822	Hangs like a blue thread loosen'd from the sky
823	haphazard and dangerous
824	haphazard ostentation
825	Happily for us
826	Happily there are exceptions to every rule
827	happiness and pleasantness
828	Happy and gracious willingness
829	happy intuition
830	harass and pursue
831	harassed to death
832	harassing anxiety
833	harbor of refuge
834	hard and unsparing
835	Hard-souled and joyously joyous
836	Hard, sharp, and glittering as a sword
837	hard, stern, and inexorable
838	hardened indifference
839	Hardened into convictions and resolves
840	Hardly less marvelous
841	Hardly will anyone venture to say
842	hardships and indignities
843	harmless mirth
844	harmless, innocent, innocuous, and inoffensive
845	harmonious grace
846	harmony and beauty
847	harmony, peace, and happiness
848	Harnessed men, like beasts of burden, drew it to the river-side
849	harrowing details
850	harsh and austere
851	harsh jarrings
852	harsh, discordant, disagreeable, and ungracious
853	harsh, intolerant, and austere
854	harvest of regrets
855	Has it really come to that?
856	hasty and unwarranted
857	hasty generalization
858	hateful and loathsome
859	hateful malignity
860	haughtiness and arrogance
861	Haughtiness and arrogance were largely attributed to him
862	haughty composure
863	Haunt the recesses of the memory
864	Haunted by blank misgivings
865	haunted by visions
866	Haunted with a chill and unearthly foreboding
867	haunting despair
868	Haunts you like the memory of some former happiness
869	hauteur and disdain
870	Have I exaggerated
871	Have I incurred your displeasure?
872	Have you any rooted objection to it?
873	Have you anything definite in your mind?
874	Have you ever noticed
875	Have you reflected what the consequences might be to yourself?
876	haven of rest
877	Having taken a view of
878	Having thus described what appears to me
879	hazard and peril
880	hazardous enterprise
881	haze of distance
882	hazy and indefinite
883	hazy recollection
884	He accosted me with trepidation
885	He adroitly shifted his ground
886	He affected neither pomp nor grandeur
887	He airily lampooned their most cherished prejudices
888	He became more blandly garrulous
889	He began to laugh with that sibilant laugh
890	He bent upon the lightning page like some rapt poet o'er his rhyme
891	He bolted down the stairs like a hare
892	He bowed submission
893	He braced himself to the exquisite burden of life
894	He clatters like a windmill
895	He condescended to intimate speech with her
896	He conversed with a colorless fluency
897	He could detect the hollow ring of fundamental nothingness
898	He could do absolutely naught
899	He danced like a man in a swarm of hornets
900	He declined the proffered hospitality
901	He does me too much honor
902	He drank of the spirit of the universe
903	He drew near to a desperate resolve
904	He dropped into an eloquent silence
905	He eludes analysis and baffles description
906	He evinced his displeasure by a contemptuous sneer or a grim scowl
907	He feels it acutely
908	He fell as falls some forest lion, fighting well
909	He fell down on my threshold like a wounded stag
910	He felt an unaccountable loathing
911	He felt the ironic rebound of her words
912	He flung diffidence to the winds
913	He flushed crimson
914	He found the silence intolerably irksome
915	He frowned perplexedly
916	He gave her a baffled stare
917	He gave himself to a sudden day-dream
918	He gave his ear to this demon of false glory
919	He glanced at her indulgently
920	He grew wanton with success
921	He had acted exactly like an automaton
922	He had acted with chivalrous delicacy of honor
923	He had the eye of an eagle in his trade
924	He had the gift of deep, dark silences
925	He had the habit of self-engrossed silences
926	He harbored his misgivings in silence
927	He has a queer conception of the proprieties
928	He held his breath in admiring silence
929	He is a poor dissembler
930	He is anything but obtuse
931	He is so ludicrously wrong
932	He is the best prophet who
933	He is the most guileless of men
934	He laughed away my protestations
935	He lay as straight as a mummy
936	He lay like a warrior taking his rest
937	He lent no countenance to the insensate prattle
938	He listened greedily and gazed intent
939	He lived as modestly as a hermit
940	He looked fagged and sallow, like the day
941	He looked with the bland, expressionless stare of an overgrown baby
942	He made a loathsome object
943	He made the politest of monosyllabic replies
944	He murmured a civil rejoinder
945	He murmured a vague acceptance
946	He mused a little while in grave thought
947	He never wears an argument to tatters
948	He only smiled with fatuous superiority
949	He paused, stunned and comprehending
950	He perceived the iron hand within the velvet glove
951	He played with grave questions as a cat plays with a mouse
952	He poured bitter and biting ridicule on his discomfited opponents
953	He radiated vigor and abundance like a happy child
954	He raised a silencing hand
955	He ruled autocratically
956	He sacrificed the vulgar prizes of life
957	He sat down quaking like a jelly
958	He sat on thorns
959	He saw disaster like a ghostly figure following her
960	He seems at times to confuse
961	He set his imagination adrift
962	He shambled away with speed
963	He sighed deeply, from a kind of mental depletion
964	He smote her quickening sensibilities
965	He snatched furiously at breath like a tiger snatching at meat
966	He spoke with a uniformity of emphasis
967	He spoke with sledgehammer directness
968	He submitted in brooding silence
969	He suffers nothing to draw him aside
970	He suppressed every sign of surprise
971	He surrendered himself to gloomy thought
972	He swayed in the sudden grip of anger
973	He sweeps the field of battle like a monsoon
974	He that wavereth is like a wave of the sea, driven with the wind and tossed
975	He threaded a labyrinth of obscure streets
976	He threw a ton's weight of resolve upon his muscles
977	He threw out phrases of ill-humor
978	He threw round a measuring eye
979	He took his courage in both hands
980	He treads the primrose path of dalliance
981	He turned on me a glance of stored intelligence
982	He turned on me like a thunder-cloud
983	He turned white as chalk
984	He used an unguarded adjective
985	He wandered restlessly through the house, like a prowling animal
986	He was a tall, dark, saturnine youth, sparing of speech
987	He was an eminent instance of
988	He was as splendidly serious as a reformer
989	He was as steady as a clock
990	He was as wax in those clever hands
991	He was aware of emotion
992	He was bold as the hawk
993	He was born to a lively and intelligent patriotism
994	He was dimly mistrustful of it
995	He was discreetly silent
996	He was disheveled and untidy
997	He was empty of thought
998	He was entangled in a paradox
999	He was giving his youth away by handfuls

Nonsense6 (d999)

d999	Result
1	He was haunted and begirt by presences
2	He was inexhaustibly voluble
3	He was measured and urbane
4	He was most profoundly skeptical
5	He was nothing if not grandiloquent
6	He was quaking on the precipice of a bad bilious attack
7	He was so extremely susceptible
8	He was so weak now, like a shrunk cedar white with the hoar-frost
9	He was utterly detached from life
10	He went hot and cold
11	He who is insensible to
12	He would fall into the blackest melancholies
13	He writes uncommonly clever letters
14	He writhed in the grip of a definite apprehension
15	He writhed with impotent humiliation
16	headlong vehemence
17	headstrong and foolish
18	health, character, and efficiency
19	healthful vitality
20	healthy and vigorous
21	heartfelt amity
22	hearth and shrine
23	heartless and hypocritical
24	heartless perfidy
25	heartrending outcry
26	Hearts unfold like flowers before thee
27	hearty contempt
28	heat and impatience
29	heat of enthusiasm
30	heated discussion
31	heathen hordes
32	Heaven forbid that I should wound your sensibility
33	heavenly ecstasies
34	Heavily freighted with erudition
35	heaviness and weariness
36	heavy handicap
37	Heavy was my heart as stone
38	hecklings and interruptions
39	hectic and pitiful
40	hectic tittering
41	hectoring rant
42	heedless love
43	Heeled like an avalanche to leeward
44	height of absurdity
45	heightened charm
46	Heights of serene contemplation
47	heinous enormity
48	helpful, suggestive, and inspiring
49	helpless innocence
50	helpless, hopeless, and downtrodden
51	Hence arises a grave mischief
52	Hence it follows
53	Hence, as I have said
54	Her arms like slumber o'er my shoulders crept
55	Her banners like a thousand sunsets glow
56	Her beauty broke on him like some rare flower
57	Her beauty fervent as a fiery moon
58	Her blank gaze chilled you
59	Her breath is like a cloud
60	Her bright eyes were triumphant
61	Her cheeks are like the blushing cloud
62	Her cheeks were wan and her eyes like coals
63	Her dusky cheek would burn like a poppy
64	Her expression changed with the rapidity of a kaleidoscope
65	Her eyes as bright as a blazing star
66	Her eyes as stars of twilight fair
67	Her eyes danced with malice
68	Her eyes dilated with pain and fear
69	Her eyes were as a dove that sickeneth
70	Her eyes were full of wondering interest
71	Her eyes were limpid and her beauty was softened
72	Her eyes, glimmering star-like in her pale face
73	Her face changed with each turn of their talk,
74	Her face collapsed as if it were a pricked balloon
75	Her face stiffened anew into a gray obstinacy
76	Her face was as solemn as a mask
77	Her face was dull as lead
78	Her face was like a light
79	Her face was lit up by a glow of inspiration and resolve
80	Her face was passionless,
81	Her hair dropped on her pallid cheeks, like sea-weed on a clam
82	Her hair hung down like summer twilight
83	Her hair shone like a nimbus
84	Her hair was like a coronet
85	Her hands are white as the virgin rose that she wore on her wedding day
86	Her hands like moonlight brush the keys
87	Her haughty step waxed timorous and vigilant
88	Her head dropped into her hands like a storm-broken flower
89	Her head throbbed dangerously
90	Her heart appeared to abdicate its duties
91	Her heart fluttered with a vague terror
92	Her heart has grown icy as a fountain in the fall
93	Her heart pounded in her throat
94	Her heart was full of speechless sorrow
95	Her holy love that like a vestal flame had burned
96	Her hurrying thoughts clamored for utterance
97	Her imagination recoiled
98	Her impulse came and went like fireflies in the dusk
99	Her interest flagged
100	Her lashes like fans upon her cheek
101	Her laugh is like a rainbow-tinted spray
102	Her life had dwarfed her ambitions
103	Her limbs ran to marble
104	Her lips are like two budded roses
105	Her lips hardened
106	Her lips like a lovely song that ripples as it flows
107	Her lips like twilight water
108	Her lips parted in a keen expectancy
109	Her little lips are tremulous as brook-water is
110	Her long black hair danced round her like a snake
111	Her mind was a store-house of innocuous anecdote
112	Her mind was beaten to the ground by the catastrophe
113	Her mood was unaccountably chilled
114	Her mouth as sweet as a ripe fig
115	Her musings took a sudden and arbitrary twist
116	Her neck is like a stately tower
117	Her pale robe clinging to the grass seemed like a snake
118	Her pulses flutter'd like a dove
119	Her scarlet lip curled cruelly
120	Her skin was as the bark of birches
121	Her smile was faintly depreciatory
122	Her smile was linked with a sigh
123	Her solicitude thrilled him
124	Her stare dissolved
125	Her step seemed to pity the grass it prest
126	Her strength was scattered in fits of agitation
127	Her stumbling ignorance which sought the road of wisdom
128	Her sweetness halting like a tardy May
129	Her thoughts outstripped her erring feet
130	Her tone was gathering remonstrance
131	Her tongue on the subject was sharpness itself
132	Her tongue stumbled and was silent
133	Her two white hands like swans on a frozen lake
134	Her voice cut like a knife
135	Her voice had a wooden resonance and a ghost of a lisp
136	Her voice had the coaxing inflections of a child
137	Her voice like mournful bells crying on the wind
138	Her voice trailed off vaguely
139	Her voice was full of temper, hard-held
140	Her voice was like the voice the stars had when they sang together
141	Her voice was rich and vibrant, like the middle notes of a 'cello
142	Her voice, with a tentative question in it, rested in air
143	Her wariness seemed put to rout
144	Her words sounding like wavelets on a summer shore
145	herculean monster
146	Herding his thoughts as a collie dog herds sheep
147	Here again the testimony corroborates
148	Here and there a solitary volume greeted him
149	Here arises the eternal question
150	Here comes the practical matter
151	Here for a moment I seem
152	Here I am considering
153	Here I end my illustrations
154	Here I must pause for a moment
155	Here I only insist upon
156	Here I ought to stop
157	Here in statue-like repose, an old wrinkled mountain rose
158	Here is a complete answer to
159	Here is another strange thing
160	Here is good hope for us
161	Here is no question
162	Here is your opportunity
163	Here let me meet one other question
164	Here then I take up the subject
165	Here then is the key
166	Here then, we are brought to the question
167	Here undoubtedly it is
168	Here we can not but pause to contemplate
169	Here we come into direct antagonism with
170	Here we come to the very crux of
171	Here we have it on high authority
172	Here, however, it may be objected
173	Here, then, I am brought to the consideration
174	Here, then, it is natural at last
175	Here, then, we are involved
176	hereditary arrogance
177	heretical opinions
178	heretics and schismatics
179	heritage and privilege
180	hermetically sealed
181	heroic fortitude
182	heroism and wisdom
183	Hers was the loveliness of some tall white lily cut in marble,
184	hesitating courage
185	hesitation and irresolution
186	heterogeneous mass
187	hidden pitfalls
188	Hidebound in official pedantry
189	hideous and grotesque
190	hideous phantom
191	high and conscientious
192	High and undiscouraged hope
193	high-flying theories
194	High-handed indifference to all restraint
195	high-minded, truthful, honest, and courageous
196	high-spirited, confident, and genial
197	high, lofty, and noble
198	highly meritorious
199	hilarious outburst
200	hilarity and mirth
201	hillside mist
202	hint of bitterness
203	hints and suggestions
204	His accents breathed profound relief
205	His agitation increased
206	His bashfulness melted like a spring frost
207	His brow bent like a cliff o'er his thoughts
208	His brow grew knit and gloomy
209	His brow was in his hand
210	His cheeks were furrowed and writhen like rain-washed crags
211	His chin had too vanishing an aspect
212	His conscience leapt to the light
213	His constraint was excruciating
214	His curiosity is quenched
215	His dignity counseled him to be silent
216	His ears sang with the vibrating intensity of his secret existence
217	His eyes blazed like deep forests
218	His eyes glowed like blue coals
219	His eyes had a twinkle of reminiscent pleasantry
220	His eyes literally blazed with savage fire
221	His eyes shone with the pure fire of a great purpose
222	His eyes stared unseeingly
223	His eyes were hollows of madness, his hair like moldy hay
224	His face burnt like a brand
225	His face caught the full strength of the rising wind
226	His face dismissed its shadow
227	His face fell abruptly into stern lines
228	His face lit with a fire of decision
229	His face showed a pleased bewilderment
230	His face torn with conflict
231	His face was glad as dawn to me
232	His face was gravely authoritative
233	His face was often lit up by a smile like pale wintry sunshine
234	His fingers were knotted like a cord
235	His first zeal was flagging
236	His formal kiss fell chill as a flake of snow on the cheek
237	His fortune melted away like snow in a thaw
238	His gaze faltered and fell
239	His gaze searched her face
240	His gaze seemed full of unconquerable hopefulness
241	His general attitude suggested an idea that he had an oration for you
242	His gestures and his gait were untidy
243	His glorious moments were strung like pearls upon a string
244	His hand supported his chin
245	His hands were small and prehensible
246	His heart asserted itself again, thunderously beating
247	His heart rebuked him
248	His heart was full of enterprise
249	His impatient scorn expired
250	His indifference fell from him like a garment
251	His invectives and vituperations bite and flay like steel whips
252	His last illusions crumbled
253	His lips loosened in a furtively exultant smile
254	His lips seemed to be permanently parted in a good-humored smile
255	His mind echoed with words
256	His mind leaped gladly to meet new issues and fresh tides of thought
257	His mind murmurs like a harp among the trees
258	His mind was dazed and wandering in a mist of memories
259	His mind was like a lonely wild
260	His mind was like a summer sky
261	His mood was one of pure exaltation
262	His mood yielded
263	His mouth quivered with pleasure
264	His nerves thrilled like throbbing violins
265	His passions vented themselves with sneers
266	His plea was irresistible
267	His pulses leaped anew
268	His reputation had withered
269	His retort was like a knife-cut across the sinews
270	His revenge descends perfect, sudden, like a curse from heaven
271	His sense of humor is unquenchable
272	His sensibilities were offended
273	His shrewd gaze fixed appraisingly upon her
274	His soul full of fire and eagle-winged
275	His soul was compressed into a single agony of prayer
276	His soul was wrung with a sudden wild homesickness
277	His speech faltered
278	His spirits sank like a stone
279	His swift and caustic satire
280	His talk is like an incessant play of fireworks
281	His temper was dark and explosive
282	His thoughts galloped
283	His thoughts were in clamoring confusion
284	His tone assumed a certain asperity
285	His tone verged on the ironical
286	His torpid ideas awoke again
287	His troubled spirit shifted its load
288	His vagrant thoughts were in full career
289	His voice insensibly grew inquisitorial
290	His voice is as the thin faint song
291	His voice rose like a stream of rich distilled perfumes
292	His voice was like the clap of thunder
293	His voice was thick with resentment and futile protest
294	His whole face was lighted with a fierce enthusiasm
295	His whole frame seemed collapsed and shrinking
296	His whole soul wavered and shook like a wind-swept leaf
297	His whole tone was flippant and bumptious
298	His words gave a curious satisfaction,
299	His words trailed off brokenly
300	His work was ludicrously perfunctory
301	His youthful zeal was contagious
302	hissing murmur
303	historic edifice
304	history and tradition
305	History is replete with predictions
306	history, philosophy, and eloquence
307	hither and thither
308	Hitherto I have spoken only of
309	hoarded vengeance
310	hoarse and rumbling
311	hoary antiquity
312	hobbies and eccentricities
313	hold in bondage
314	Holding this view, I am concerned
315	hollow joys
316	hollowness and unreality
317	holy and prayerful
318	homage, ability, and culture
319	homebred virtues
320	homeless wind
321	homeliness and simplicity
322	homely pathos
323	homely, hideous, horrid, and unsightly
324	homespun play
325	homicidal mania
326	homogeneous whole
327	honest admiration
328	honestly and confessedly
329	honesty, probity, and justice
330	honeyed eloquence
331	honor, obedience, virtue, and loyalty
332	honors and emoluments
333	honors, riches, and power
334	hooligan wind
335	hooted and mobbed
336	Hope was far and dim
337	Hopeful as the break of day
338	hopeful of success
339	hopefulness, peace, sweetness, and strength
340	hopelessly befogged
341	Hopelessly belated in its appearance
342	hopes and prospects
343	hopes, aspirations, and longings
344	hopes, dreams, programs, and ideals
345	Hoping for a continuance of your interest
346	Hoping for a definite reply
347	Hoping that our relations may prove mutually satisfactory
348	Hoping to be favored with your order
349	horizon of life
350	horrible swiftness
351	horrid significance
352	horror and ghastliness
353	horror of solitude
354	hortatory moonshine
355	hospitable courtesy
356	hospitable, generous, tolerant, and kindly
357	hospitality and magnificence
358	hostile partizan
359	hostile to progress
360	hot frenzy
361	hot, hasty, fervent, and fiery
362	hot, swift, and impatient
363	hovering presence
364	How amiable you are to say so
365	How can I tell you how much I have enjoyed it all?
366	How can I thank you?
367	How can we help believing
368	How can you be so unjust?
369	How delightful to meet you
370	How do you account for
371	How does it happen
372	How does the idea appeal to you?
373	How droll you are!
374	How extraordinary!
375	How human language staggers when
376	How infinitely difficult it is
377	How infinitely superior must it appear
378	How intensely interesting!
379	How is this to be explained
380	How like a saint she sleeps
381	How like a winter hath my absence been
382	How like the sky she bends over her child
383	How many a time
384	How may we serve you further?
385	How momentous, then
386	How much better, I say, if
387	How much more rational it would be
388	How perfectly delightful!
389	How shall I attempt to enumerate
390	How shall I describe to you
391	How sweet and reasonable the pale shadows of those
392	How utterly abominable
393	How very agreeable this is!
394	How very interesting
395	How very surprising
396	How well you do it!
397	However, because of the special circumstances attached
398	However, I am viewing the matter
399	However, I should like to hear your views
400	However, I will not in any way admit
401	However, it is to me a very refreshing thing
402	howling chaos
403	Howling in the wilderness like beasts
404	hubbub and confusion
405	hubbub of talk
406	huddled faculties
407	hue of divinity
408	huge and unwieldy
409	Huge as a hippopotamus
410	huge aspiration
411	hum of pleasure
412	human derelict
413	Human nature interests me very much indeed
414	humane and sympathetic
415	humane, gentle, kind, and generous
416	humanitarian impulse
417	humanity, freedom, and justice
418	humble, simple, submissive, and unostentatious
419	humble, submissive, and serviceable
420	humbly propitiating
421	humdrum inconsistencies
422	humid luster
423	humiliating discomfiture
424	Humiliating paltriness of revenge
425	humility and devoutness
426	Humming-birds like lake of purple fire
427	humor, fancy, and susceptibility
428	humorless variety
429	humorous urbanity
430	humors and singularities
431	hungry satisfaction
432	hurry and bustle
433	hurrying years
434	hurtful indulgence
435	hush of suspense
436	hushed and still
437	Hushed as the grave
438	hushed by denial
439	hushed into silence
440	hushed laughter
441	Hushed like a breathless lyre
442	husks and phantoms
443	husky shrillness
444	hybrid emotions
445	hypnotic fascination
446	hypochondriacal terrors
447	hypocrisy and impudence
448	hypocritical pretense
449	hysterical agitation
450	I abide by my statement
451	I add a few suggestions
452	I adduce these facts
453	I adjured him
454	I admire the main drift of
455	I admire your foresight
456	I admit it most gratefully
457	I admit the extreme complexity
458	I admit, of course, at once
459	I again ask
460	I agree that something ought to be done
461	I agree--at least, I suppose I do
462	I allude to
463	I always delight to think
464	I always welcome criticism so long as it is sincere
465	I always will assert the right to
466	I am a great admirer
467	I am a little at a loss to know
468	I am about to supplement
469	I am absolutely bewildered
470	I am afraid I am not familiar enough with the subject
471	I am afraid I cannot suggest an alternative
472	I am afraid I must confess my ignorance
473	I am afraid I've allowed you to tire yourself
474	I am afraid you will call me a sentimentalist
475	I am agitated by conflicting emotions
476	I am alarmed, indeed, when I see
477	I am also bound to say
478	I am also satisfied
479	I am always glad to do anything to please you
480	I am anxious to discharge the very onerous debt I owe you
481	I am appealing to your sense of humor
482	I am apprehensive
483	I am asked to-night to propose
484	I am assured and fully believe
485	I am at a loss for adequate terms
486	I am at your service
487	I am bold to say
488	I am bound to secrecy
489	I am but saying
490	I am by no means certain
491	I am certain that you will give me credit
492	I am certainly in earnest sympathy
493	I am compelled to inform you
494	I am compelled to, unluckily
495	I am confident that you will be thoroughly satisfied
496	I am confronted by the hope
497	I am conscious of the fact
498	I am convinced by what I have seen
499	I am curious to learn what his motive was
500	I am deeply flattered and grateful
501	I am deeply imbued with the conviction
502	I am deeply insensible of the compliment
503	I am delighted to hear you say so
504	I am determined
505	I am directed to say to you
506	I am dumb with admiration
507	I am entirely at your disposal
508	I am even bold enough to hazard
509	I am exceeding my necessary limits
510	I am exceedingly glad of this opportunity
511	I am extremely glad you approve of it
512	I am extremely obliged to you
513	I am familiar with
514	I am far from asserting
515	I am far from believing the maxim
516	I am filled with admiration
517	I am firmly convinced
518	I am fortunate in being able to do you a service
519	I am free to admit
520	I am fully convinced
521	I am giving the matter my personal attention
522	I am giving voice to what you all feel
523	I am giving you well-deserved praise
524	I am glad of this public opportunity
525	I am glad to answer to the toast
526	I am glad to be able to think that
527	I am glad to express the belief
528	I am glad to have had this talk with you
529	I am glad to notice
530	I am glad to say that I have entirely lost that faculty
531	I am glad you can see it in that way
532	I am glad you can see it in that way
533	I am glad you feel so deeply about it
534	I am glad you feel so deeply about it
535	I am going to make a confession
536	I am going to spare you and myself
537	I am grateful for your good opinion
538	I am grateful to you for this honor
539	I am greatly alarmed
540	I am greatly indebted to you
541	I am happy to be with you
542	I am here by the favor of your invitation
543	I am here the advocate of
544	I am here to introduce
545	I am honestly indignant
546	I am in a chastened mood
547	I am in favor of
548	I am in sympathy with
549	I am inclined sometimes to believe
550	I am inclined to agree with you
551	I am inclined to suspect
552	I am incredulous
553	I am indebted for the honor
554	I am indebted to you for the suggestion
555	I am informed
556	I am led on by these reflections
557	I am led to believe
558	I am listening--I was about to propose
559	I am lost in admiration
560	I am luckily disengaged to-day
561	I am mainly concerned
562	I am more grieved than I can tell you
563	I am most deeply sensible of the welcome
564	I am most grateful for the opportunity
565	I am myself greatly indebted
566	I am naturally overjoyed
567	I am nevertheless too sensible
568	I am not a person of prejudices
569	I am not a stranger to
570	I am not about to defend
571	I am not advocating
572	I am not altogether clear
573	I am not an alarmist
574	I am not as unreasonable as you suppose
575	I am not at all in the secret of his ambitions
576	I am not at liberty to discuss
577	I am not at present concerned
578	I am not aware of a single instance
579	I am not blind to the faults of
580	I am not bold enough to
581	I am not capable of unraveling it
582	I am not catching at sharp arguments
583	I am not concerned to argue
584	I am not defending myself
585	I am not dreaming of denying
586	I am not going into sordid details
587	I am not going into vexed questions
588	I am not going to let you evade the question
589	I am not going to pay you any idle compliments
590	I am not going to reproach
591	I am not here to defend
592	I am not impervious to the obligations involved
593	I am not in sympathy with it
594	I am not in the least surprised
595	I am not inquisitive
596	I am not insensible
597	I am not of those who pretend
598	I am not prepared to dispute the word
599	I am not prepared to say
600	I am not presumptuous to assert
601	I am not proposing to set forth
602	I am not ripe to pass sentence
603	I am not so unreasonable as to tell you
604	I am not sure that I can manage it
605	I am not surprised
606	I am not taking into account
607	I am not unaware
608	I am not undertaking to deliver
609	I am not vindictive
610	I am not without a lurking suspicion
611	I am now going to attempt
612	I am obliged to add
613	I am obliged to go still further
614	I am often reminded
615	I am old enough to remember
616	I am one of those who believe
617	I am only too sensible of the fact
618	I am overjoyed to hear you say so
619	I am perfectly aware of what I am saying
620	I am perfectly willing to admit
621	I am persuaded
622	I am persuaded by your candor
623	I am prepared to back that opinion by
624	I am privileged to speak to
625	I am quite conscious that
626	I am quite convinced of that
627	I am quite discomfited
628	I am quite interested to see what you will do
629	I am quite ready to be convinced
630	I am rather disposed to think
631	I am rather of the opinion that I was mistaken
632	I am ready to do battle
633	I am ready to make great allowances
634	I am really afraid I don't know
635	I am really gregarious
636	I am reassured by the presence here
637	I am reluctantly but forcibly reminded
638	I am resolved not to permit
639	I am sensible of the flattery
640	I am sensible, sir
641	I am seriously annoyed with myself about it
642	I am simply endeavoring to show
643	I am so glad you think that
644	I am so sorry--so very sorry
645	I am so surrounded on every hand
646	I am sometimes inclined to think
647	I am somewhat relieved to know
648	I am sorry to disillusionize you
649	I am sorry to interrupt this interesting discussion
650	I am sorry to say
651	I am sorry to say it is impossible
652	I am speaking plainly
653	I am still a little of an idealist
654	I am still holding this offer open to you
655	I am suggesting the reason why
656	I am suppressing many of the details
657	I am sure every impartial man will agree
658	I am sure I feel no hostility
659	I am sure it sounds very strange to you
660	I am sure that I echo the sentiment
661	I am sure this generous audience will pardon me
662	I am sure you all hope
663	I am sure you could pay me no higher compliment
664	I am sure you feel the truth
665	I am sure you will acquit me
666	I am sure you will be kind enough
667	I am sure you will do me the justice
668	I am sure you will not be surprised
669	I am sure, at any rate
670	I am surely not here to assert
671	I am surprised, I confess
672	I am sustained by the prospect of a good dinner
673	I am tempted further to offer to you
674	I am thankful for the privilege
675	I am thoroughly convinced
676	I am to speak to you this evening
677	I am to urge the interest of
678	I am told occasionally
679	I am told on authority
680	I am too well aware of the difficulties
681	I am totally at a loss to conceive
682	I am trespassing too long on your time
683	I am unable to understand
684	I am unconscious of intentional error
685	I am under a very great obligation
686	I am under the deepest feeling of gratitude
687	I am under the impression
688	I am unwillingly bound to add
689	I am uttering no paradox when I say
690	I am vastly obliged to you
691	I am vastly your debtor for the information
692	I am very far from being a fanatic
693	I am very far from thinking.
694	I am very glad of this opportunity
695	I am very glad to have the honor
696	I am very grateful--very much flattered
697	I am very happy to be here
698	I am very much in the condition of
699	I am very sure that if you ponder
700	I am very sure you will believe
701	I am well aware
702	I am wholly in agreement with you
703	I am willing to accept all the consequences
704	I am willing to know
705	I am wonderfully well
706	I am wondering if I may dare ask you a very personal question?
707	I am your creditor unawares
708	I am, gentlemen, yours faithfully
709	I am, I confess, a little discouraged
710	I am, indeed, most solicitous
711	I am, my dear sir, yours faithfully
712	I amsure you will hear me out
713	I anticipate with pleasing expectation
714	I anticipate your argument
715	I appeal in the first place
716	I appeal to any man to say
717	I appeal to the better judgment
718	I appreciate the significance
719	I appreciate your motives
720	I argue this cause
721	I ask again
722	I ask no greater blessing
723	I ask permission to speak to you
724	I ask that you be good enough
725	I ask the attention
726	I ask the audience
727	I ask the audience to return with me
728	I ask this of you
729	I ask you calmly and dispassionately
730	I ask you gentlemen, do you think
731	I ask you if it is possible
732	I ask you in all candor
733	I ask you now to follow me
734	I ask you to consider
735	I ask you to join me in drinking a toast
736	I ask you to pledge with me
737	I ask you, if you please, to rise and give the toast
738	I ask your attention
739	I ask your indulgence
740	I assert, sir, that it is
741	I assure myself
742	I assure you it is most painful to me
743	I assure you my knowledge of it is limited
744	I assure you, of my own personal knowledge
745	I attribute it to
746	I avail myself of the opportunity
747	I bear no malice about that
748	I beg again to thank you for the honor
749	I beg all to remember
750	I beg and implore of you
751	I beg emphatically to say
752	I beg leave to make some observations
753	I beg of you to remember
754	I beg to request that you give me some information
755	I beg to tender my most fervent wishes
756	I beg you not to mistake my meaning
757	I beg you to accept my grateful expression
758	I beg your indulgence
759	I beg your pardon, but you take it too seriously
760	I begin by observing
761	I begin with expressing a sentiment
762	I believe from my own personal experience
763	I believe I can speak for all
764	I believe I shall make it clear to you
765	I believe I understand perfectly just how you feel about
766	I believe I voice the sentiment
767	I believe it to be the simple truth
768	I believe most profoundly
769	I believe that I am within the mark
770	I believe that in this instance
771	I bemoaned my unlucky fate
772	I bid you a most cordial and hearty welcome
773	I bow with you in reverent commemoration
774	I brazenly confess it
775	I call hardly conceive
776	I call never sufficiently express my gratitude
777	I call on you to answer
778	I call to mind how
779	I can by no calculation justify
780	I can easily understand your astonishment
781	I can explain the apparent contradiction
782	I can find no satisfaction in it
783	I can hardly agree with you there
784	I can make allowance for
785	I can most truthfully assure you
786	I can never be sufficiently grateful
787	I can not allow myself to believe
788	I can not avoid confessing
789	I can not be content with
790	I can not believe, I will not believe
791	I can not better illustrate this argument
792	I can not better sum up
793	I can not boast of
794	I can not bound my vision
795	I can not but reflect
796	I can not but see what mischief
797	I can not charge myself with
798	I can not close without giving expression
799	I can not conceive a greater honor
800	I can not feel any doubt myself
801	I can not forbear from offering
802	I can not give you a better illustration
803	I can not help expressing a wish
804	I can not help speaking urgently
805	I can not here go into details
806	I can not hesitate to say
807	I can not hope adequately to respond
808	I can not justly be responsible because
809	I can not let this opportunity pass
810	I can not persuade myself
811	I can not prevail on myself
812	I can not refrain from saying for myself
813	I can not resist the train of thought
814	I can not say how glad I am
815	I can not say with confidence
816	I can not stop to give in detail
817	I can not sufficiently thank you
818	I can not take back my word
819	I can not take it for granted
820	I can not thank you enough
821	I can not well avoid saying
822	I can only congratulate you
823	I can only hope for indulgence
824	I can only tell you the bare facts
825	I can readily understand
826	I can scarcely accept the offer
827	I can scarcely boast that honor
828	I can scarcely concede anything more important
829	I can scarcely find fitting words
830	I can scarcely imagine anything more disagreeable
831	I can strongly recommend
832	I can sympathize with you
833	I can understand, moreover
834	I can with propriety speak here
835	I can't pretend to make a jest of what I'm going to say
836	I cannot altogether acquit myself of interested motives
837	I cannot explain it even to myself
838	I cannot find much real satisfaction in it
839	I cannot forbear to press my advantage
840	I cannot imagine what you mean
841	I cannot precisely determine
842	I cannot say definitely at the moment
843	I cannot say that in fact it is always so
844	I cannot see how you draw that conclusion
845	I cannot thank you enough for all your consideration
846	I capitulated by inadvertence
847	I certainly have not so good an opinion
848	I challenge any man
849	I cheerfully own
850	I cheerfully submit myself
851	I claim a share also for
852	I class them altogether under the head
853	I close with the words
854	I close with this sentiment
855	I come at length to
856	I come next to the question of
857	I come to the other assumption
858	I compliment you on your good sense
859	I conceive this to be
860	I confess I feel not the least alarmed
861	I confess I have had my doubts
862	I confess I have little sympathy
863	I confess it affects me very deeply to
864	I confess it is very difficult to
865	I confess that I do not entirely approve
866	I confess that it is a comfort to me
867	I confess that my notions are widely different
868	I confess to a little embarrassment
869	I confess to you that I have no fear
870	I confess, I find it difficult
871	I confine myself to saying
872	I congratulate you upon the auspicious character
873	I consider I have said enough in proof
874	I consider it amply explains
875	I contend
876	I content myself with pursuing
877	I could almost allege it as a supreme example
878	I could ask for nothing better
879	I could do no less than
880	I could easily mention
881	I could enlarge upon it
882	I could never forgive myself for that
883	I could never understand
884	I could wish that this belief
885	I cut my reflections adrift
886	I dare say you know
887	I dare say your intuition is quite right
888	I dare venture the remark
889	I declare to you
890	I decline to commit myself beforehand
891	I deem it both necessary and just
892	I deem it proper here to remind
893	I deem myself honored
894	I deny the inference
895	I deny, once and for all
896	I desire to be brief
897	I desire to bear my testimony
898	I desire to call attention
899	I desire to know
900	I desire to lay emphatic stress
901	I detest exaggeration
902	I didn't mean that--exactly
903	I dissent from the opinion
904	I distrust all general theories of
905	I do again and again urge upon you
906	I do not absolutely assert
907	I do not advocate
908	I do not argue
909	I do not ask you to
910	I do not at this moment remember
911	I do not believe it possible
912	I do not belong to those who
913	I do not choose to consume
914	I do not complain of
915	I do not comprehend your meaning
916	I do not consider it necessary
917	I do not contend
918	I do not countenance for a moment
919	I do not deem it incumbent upon me
920	I do not depreciate for a moment
921	I do not desire to call in question
922	I do not desire to put too much emphasis
923	I do not despair of surmounting
924	I do not disguise the fact
925	I do not doubt the sincerity of your arguments
926	I do not enter into the question
927	I do not exactly understand you
928	I do not fail to admire
929	I do not fear a contradiction
930	I do not feel at liberty
931	I do not feel sure that I entirely share your views
932	I do not find it an unpleasant subject
933	I do not forget the practical necessity
934	I do not hesitate to say
935	I do not imagine
936	I do not in the least degree
937	I do not indeed deny
938	I do not indulge in the delusion
939	I do not know how anyone can believe
940	I do not know whether you are aware of it
941	I do not know why
942	I do not know with what correctness
943	I do not mean anything so absurd
944	I do not mean now to go further than
945	I do not mean to impute
946	I do not merely urge
947	I do not mistrust
948	I do not myself pretend to be
949	I do not need to remind you
950	I do not pretend to argue
951	I do not propose to take up your time
952	I do not question for a moment
953	I do not recount all
954	I do not say anything about the future
955	I do not say this with any affectation
956	I do not see how it is possible
957	I do not see much difference between
958	I do not seek to palliate
959	I do not speak exclusively
960	I do not stop to discuss
961	I do not think it necessary to warn you
962	I do not think it possible
963	I do not think it unfair reasoning
964	I do not think myself obliged to dwell
965	I do not think that I need further discuss
966	I do not think this at all an exaggeration
967	I do not think we can go far wrong
968	I do not think you will often hear
969	I do not understand how it can apply
970	I do not vouch for
971	I do not want to discourage you
972	I do not wish to be considered egotistic
973	I do not wish to be misrepresented
974	I do not wonder
975	I do not, of course, deny
976	I do not, therefore, wonder
977	I do, indeed, recollect
978	I don't deny that it is interesting
979	I don't doubt it for a moment
980	I don't feel that it is my business
981	I don't insist on your believing me
982	I don't justify my presumption
983	I don't know quite why you should say that
984	I don't know that I can do that
985	I don't know when I have heard anything so lamentable
986	I don't know why you should be displeased
987	I don't make myself clear, I see
988	I don't pretend to explain
989	I don't see anything particularly wonderful in it
990	I don't underrate his kindness
991	I don't want to disguise that from you
992	I don't want to exaggerate
993	I don't want to seem critical
994	I doubt the truth of that saying
995	I doubt very much whether
996	I dwell with pleasure on the considerations
997	I earnestly maintain
998	I embrace with peculiar satisfaction
999	I end as I began

Nonsense7 (d999)

d999	Result
1	I endorse it, every word
2	I entertain great apprehension for
3	I entertain no such chimerical hopes
4	I entertain the hope and opinion
5	I entirely approve of your plan
6	I entirely dissent from the view
7	I especially hail with approval
8	I even add this
9	I even venture to deny
10	I fancy I hear you say
11	I fancy it's just that
12	I fear I cannot help you
13	I fear I may seem trifling
14	I fear lest I may
15	I fear that's too technical for me
16	I fearlessly appeal
17	I fearlessly challenge
18	I feel a certain apprehension
19	I feel a great necessity to
20	I feel an unwonted sense of gaiety
21	I feel bound to add my expression
22	I feel constrained to declare
23	I feel entirely satisfied
24	I feel I have a right to say
25	I feel it a proud privilege
26	I feel it my duty to be frank with you
27	I feel keenly myself impelled by every duty
28	I feel myself scarcely competent to judge
29	I feel only a great emotion of gratitude
30	I feel respect and admiration
31	I feel some explanation is due
32	I feel sure
33	I feel tempted to introduce here
34	I feel that I have a special right to
35	I feel that it is not true
36	I feel the greatest satisfaction
37	I feel the task is far beyond my power
38	I feel very grateful to you for your kind offer
39	I felt a qualm of apprehension
40	I fervently trust
41	I find it absorbing
42	I find it difficult to utter in words
43	I find it more easy
44	I find it rather monotonous
45	I find my reference to this
46	I find myself called upon to say something
47	I find myself in the position of
48	I find no better example than
49	I find no fault with
50	I find numberless cases
51	I find this agreeable mental exhilaration
52	I flatter myself
53	I forbear to inquire
54	I foresaw the consequence
55	I frankly confess that
56	I fully recognize
57	I gave notice just now
58	I generally trust my first impressions
59	I give my word gladly
60	I give you my most sacred word of honor
61	I give you, in conclusion, this sentence
62	I go further
63	I grant all this
64	I grant with my warmest admiration
65	I gratefully accept
66	I greatly deplore
67	I had a kind of hope
68	I had almost said
69	I had better begin at the beginning
70	I had grown pure as the dawn and the dew
71	I had in common with others
72	I had no intention of being offensive
73	I had occasion to criticize
74	I hadn't thought of it in that light
75	I happen to differ
76	I hardly dare to dwell longer
77	I hardly know anything more strange
78	I hardly think that could be so
79	I hasten to concede
80	I have a dark suspicion
81	I have a great admiration for
82	I have a hundred reasons for thinking so
83	I have a peculiar affection for it
84	I have a pleasing and personal duty
85	I have a profound pity for those
86	I have a right to consider
87	I have a strong belief
88	I have a very high respect for
89	I have abstained from
90	I have acquired some useful experience
91	I have all along implied
92	I have all but finished
93	I have already alluded to
94	I have already shown the ground of my hope
95	I have already stated, and now repeat
96	I have always been under the impression
97	I have always listened with the greatest satisfaction
98	I have always maintained
99	I have an immense faith in him
100	I have another objection
101	I have another observation to add
102	I have anticipated the objection
103	I have assumed throughout
104	I have attempted thus hastily
105	I have barely touched some of the points
106	I have been allowed the privilege
107	I have been asked several times
108	I have been constrained by circumstances
109	I have been decidedly impressed
110	I have been extremely anxious
111	I have been favorably impressed by your
112	I have been given to understand
113	I have been glad to observe
114	I have been heretofore treating
115	I have been insisting then on this
116	I have been interested in hearing
117	I have been longing to see more of you
118	I have been pointing out how
119	I have been profoundly moved
120	I have been puzzling over a dilemma
121	I have been requested to say a word
122	I have been told by an eminent authority
123	I have been too long accustomed to hear
124	I have been touched by the large generosity
125	I have been trying to show
126	I have before me the statistics
127	I have but one more word to add
128	I have demonstrated to you
129	I have depicted
130	I have endeavored to emphasize
131	I have enlarged on this subject
132	I have every reason to think so
133	I have felt it almost a duty to
134	I have found great cause for wonder
135	I have frequently been surprised at
136	I have gazed with admiration
137	I have generally observed
138	I have given you the best proof of it
139	I have gone back to my first impressions
140	I have gone so far as to suggest
141	I have good reason for
142	I have had steadily in mind
143	I have had the honor
144	I have had to take a long sweep
145	I have heard it objected
146	I have heard the Hiddon People like the hum of swarming bees
147	I have heard with relief and pleasure
148	I have hitherto been adducing instances
149	I have hitherto been engaged in showing
150	I have in a measure anticipated
151	I have in my possession
152	I have incidentally dwelt on
153	I have introduced it to suggest
154	I have known striking instances of the kind
155	I have labored to maintain
156	I have laid much stress upon
157	I have lately observed many strong indications
158	I have listened with the utmost interest
159	I have little hope that I can add anything
160	I have lived to see
161	I have long ago insisted
162	I have long been of the conviction
163	I have never heard it put so well
164	I have never heard it suggested
165	I have never whispered a syllable
166	I have no acquaintance with
167	I have no delusions on that score
168	I have no doubt whatever
169	I have no excuse for intruding
170	I have no fear of myself
171	I have no fears for the success
172	I have no hesitation in asserting
173	I have no intention to moralize
174	I have no particular inclination
175	I have no prejudice on the subject
176	I have no pretention to be regarded
177	I have no reason to think
178	I have no scruple in saying
179	I have no such gloomy forebodings
180	I have no sympathy with the men
181	I have no thought of venturing to say
182	I have no wish at all to preach
183	I have not accustomed myself
184	I have not allowed myself
185	I have not been able to deny
186	I have not particularly referred to
187	I have not said anything yet
188	I have not succeeded in convincing myself of that
189	I have not the influence you think
190	I have not the least doubt of it
191	I have not the means of forming a judgment
192	I have not the right to reproach
193	I have not time to present
194	I have nothing more to say
195	I have noticed of late years
196	I have now explained to you
197	I have now made bold to touch upon
198	I have now much pleasure in confirming
199	I have now rather more than kept my word
200	I have now said all that occurs to me
201	I have often a difficulty in deciding
202	I have often been impressed with
203	I have often been struck with the resemblance
204	I have often lingered in fancy
205	I have often marveled at your courage
206	I have one step farther to go
207	I have only partially examined
208	I have partly anticipated
209	I have pleasant memories of
210	I have pleasure in acknowledging
211	I have pointed out
212	I have pride and pleasure in quoting
213	I have quite changed my opinion about that
214	I have racked this brain of mine
215	I have read with great regret
216	I have said and I repeat
217	I have said over and over again
218	I have said what I solemnly believe
219	I have scant patience
220	I have seen for myself
221	I have seen it stated in a recent journal
222	I have seen some signs of encouragement
223	I have seen the ravens flying, like banners of old wars
224	I have shown
225	I have some sort of fear
226	I have something of great importance to say to you
227	I have sometimes asked myself
228	I have sometimes fancied
229	I have sometimes vaguely felt it
230	I have sometimes wondered whether
231	I have somewhat overshot the mark
232	I have still two comments to make
233	I have taken pains to know
234	I have the confident hope
235	I have the greatest possible confidence
236	I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
237	I have the honor to propose
238	I have the honor to remain
239	I have the strongest possible prejudice against it
240	I have then to investigate
241	I have thought it incumbent on me
242	I have thought it right on this day
243	I have thought it well to suggest
244	I have throughout highly appreciated
245	I have thus been led by my feelings
246	I have thus stated the reason
247	I have to confess with a feeling of melancholy
248	I have to force my imagination
249	I have touched very cursorily
250	I have tried to convey to you
251	I have undertaken to speak
252	I have very much less feeling of
253	I have watched with some attention
254	I have witnessed the extraordinary
255	I have yet a more cogent reason
256	I have yet to learn
257	I haven't the remotest idea
258	I hazard nothing in saying
259	I hear it sometimes said
260	I hear you say to yourselves
261	I heartily congratulate you
262	I heartily feel the singular claims
263	I herewith submit my application
264	I hesitate to take an instance
265	I highly appreciate this mark of confidence
266	I hold it to be clearly expedient
267	I hold myself obliged to
268	I hold the maxim no less applicable
269	I hold this to be a truth
270	I hold to the principle
271	I hope by this time we are all convinced
272	I hope for our own sakes
273	I hope I have expressed myself explicitly
274	I hope I may be allowed to intimate
275	I hope I shall not be told
276	I hope it is no disparagement
277	I hope it will not seem unreasonable to you
278	I hope most sincerely and truly
279	I hope none who hear me
280	I hope not to occupy more than a few minutes
281	I hope that I shall not be so unfortunate
282	I hope the day may be far distant
283	I hope the time may come again
284	I hope to be excused if
285	I hope to be forgiven if
286	I hope we may forget
287	I hope we may meet again
288	I hope you will forgive an intruder
289	I hope you will not accuse me
290	I hope you will not think me irreverent
291	I hope you will pardon my seeming carelessness
292	I imagine that no one will be disposed
293	I indulge the modest hope
294	I insist upon it
295	I intend to propose
296	I know from experience how
297	I know full well
298	I know I am treading on thin ice
299	I know it has been questioned
300	I know it is said
301	I know it is very presumptuous
302	I know it will be said
303	I know many reasons why
304	I know my request will appear singular
305	I know not how else to express
306	I know not in what direction to look
307	I know not of my own knowledge
308	I know not where else to find
309	I know perfectly well
310	I know that it is impossible for me to
311	I know that this is the feeling
312	I know that what I may say is true
313	I know there are some who think
314	I know there is a theory among us
315	I know too well
316	I know very well the difference between
317	I know well it is not for me
318	I know well the sentiments
319	I know you are all impatient to hear
320	I know you will do all in your power
321	I know you will interpret what I say
322	I labor under a degree of prejudice
323	I lately heard it affirmed
324	I lay it down as a principle
325	I leave history to judge
326	I leave it to you
327	I leave the arduous task
328	I leave to others to speak
329	I like it immensely
330	I like your frankness
331	I long to speak a word or two
332	I look forward to pleasant personal relations in the future
333	I look hopefully to
334	I look in vain
335	I look with encouragement
336	I look with inexpressible dread
337	I look with mingled hope and terror
338	I lost myself in a reverie of gratitude
339	I made bold to retort
340	I make my appeal to
341	I make no extravagant claim
342	I make no reflection whatever
343	I make this abrupt acknowledgment
344	I marvel that
345	I may add, speaking for my own part
346	I may be allowed to make one remark
347	I may be permitted to add
348	I may confess to you
349	I may safely appeal
350	I may say to you calmly
351	I may seem to have been diffuse
352	I may take as an instance
353	I may venture upon a review
354	I mean by this
355	I mean it literally
356	I mean something more than that
357	I mean, moreover
358	I mention it to you to justify
359	I mention these facts because
360	I mention this, not by way of complaint
361	I might bring you another such case
362	I might deny that
363	I might enter into such detail
364	I might go further
365	I might go on indefinitely
366	I might go on to illustrate
367	I might of course point first
368	I might question all that
369	I might reasonably question the justice
370	I might try to explain
371	I might venture to claim
372	I might well have desired
373	I might well think
374	I mistrust these wild impulses
375	I most certainly agree with you
376	I most humbly ask pardon
377	I must add my congratulations on your taste
378	I must apologize for intruding upon you
379	I must ask an abrupt question
380	I must ask you one more question, if I may
381	I must be careful about what I say
382	I must be contented with
383	I must be excused if I say
384	I must bow in reverence
385	I must call your attention for a moment
386	I must conclude abruptly
387	I must confess I have never thought of that
388	I must confess that I became rather alarmed
389	I must consider this as
390	I must crave your indulgence
391	I must express to you again
392	I must fairly tell you
393	I must find some fault with
394	I must for want of time omit
395	I must hazard the story
396	I must here admit
397	I must lament
398	I must leave any detailed development
399	I must mention with praise
400	I must not allow myself to indulge
401	I must not for an instant be supposed
402	I must not overlook
403	I must now beg to ask
404	I must pause a moment to
405	I must proceed
406	I must qualify the statement
407	I must refrain from any comment
408	I must remind my hearers of
409	I must reply to some observations
410	I must respectfully decline to tell you
411	I must return to the subject
412	I must say that I am one of those
413	I must speak plainly
414	I must suppose, however
415	I must take occasion to say
416	I must take this opportunity to tell you
417	I must thank you once more
418	I must try to describe to you
419	I myself have boundless faith
420	I need not assure this brilliant company
421	I need not dwell
422	I need not enter into
423	I need not follow out the application
424	I need not remind you that you have a grave responsibility
425	I need not say how much I thank you
426	I need not show how inconsistent
427	I need not specially recommend to you
428	I need not wander far in search
429	I need not, I am certain, assure you
430	I need only to observe
431	I need say nothing in praise
432	I need scarcely observe
433	I need to guard myself right here
434	I neither affirm nor deny
435	I never heard anything so absurd
436	I next come to the implicit assumption
437	I note with particular pleasure
438	I notice it as affording an instance
439	I noticed incidentally the fact
440	I now address you on a question
441	I now come, sir, to the second head
442	I now have the pleasure of presenting to you
443	I now pass to the question of
444	I now proceed to inquire
445	I now reiterate
446	I object strongly to the use
447	I observe, then, in the first place
448	I offer my humblest apologies
449	I only ask a favorable construction of
450	I only marvel
451	I only wish you to recognize
452	I open the all-important question
453	I ought to give an illustration
454	I owe the idea wholly to you
455	I own I can not help feeling
456	I particularly allude to
457	I partly agree with you
458	I pass on from that
459	I pass then to our second division
460	I pause for a moment to say
461	I pause to confess once more
462	I pay tribute to
463	I personally know that it is so
464	I personally owe you a great debt of thankfulness
465	I place myself entirely at your service
466	I place the most implicit reliance on your good sense
467	I pray God I may never
468	I predict that you will
469	I prefer a practical view
470	I prefer to reserve my judgment
471	I presume I shall have to admit
472	I presume that I shall not be disbelieved
473	I proceed to another important phase
474	I profess
475	I propose briefly to glance at
476	I propose, therefore to consider
477	I protest I never had any doubt
478	I purposely evaded the question
479	I purposely have avoided
480	I question whether
481	I quite appreciate the very clever way you put it
482	I quite endorse what has been said
483	I quite see what the advantages are
484	I rather look forward to a time
485	I readily grant
486	I realize how painful it must be to you
487	I really am curious to know how you guessed that
488	I really can not think it necessary to
489	I really do not know
490	I really thought that you would excuse me
491	I recall another historical fact
492	I recognize the high compliment conveyed
493	I recollect hearing a sagacious remark
494	I recollect it clearly
495	I refer especially
496	I refuse to believe
497	I regard as an erroneous view
498	I regard it as a tribute
499	I regard it as a very great honor
500	I regret exceedingly to inform you
501	I regret that I am not able to remember
502	I regret that it is not possible for me
503	I regret the time limits me
504	I regret this the less
505	I rejoice in an occasion like this
506	I rejoice that events have occurred
507	I rejoice to think I remark here
508	I rely on your good sense
509	I remain, my dear sir, yours faithfully
510	I remember a reference made
511	I remember an intimation
512	I remember full well
513	I remember the enjoyment with which
514	I remember the occasion perfectly
515	I remember to have heard
516	I repeat my statement in another form
517	I repeat, I am not speaking
518	I resent that kind of thing
519	I respect you for that
520	I respect your critical faculty
521	I respectfully counsel
522	I respectfully submit
523	I rest my opinion on
524	I return you my most grateful thanks
525	I return, in conclusion, to
526	I rise in behalf
527	I rise to express my disapprobation
528	I rise to thank you
529	I rise with some trepidation
530	I said a little way back
531	I said it would be well
532	I said that I thought
533	I salute with profound reverence
534	I sanction with all my heart
535	I saw a face bloom like a flower
536	I saw a river of men marching like a tide
537	I saw an ingenious argument the other day
538	I saw his senses swim dizzy as clouds
539	I say frankly
540	I say in moderation
541	I say it in all modesty
542	I say it is extremely important
543	I say it most confidently
544	I say no more of these things
545	I say not one syllable against
546	I say this is no disparagement of
547	I say this the more gladly
548	I say without fear of contradiction
549	I say, then, my first point is
550	I see around me
551	I see as clearly as any man possibly can
552	I see disapproval in your face
553	I see it from a different angle
554	I see little hope of
555	I see no exception
556	I see no possibility of
557	I see no reason for doubting
558	I see you are an enthusiast
559	I see your point of view
560	I seem to have heard that sentiment before
561	I seem to hear you say
562	I seize upon this opportunity
563	I seriously desire
564	I set out with saying
565	I shall add a few words
566	I shall address myself to a single point
567	I shall ask you to look very closely
568	I shall at once proceed to forget it
569	I shall await your pleasure
570	I shall be glad if you will join me
571	I shall be interested to watch it develop
572	I shall be most proud and pleased
573	I shall be pleased to forward descriptive circulars
574	I shall be told
575	I shall best attain my object
576	I shall bestow a little attention upon
577	I shall certainly admit
578	I shall certainly take you at your word
579	I shall consider myself privileged
580	I shall desist from
581	I shall endeavor to be guided
582	I shall esteem it a personal favor
583	I shall feel highly honored
584	I shall give it in the words of
585	I shall here briefly recite the
586	I shall here use the word to denote
587	I shall hope to interest you
588	I shall invite you to follow me
589	I shall just give the summary of
590	I shall make a point of thinking so
591	I shall never believe
592	I shall never cease to be grateful
593	I shall never forget your kindness
594	I shall not acknowledge
595	I shall not attempt a detailed narrative
596	I shall not end without appealing
597	I shall not enlarge upon
598	I shall not force into the discussion
599	I shall not go so far as to say
600	I shall not hesitate to say something
601	I shall not tax your patience
602	I shall not undertake to prophesy
603	I shall not weary your patience
604	I shall now give you some instances
605	I shall now proceed to show
606	I shall often have to advert to
607	I shall pass by all this
608	I shall presently show
609	I shall proceed without further preface
610	I shall recur to certain questions
611	I shall respect your confidence
612	I shall say all this without entering into
613	I shall show that I am not
614	I shall speak first about
615	I shall speak with becoming frankness
616	I shall take a broader view of the subject
617	I shall take it for granted here
618	I shall therefore endeavor
619	I shall touch upon one or two questions
620	I shall waste no time in refuting
621	I shall with your sanction
622	I should appreciate your confidence greatly
623	I should be false to my own manhood
624	I should be surprised if
625	I should be the last man to deny
626	I should be very ungrateful were I not satisfied with it
627	I should fail in my duty if
628	I should feel unhappy if I did otherwise
629	I should find it hard to discover
630	I should have forfeited my own self-respect
631	I should like at least to mention
632	I should like to emphasize
633	I should like to go a step farther
634	I should like to refer to two events
635	I should like to see that view answered
636	I should like to-day to examine briefly
637	I should like your opinion of it
638	I should much prefer
639	I should not be satisfied with myself
640	I should not dream of asking you to do so
641	I should think it too absurd
642	I should think it very unlikely
643	I should welcome an interview at your convenience
644	I shrink from the contemplation
645	I shudder at the doctrine
646	I simply cannot endure it
647	I simply lay my finger on a fact
648	I simply pause here to ask
649	I sincerely hope that you will give the subject your earnest consideration
650	I sincerely regret the absence
651	I sincerely wish it were in my power
652	I solemnly declare
653	I sometimes hear a wish expressed
654	I sorrowfully call to mind
655	I speak forth my sentiment
656	I speak from no little personal observation
657	I speak of this to show
658	I speak the fact when I tell you
659	I speak the secret feeling of this company
660	I speak what I know when I say
661	I speak wholly without authority
662	I speak with feeling upon this point
663	I speak with some degree of encouragement
664	I speak with the utmost sincerity
665	I speak within the hearing of
666	I spoke only in jest
667	I stand corrected
668	I stand in awed amazement before
669	I stand in the midst of men
670	I still view with respect
671	I submit it to every candid mind
672	I submit that in such a case
673	I submit that it is high time
674	I submit this proposition
675	I suffered agonies of shyness
676	I summon you to do your share
677	I suppose I ought to feel flattered
678	I suppose it is right to answer
679	I suppose it to be entirely true
680	I suppose most men will recollect
681	I suppose that everyone who listens to me
682	I suppose there is no one here
683	I suppose we are all of one opinion
684	I surmised as much
685	I suspect that is why we so often
686	I sympathize deeply with you
687	I sympathize most heartily
688	I take a broader and bolder position
689	I take it for granted
690	I take leave to say
691	I take one picture as an illustration
692	I take pleasure in replying to your inquiry concerning
693	I take pleasure in saying
694	I take that for granted
695	I take the liberty of observing
696	I take this instance at random
697	I take two views of
698	I tell him in reply
699	I tell you, gentlemen
700	I tender my thanks to you
701	I thank you for having allowed me
702	I thank you for the appreciative tone
703	I thank you for the honor
704	I thank you for your most generous greeting
705	I thank you for your thoughtful courtesy
706	I thank you from the bottom of my heart
707	I thank you very gratefully
708	I thank you very sincerely for the honor
709	I think extremely well of it
710	I think he has very noble ideals
711	I think I am correct in saying
712	I think I am not the first to utter
713	I think I can answer that for you
714	I think I can claim a purpose
715	I think I can sincerely declare
716	I think I have a right to look upon
717	I think I have rightly spoken
718	I think I know what you are going to say
719	I think I might safely say
720	I think I need not say more
721	I think it has its charm
722	I think it is not too much to say
723	I think it is quite right
724	I think it is superb!
725	I think it may be necessary to consider
726	I think it might be said with safety
727	I think it my duty to
728	I think it observable
729	I think it probable
730	I think it quite admirable
731	I think it will astonish you
732	I think it will be granted
733	I think its tone is remarkably temperate
734	I think no Wise man can be indifferent
735	I think something may be said in favor of
736	I think that all will agree
737	I think that I can explain
738	I think that I can venture to say
739	I think that is rather a brilliant idea
740	I think that none of us will deny
741	I think that, in these last years
742	I think there is no better evidence
743	I think there is no call on me to listen
744	I think we are justified
745	I think we can hardly hope
746	I think we may all easily see
747	I think we may ask in reply
748	I think we may safely conclude
749	I think we may say, therefore
750	I think we may well be proud of
751	I think we may well congratulate each other
752	I think we must draw a distinction
753	I think we need neither doubt nor fear
754	I think we ought to recur a moment to
755	I think we shall all recognize
756	I think we should do well to call to mind
757	I think we take too narrow a view
758	I think what you say is reasonable
759	I think when we look back upon
760	I think you are quibbling
761	I think you are rather severe in your opinions
762	I think you have great appreciation of values
763	I think you have summed it up perfectly
764	I think you may well rejoice in
765	I think you will all agree
766	I think you will pardon my saying
767	I think you will see
768	I think your candor is charming
769	I think, on the contrary
770	I thoroughly agree with you
771	I thought it most amusing
772	I thought you were seriously indisposed
773	I thus explicitly reply
774	I took the good day from the hands of God as a perfect gift
775	I tremble at the task
776	I tremble to think
777	I trust I may be indulged
778	I trust I shall hear from you soon
779	I trust it is not presumptuous
780	I trust that as the years roll on
781	I trust that I shall have the indulgence
782	I trust that this will not be regarded as
783	I trust you will not consider it an impertinence
784	I turn, gentlemen, to the case
785	I understand exactly how you feel about it
786	I understand your delicacy of feeling
787	I use the word advisedly
788	I use the word in the sense
789	I use very plain language
790	I utter this word with the deepest affection
791	I value very much the honor
792	I venture to ask permission
793	I venture to propose another plan
794	I venture to say
795	I verily believe
796	I very confidently submit
797	I very rarely allow myself that pleasure
798	I view that prospect with the greatest misgiving
799	I wander'd lonely as a cloud
800	I want to bespeak your attention
801	I want to express the hope that
802	I want to have a frank understanding with you
803	I want to interest you
804	I want to know the character
805	I want to make some simple applications
806	I want to say just a few words
807	I want to say one word more
808	I want to say to you seriously
809	I want to thank you for your reply
810	I want to think with you
811	I warn and exhort you
812	I was as sensitive as a barometer
813	I was astonished to learn
814	I was at a loss to understand the reason for it
815	I was constantly watchful to
816	I was exceedingly interested
817	I was extremely perplexed
818	I was honored with the acquaintance
819	I was hoping that I could persuade you
820	I was in a somber mood
821	I was lost in admiration
822	I was no more than a straw on the torrent of his will
823	I was not slow to accept and believe
824	I was not without some anxiety
825	I was on the point of asking you
826	I was overshadowed by a deep boding
827	I was overwhelmed
828	I was piqued
829	I was sincerely astonished
830	I was speaking generally
831	I was very much interested
832	I was very much thrilled
833	I watched you with admiration
834	I well recollect the time
835	I well remember an occasion
836	I will accept the general proposition
837	I will add the memorable words
838	I will answer you frankly
839	I will ask the indulgence
840	I will ask you to accompany me
841	I will ask you to bear witness
842	I will dwell a little longer
843	I will endeavor in a brief way
844	I will endeavor to illustrate
845	I will endeavor to show you
846	I will enlarge no further
847	I will even express a hope at the outset
848	I will even go further and say
849	I will face thy wrath though it bite as a sword
850	I will first call your attention to
851	I will give one more illustration
852	I will illustrate this point by
853	I will listen to no protestations
854	I will merely mention
855	I will neither affirm nor deny
856	I will not allude
857	I will not argue this
858	I will not attempt to note
859	I will not be content until
860	I will not condescend to
861	I will not enumerate at present
862	I will not pause to maintain
863	I will not positively say
864	I will not pretend to inquire into
865	I will not quarrel with
866	I will not relinquish the confidence
867	I will not repeat the arguments here
868	I will not try to gauge
869	I will now consider with you
870	I will now leave this question
871	I will now take an instance
872	I will only speak to one point
873	I will only sum up my evidence
874	I will only take an occasion to express
875	I will only venture to remind you
876	I will permit myself the liberty of saying
877	I will point out to your attention
878	I will say at once
879	I will speak but a word or two more
880	I will speak plainly
881	I will state with perfect distinctness
882	I will suppose the objection to be
883	I will take it only under compulsion
884	I will take one more instance
885	I will take the precaution to add
886	I will tell you what I think of
887	I will tell you what puzzles me
888	I will think of it, since you wish it
889	I will try to make the thing intelligible
890	I will venture a single remark
891	I will venture to add
892	I will venture to express the hope
893	I will yield the whole question
894	I will, with great pleasure
895	I willingly admit
896	I wish also to declare positively
897	I wish at the outset
898	I wish emphatically to reaffirm
899	I wish I could explain my point more fully
900	I wish I had the time and the power
901	I wish I knew what you meant by that
902	I wish it first observed
903	I wish rather to call your attention
904	I wish to ask if you honestly and candidly believe
905	I wish to be allowed to enforce in detail
906	I wish to be perfectly fair
907	I wish to begin my statement
908	I wish to confine what I have to say
909	I wish to confirm my letter
910	I wish to do full justice to
911	I wish to draw your attention
912	I wish to express my profound gratification
913	I wish to give these arguments their full weight
914	I wish to know whether
915	I wish to offer a few words relative to
916	I wish to put things as plainly as possible
917	I wish to remind you in how large a degree
918	I wish to say a word or two
919	I wish to state all this as a matter of fact
920	I wish you success and happiness
921	I wish you to observe
922	I wish, sir, that justice might be done
923	I wonder how much truth there is in it?
924	I wonder if you have the smallest recollection of me?
925	I would agree if I understood
926	I would also gratefully acknowledge
927	I would as soon believe
928	I would desire to speak simply and directly
929	I would enter a protest
930	I would fain believe
931	I would further point out to you
932	I would have you understand
933	I would infinitely rather
934	I would like to say one word just here
935	I would not be understood as belittling
936	I would not dwell upon that matter if
937	I would not push the suggestion so far
938	I would now gladly lay before you
939	I would rather a thousand times
940	I would recommend to your consideration
941	I would suggest first of all
942	I would that my voice could reach the ear
943	I would urge and entreat you
944	I would urge upon you
945	I would venture to point out
946	I wouldn't put it just that way
947	I yielded to the earnest solicitations
948	I yielded to the ingratiating mood of the day
949	I, for my part, would rather
950	I, for one, greatly doubt
951	iconoclastic attitude
952	icy smile
953	idea, imagination, conception, and ideal
954	idealistic type
955	ideals of excellence
956	ideas and achievements
957	Ideas which spread with the speed of light
958	identical mode
959	idiomatic propriety
960	idiotic obstinacy
961	idle and presumptuous
962	Idle hopes, like empty shadows
963	idle jesting
964	idle, profuse, and profligate
965	idleness, recreation, repose, and rest
966	idol of society
967	idolatrous fervor
968	idyllic nonsense
969	If any man be so persuaded
970	If any other answer be made
971	If anyone could conceive
972	If anyone is so dim of vision
973	If at first view this should seem
974	If ever I can repay it, command me
975	If I am asked for the proof
976	If I am wrong
977	If I can be of further service, please address me
978	If I can carry you with me
979	If I can succeed in describing
980	If I could find words
981	If I have done no more than view the facts
982	If I have in any way deserved
983	If I may be allowed a little criticism
984	If I may be allowed modestly to suggest
985	If I may be allowed to refer
986	If I may reverently say so
987	If I may say so without presumption
988	If I may so speak
989	If I may take for granted
990	If I may venture to say anything
991	If I mistake not the sentiment
992	If I mistake not you were there once?
993	If I recollect aright
994	If I speak strongly, it is because I feel strongly
995	If I understand the matter at all
996	If I venture a few remarks
997	If I were asked
998	If I were disposed to offer counsel
999	If I were sure you would not misunderstand my meaning

Nonsense8 (d999)

d999	Result
1	If I were to act upon my conviction
2	If I were to recapitulate
3	If I wished to prove my contention
4	If in the glow of conscious pride
5	If in the years of the future
6	If it be difficult to appreciate
7	If it be so
8	If it be true
9	If it is contended
10	If it is not convenient for you
11	If it means anything, it means this
12	If more were needed to illustrate.
13	If my opinions are true
14	If on the contrary, we all foresee
15	If one seeks to measure
16	If only we go deep enough
17	If still you have further doubt
18	If the bare facts were studied
19	If the experience of the world is worth anything
20	If there be any among us
21	If there be one lesson more than another
22	If there is any valid reason why you are unable
23	If this be so
24	If this seems doubtful to anyone
25	If we accept at all the argument
26	If we are not blind to
27	If we are rightly informed
28	If we are to reason on the fact
29	If we can be of service to you
30	If we can help you in any way
31	If we cast our glance back
32	If we embark upon a career
33	If we had the whole case before us
34	If we have not made everything perfectly clear, please let us know
35	If we isolate ourselves
36	If we may trust to experience
37	If we pursue a different course
38	If we pursue our inquiries through
39	If we sincerely desire
40	If we survey
41	If we would not be beguiled
42	If what has been said is true
43	If you accommodate us, the favor will be greatly appreciated
44	If you are interested, please let us hear from you
45	If you are thinking about ordering
46	If you desire, our representative will call
47	If you don't mind my saying so
48	If you give this matter your prompt attention
49	If you have any cause for dissatisfaction
50	If you insist upon it
51	If you remain silent
52	If you seek the real meaning of
53	If you think for a moment
54	If you want to look
55	If you were asked to point out
56	If you will allow me to prophesy
57	If you will forgive me the expression
58	If you will pardon me the frankness
59	If you wish for a more interesting example
60	If you wish to get at the bottom of facts
61	If you would see the most conclusive proof
62	If your view is right
63	If, however, you determine to
64	If, in consequence we find it necessary
65	If, on the other hand, I say
66	If, then, I am asked
67	If, then, I should here rest my cause
68	If, unhappily, the day should ever come
69	ignoble and shabby
70	ignoble domination
71	ignominious retreat
72	ignominious, infamous, despicable, and contemptible
73	ignominy and misfortune
74	ignorance and superstition
75	ignorance, fear, and selfishness
76	Ill-bred insolence was his only weapon
77	ill-concealed impatience
78	Ill-dissimulated fits of ambition
79	ill-tempered and unjust
80	illiberal superstition
81	illimitable progression
82	illiterate and unfit
83	illiterate denizens
84	illogical interruption
85	Illuminate with sinister effect
86	illuminating insight
87	illuminating only the path which has been passed over
88	illuminating, chastening, and transforming
89	illuminative and suggestive
90	illumine, instruct, enlighten, and inform
91	illusion of youth
92	illusive touch
93	illustrative and typical
94	illustrative anecdote
95	illustrious era
96	images and impressions
97	images, events, and incidents
98	imagination and memory
99	imagination, judgment, and reason
100	imaginative warmth
101	imaginative, sensitive, nervous, and highly-strung
102	imbitter and exasperate
103	imbittered controversy
104	Imbued with a vernal freshness
105	imbued with courage
106	imitators and disciples
107	immaterial connection
108	immature and unpromising
109	immature dissent
110	immeasurable scorn
111	immediate abjuration
112	Immediate and effectual steps
113	immediate and instantaneous
114	immediate, sure, and easy
115	immemorial bulwark
116	Immense and careless prodigality
117	Immense capacity for ceaseless progress
118	immense complacency
119	Immense objects which dwarf us
120	immensity and intricacy
121	immensity of extent
122	Immersed in secret schemes
123	immersed in thought
124	immethodical, irregular, and inconsecutive
125	imminent and terrible
126	imminent perplexities
127	immitigable contempt
128	immoderate grief
129	immolation of genius
130	immortal creation
131	immovable and unchangeable
132	immovably silent
133	Immunity from criticism and control
134	Immured in a trivial round of duty
135	immutable law
136	impaired prestige
137	impalpable and spiritual
138	impalpable nothingness
139	Impartial and exacting judgment
140	impartial justice
141	impassable serenity
142	Impassioned and earnest language
143	impassioned and energetic
144	impassioned impulse
145	Impassive as a statue
146	Impatience of despotic influence
147	impatience, indolence, wastefulness, and inconclusiveness
148	Impatient and authoritative tones
149	impatient and restless
150	Impatient as the wind
151	impatient of restraint
152	impatient yearning
153	impatient, inconsiderate, and self-willed
154	impeccable felicity
155	impecunious exile
156	impel, stimulate, animate, and inspirit
157	impelled by duty
158	Impelled by strong conviction
159	impelling movement
160	impending fate
161	impenetrable calmness
162	imperative necessity
163	imperceptible deviation
164	imperfect equipment
165	imperfection and fallibility
166	imperial authority
167	imperil and destroy
168	Imperiled in a restless age
169	imperious and ruthless
170	Imperious in its demands
171	imperious mind
172	imperious, wayward, empirical, and impatient
173	imperishable renown
174	impersonal compliment
175	impertinent and personal
176	impertinent drollery
177	imperturbable gravity
178	impervious to suggestion
179	Impervious to the lessons of experience
180	impetuosity of youth
181	impetuous zeal
182	impetuous, fierce, and irresistible
183	impinging and inexorable
184	impious defiance
185	impish humor
186	implacability of resentment
187	implacable and destructive
188	implacable resentment
189	implicit faith
190	implied concealment
191	implored pardon
192	Implying an immense melancholy
193	imponderable air
194	important and formidable
195	important epoch
196	importunate questions
197	imposed and enforced
198	imposing mien
199	impossibilities and absurdities
200	impossible contingency
201	impossible to reconcile
202	impotent desperation
203	impotent of ideas
204	Impotent outbreaks of unreasoning rage
205	impotent to save
206	impoverished age
207	impracticable obstinacy
208	impracticable, chimerical, and contemptible
209	Impregnable as Gibraltar
210	impregnable fortress
211	impress of individuality
212	impressible and plastic
213	impressionistic stroke
214	Impressive as a warrant of arrest for high treason
215	Imprisoned within an enchanted circle
216	imprisoning limitations
217	improbable conjecture
218	Impromptu parades of noisy patriotism
219	impromptu utterance
220	improvement and progress
221	improvident, incautious, prodigal, and thriftless
222	improvising powers
223	imprudent and thoughtless
224	imprudent indebtedness
225	impudent knowingness
226	impudent, insolent, irrelevant, and officious
227	impulse and indignation
228	impulse of enthusiasm
229	impulse, energy, and activity
230	impulsive gratitude
231	imputation of eccentricity
232	In a deprecating tone of apology
233	In a diversity of application
234	In a fever of apprehension
235	In a flash of revelation
236	In a frenzy of fussy excitement
237	In a frowning abstraction
238	In a gale of teasing merriment
239	In a great and fruitful way
240	In a high degree culpable
241	In a kind of confused astonishment
242	In a manner that sometimes terrifies me
243	In a misery of annoyance and mortification
244	In a most commendable fashion
245	In a most impressive vein
246	In a musing ecstasy of contemplation
247	In a position of undisputed supremacy
248	In a rapture of imagined ecstasy
249	In a secret and surreptitious way
250	In a significant paragraph
251	In a sky stained with purple, the moon slowly rose
252	In a spirit of friendliness and conciliation
253	In a spirit of indulgent irony
254	In a state of mulish reluctance
255	In a state of nervous exacerbation
256	In a state of virtuous complacency
257	In a strain of exaggerated gallantry
258	In a tone of after-dinner perfunctoriness
259	In a tone of musing surprise
260	In a tone of uneasy interrogation
261	In a transport of ambitious vanity
262	In a tumult of self-approval and towering exultation
263	In a vague and fragmentary way
264	In a whirlwind of feeling and memory
265	In a wider sense
266	In a wise, superior, slightly scornful manner
267	In a word, gentlemen
268	In a word, I conceive
269	In accents embarrassed and hesitating
270	In accents of menace and wrath
271	In accordance with the terms of our offer
272	In accordance with your request
273	In actual life, I suspect
274	In addition to these arguments
275	In addressing myself to the question
276	In addressing you I feel
277	In agreement with this obvious conclusion
278	In all ages of the world
279	In all or any of these views
280	In all times and places
281	In alliance with steady clearness of intellect
282	In amazed ejaculation
283	In an eminent and unique sense
284	In an eminent degree
285	In an unguarded moment
286	In answering the inquiry
287	In answering your inquiry regarding
288	In any event, a reply to this will be very much appreciated
289	In any view of the case
290	In closing my speech, I ask each of you
291	In closing we can only assure you
292	In compliance with your favor
293	In compliance with your request, we are pleased to send to you
294	In conclusion, let me say
295	In conclusion, may I repeat
296	In conclusion, we can assure you
297	In consequence it becomes a necessity
298	In contemplating the causes
299	In days to come
300	In deference to a unanimous sentiment
301	In examining this part of the subject
302	In extenuation of the past
303	In fine, it is no extravagance to say
304	In former ages and generations
305	In further illustration
306	In further proof of my assertion
307	In high good humor
308	In his customary sententious fashion
309	In honor spotless as unfallen snow
310	In illustration of what I have said
311	In its most odious and intolerable shape
312	In its whole unwieldy compass
313	In language terse yet familiar
314	In like manner are to be explained
315	In like manner I would advise
316	In listening to the kind words
317	In looking about me
318	In many instances
319	In meeting this difficulty, I will not urge
320	In moments of swift and momentous decision
321	In moments of the most imminent peril
322	In most cases I hold
323	In my estimation
324	In my humble opinion
325	In my view
326	In offering to you these counsels
327	In one other respect
328	In one point I wish no one to mistake me
329	In one respect you are quite right
330	In one sense this is undoubtedly true
331	In order to appreciate the force of
332	In order to complete the proof
333	In order to do justice to the question
334	In order to facilitate our future transactions
335	In order to prove plainly and intelligibly
336	In order to realize adequately
337	In other words
338	In our estimate of the past
339	In point of fact
340	In precisely the same way
341	In pursuance of these views
342	In pursuing the great objects
343	In quest of something to amuse
344	In quite incredible confusion
345	In reference to your application
346	In regard to
347	In regard to your proposition
348	In reply thereto, we wish to inform you
349	In reply to your valued favor
350	In requital for various acts of rudeness
351	In response to your recent request
352	In rising to return my sincere thanks
353	In saying all of this, I do not forget
354	In saying this, I am not disposed to deny
355	In seasons of difficulty and trial
356	In short, I say
357	In solving this difficulty
358	In something of a parallel way
359	In spite of our best efforts it is not probable
360	In spite of plausible arguments
361	In spite of the fact
362	In such cases, strictly speaking
363	In support of this assertion
364	In terms of imperishable beauty
365	In thanking you for the patronage with which you have favored us
366	In that case let me rob you of a few minutes
367	In that head of his a flame burnt that was like an altar-fire
368	In that matchless epitome
369	In that mood of high hope
370	In the air was the tang of spring
371	In the anomalies of fortune
372	In the course of these remarks
373	In the dim procession of years
374	In the dusky path of a dream
375	In the existing circumstances
376	In the face of smarting disillusions
377	In the first place we see
378	In the first place, therefore, I consider
379	In the first place, we should be all agreed
380	In the flush and heyday of youth and gaiety and loveliness
381	In the fullest sense
382	In the fullness of time
383	In the heyday of friendship
384	In the highest conceivable degree
385	In the last suggestion
386	In the local phrase
387	In the meantime I will commend to you
388	In the mild and mellow maturity of age
389	In the nature of things
390	In the next place, be assured
391	In the ordinarily accepted sense
392	In the perpetual presence of everlasting verities
393	In the presence of this vast assembly
394	In the present situation
395	In the progress of events
396	In the realm of conjecture
397	In the remarks I have made
398	In the same manner I rely
399	In the scheme of things
400	In the second place it is quite clear
401	In the suggestion I have made
402	In the tone of one who moralizes
403	In the twinkling of an eye
404	In the very brief space at our disposal
405	In the world of letters
406	In these extraordinary circumstances
407	In these sentiments I agree
408	In this breathless chase of pleasure
409	In this brief survey
410	In this chastened mood I left him
411	In this connection I remind myself
412	In this connection, I may be permitted to refer
413	In this necessarily brief and imperfect review
414	In this rapid and slight enumeration
415	In this respect
416	In this sense only
417	In this there is no contradiction
418	In tones of genuine admiration
419	In very many instances
420	In very truth
421	In view of all these facts, we feel justified in claiming
422	In view of these reflections
423	In what case, for example?
424	In what has now been said
425	In what I have now further to say
426	In widening our view
427	In yonder cottage shines a light, far-gleaming like a gem
428	inaccessible and audacious
429	inaccessible dignity
430	inactive and supine
431	inadequate and misleading
432	inadequate appreciation
433	inadmissible expression
434	inadvertency, carelessness, negligence, and oversight
435	inadvertent remark
436	inalienable right
437	inanimate existence
438	inapplicable and alien
439	inapposite blandness
440	inaptly designated
441	inarticulate and confused
442	inarticulate lispings
443	inaugural discourse
444	inborn and native
445	inborn refinement
446	inbred taste
447	incalculable mischief
448	Incapable of flashy make-believe
449	Incapable of initiative or boldness
450	incapable of veracity
451	incarnate hate
452	incendiary opinions
453	incensed and alarmed
454	incentive to devotion
455	incessant volume
456	inchoate and tentative
457	incidental duty
458	incipient fancy
459	incisive critic
460	Incited by a lust for gain
461	incitement to anger
462	inclinations, habits, and interests
463	inclined to vascillate
464	incoherent and inconclusive
465	incoherent loquacity
466	incoherent, loud, and confusing
467	incommunicable gift
468	incomparable excellence
469	Incomparable lucidity and penetrativeness
470	incomparable, matchless, and immortal
471	incompatible with reason
472	incompetence and ignorance
473	incomplete and erroneous
474	incompletely apprehended
475	inconceivable absurdity
476	Inconceivable clumsiness of organization
477	Inconceivable perversion of reasoning
478	incongruity and absurdity
479	incongruous contrast
480	inconsiderable trifle
481	inconsiderate, irritable, and insolent
482	inconsistent conduct
483	inconsistent with beauty
484	inconsolable cares
485	incontestable inference
486	incontrovertible proof
487	inconvenient and troublesome
488	incorrigible and irrepressible
489	incorrigible merriment
490	incorruptible constancy
491	increasing clamor
492	Incredible as it sounds, I had for a moment forgotten
493	Incredible little white teeth, like snow shut in a rose
494	incredible swiftness
495	incredulous and mortified
496	inculcated by practise
497	incursions into controversy
498	indecent saturnalia
499	indecision, doubt, fear, and lassitude
500	indecorously amused
501	Indeed we know
502	Indeed, but it is quite possible
503	Indeed, can anyone tell me
504	Indeed, I am not convinced
505	Indeed, I can not do better
506	Indeed, I have heard it whispered
507	Indeed, I may fairly say
508	Indeed, it will generally be found
509	Indeed, you are wholly wrong
510	Indeed! How?
511	indefatigable and irresistible
512	indefatigable diligence
513	indefeasible title
514	indefinable reluctance
515	indefinite and vague
516	indefinite yearning
517	indelible obligation
518	indelicate impetuosity
519	indented outline
520	independence of mind
521	independent and democratic
522	independent research
523	indescribably lugubriou
524	indestructible atoms
525	indeterminable value
526	index of character
527	indifference and brevity
528	indifference to truth
529	indifference, caution, coldness, and weariness
530	indifferent promise
531	Indifferently so, I am afraid
532	indigence and obscurity
533	indigenous growth
534	indignant denunciation
535	indignation and chagrin
536	indignation, surprise, and reproach
537	indirect interrogation
538	indirect, obscure, and ambiguous
539	indirectly and unconsciously
540	indiscriminate censure
541	indispensable and irreplaceable
542	indispensable requisites
543	indisputable chronicler
544	indissoluble compact
545	indistinct and misty
546	indistinct association
547	individual valor
548	indivisible aspects
549	indolence and indifference
550	indolence of temperament
551	indolent neglect
552	indolent, dreamy, and frolicsome
553	indolent, passive, sluggish, and slothful
554	Indolently handsome eyes
555	indomitable and dogged
556	indomitable pride
557	indorsed and applauded
558	indubitable signs
559	induced by misrepresentation
560	Indulge a train of gentle recollection
561	indulge and cherish
562	Indulge in pleasing discursiveness
563	indulge in reverie
564	indulgence of vanity
565	indulgent construction
566	Indulging a sickly and nauseating petulance
567	industrious and vigilant
568	indwelling delight
569	ineffable disdain
570	Ineffable sensation of irritability
571	Ineffably dreary and unpicturesque
572	ineffaceable incongruity
573	ineffective and bungling
574	ineffectual blandishment
575	ineffectual, powerless, useless, and unavailing
576	inequality of treatment
577	ineradicable coquetry
578	inert and uncertain
579	inert, torpid, and lethargic
580	inestimable honor
581	inevitable and assured
582	inevitable corollary
583	inexcusable laughter
584	inexhaustible abundance
585	inexhaustible and indomitable
586	inexorable authority
587	inexperienced and timid
588	inexplicable reluctance
589	inexpressible benignity
590	inextricable confusion
591	infallible and disdainful
592	infallible judgment
593	infamous pretense
594	infamy, shame, dishonor, and disgrace
595	Infantile insensibility to the solemnity of his bereavement
596	infantile simplicity
597	infantile, childish, boyish, and dutiful
598	Infantine simplicity and lavish waste
599	Infected with a feverish dissatisfaction
600	infectious hilarity
601	infelicitous arrangement
602	inference and suggestion
603	inferential method
604	inferior in character
605	infernal machinations
606	infinite and eternal
607	infinite deference
608	infinitesimal gradations
609	infinity of height
610	infirm purpose
611	infirmity of temper
612	inflamed curiosity
613	inflamed with rage
614	inflated optimism
615	inflexible and unchanging
616	inflexible integrity
617	influence and authority
618	influenced by caution
619	influential in society
620	influential voice
621	informal, natural, unconventional, and careless
622	Information has just reached me
623	informed and competent
624	informing feature
625	Infrequent carriages sped like mechanical toys guided by manikins
626	infuriated demagogues
627	Infuse a wholesome terror
628	infusion of hatred
629	ingenious and eloquent
630	ingenious trick
631	ingenuity in planning
632	ingenuity, force, and originality
633	inglorious victory
634	ingrained love
635	ingratiating exterior
636	ingratitude and cruelty
637	inharmonious and irregular
638	inharmonious prelude
639	inherent dignity
640	inheritance of honor
641	inherited anxieties
642	Inimical to true and determined principle
643	inimitable felicity
644	Inimitable grace and felicity
645	iniquitous fortune
646	initiatory period
647	Injudicious and inelegant ostentation
648	injudicious yielding
649	injured conceit
650	injustice and inhumanity
651	inky blackness
652	inmost recesses
653	innate forbearance
654	inner restlessness
655	innocence and fidelity
656	innocence, intelligence, and youth
657	innocent amenities
658	innocuous desuetude
659	innovating spirit
660	innuendo and suggestion
661	Innumerable and incessant creations
662	Innumerable starlings clove the air
663	inoffensive copiousness
664	inopportune and futile
665	inopportune condition
666	inordinate ambition
667	Inordinate greed and love of wealth
668	inordinate, excessive, and extravagant
669	inquisitional rack
670	inquisitive observer
671	insanely and blindly
672	insatiable vanity
673	Insatiably greedy of recognition
674	inscrutable and perplexing
675	inscrutable austerity
676	insecure truce
677	insecurity and precariousness
678	insensate barbarism
679	insensibility of danger
680	Insensibility to moral perspective and proportion
681	Insensible to its subtle influence
682	insensibly and graciously
683	insensibly flattered
684	inseparably associated
685	insidious tendency
686	insight into truth
687	insight, knowledge, and capacity
688	insignificant and transitory
689	insignificant blot
690	insincere and worthless
691	insincere profession
692	insincere, partial, and arbitrary
693	insinuatingly pursued
694	insipid and silly
695	insipid tameness
696	insipid, commonplace, and chattering
697	insistent and incongruous
698	insistent babel
699	insolence and absurdity
700	insolence of office
701	insolence, injustice, and imposture
702	Insolent and riotous excess
703	insolent placidity
704	insolent, impudent, impertinent, and flippant
705	insoluble riddles
706	inspiration of genius
707	Inspired by a vague malevolence
708	inspired by love
709	Inspired by the immortal flame of youth
710	inspired with patriotism
711	inspiring achievement
712	inspiring and animating
713	Inspirited by approval and applause
714	inspiriting spectacle
715	instability of purpose
716	instance in point
717	Instances abound
718	Instances might be multiplied indefinitely
719	instant and momentous
720	instant readiness
721	instantaneous cessations
722	Instantly alive to the slightest breach of decorum
723	Instantly she revived like flowers in water
724	instinctive and rational
725	instinctive disapproval
726	instrument of expression
727	Insufferable violence to the feelings
728	insufferably dull
729	insufficient appeal
730	insular strength
731	insulted and thwarted
732	insulting invectives
733	insuperable difficulty
734	insurmountable obstacles
735	intangible and indefinable
736	Intangible and indescribable essence
737	Intangible as a dream
738	intangible something
739	integral and indestructible
740	integral element
741	integrity and honor
742	integrity of mind
743	integrity, frankness, sincerity, and truthfulness
744	intellectual integrity
745	intellectual, moral, emotional, and esthetic
746	intelligence and insight
747	intelligence, taste, and manners
748	intelligent adaptation
749	intemperate scorn
750	intense and overpowering
751	Intense and stubborn dogmatism
752	Intense love of excitement and adventure
753	intense perplexity
754	Intense sensitiveness to injustice
755	intense, earnest, violent, and extreme
756	intense, weighty, and philosophical
757	intensity of faith
758	intensive cultivation
759	intent to deceive
760	intentional garbling
761	intentness and interest
762	interchange of ideas
763	Intercourse with polished society
764	interesting and engrossing
765	interior spirit
766	interlocking directorate
767	intermediate link
768	interminable question
769	intermingled gloom
770	intermittent threats
771	internal dissension
772	interpolated speech
773	interpretative criticism
774	interval of leisure
775	Intervals of respite and repose
776	interwoven thread
777	intimate and familiar
778	intimately allied
779	Intimations of unpenetrated mysteries
780	Into her eyes had come a hostile challenge
781	Into the purple sea the orange hues of heaven sunk silently
782	Into the very vestibule of death
783	intolerable to society
784	intolerably tedious
785	intolerant and bumptious
786	intoxicated with joy
787	intoxicating hum
788	intoxication of vanity
789	intractable and untameable
790	intractable temper
791	intrenched privilege
792	intrepid dexterity
793	intrepidity of youth
794	intricate and endless
795	intricate interlacings
796	intriguing braggart
797	intrinsic fecundity
798	intrusive and unmannerly
799	intrusive brightness
800	intuition of immortality
801	intuitive and axiomatic
802	intuitive perception
803	inured to fatigue
804	invaluable composition
805	invariable kindness
806	invasion and aggression
807	invasion of thought
808	invective and innuendo
809	Inveigh against established customs
810	inveighing incessantly
811	inveigled into dispute
812	invent, discover, design, and contrive
813	inventions, sciences, and discoveries
814	inventive jealousy
815	Invested with a partial authority
816	investigation and research
817	inveterate antipathy
818	Inveterate forces of opposition
819	inveterate, confirmed, chronic, and obstinate
820	invidious and painful
821	invidious mention
822	invidious, envious, odious, and offensive
823	invigorating discipline
824	Invincible jealousy and hate
825	invincible optimism
826	invincible, unconquerable, insurmountable, and insuperable
827	inviolable confidence
828	inviolate and unscathed
829	invisible and silent
830	invocation to sleep
831	Involuntarily she sighed
832	involuntary and automatic
833	Involuntary awkwardness and reserve
834	Involuntary thrill of gratified vanity
835	involuntary yearnings
836	involuted sentences
837	Involved in a labyrinth of perplexities
838	involved in obscurity
839	Involved in profound uncertainty
840	involved pomposity
841	Involving ourselves in embarrassments
842	invulnerable solemnity
843	Inward appraisal and self-renouncement
844	inward disinclination
845	irascible doggedness
846	irate remonstrance
847	iridescent sheen
848	irksome and distasteful
849	irksome task
850	irksome, painful, and depressing
851	irksome, tiresome, tedious, and annoying
852	iron resolution
853	ironic iciness
854	irony of life
855	Irony was ten thousand leagues from my intention
856	irradiating spirit
857	irrational and excessive
858	irrational awe
859	irreclaimable dead
860	irreconcilable parting
861	irrecoverably lost
862	irrefragable laws
863	irrefutable argument
864	irregular and intermittent
865	irregular constellations
866	irregular, uncertain, devious, and unsystematic
867	Irregulated and desultory education
868	irrelevant suggestion
869	Irrelevant to the main issue
870	irreligious and immoral
871	irremediable and eternal
872	irremediable sorrow
873	irreparable injury
874	irrepressible and insistent
875	irrepressible excitement
876	irreproachable exterior
877	irresistible will
878	Irresistibly impelled by conscience
879	irresolute, procrastinating, and unenterprising
880	irresponsible gossip
881	irretrievable blunder
882	irreverence and ingratitude
883	irreverent audacity
884	irreversible facts
885	irrevocable verdict
886	irritable and churlish
887	Irritable bitterness and angry suspicion
888	irritable impatience
889	irritable, choleric, petulant, and susceptible
890	irritable, sulky, and furious
891	Is it logically consistent
892	Is it not legitimate to recognize
893	Is it not marvelous
894	Is it not obvious
895	Is it not quite possible
896	Is it not universally recognized
897	Is it not wise to argue
898	Is it not, then, preposterous
899	Is it possible, can it be believed
900	Is it sane--is it reasonable?
901	Is it, then, any wonder
902	Is not that the common sentiment
903	Is that a fair question?
904	Is there any evidence here
905	Is there any language of reproach
906	Is there any possibility of mistaking
907	Is there any reason in the world
908	Isn't it amazing?
909	Isn't it extraordinarily funny?
910	Isn't it preposterous?
911	Isn't that a trifle unreasonable?
912	Isn't that rather a hasty conclusion?
913	isolated and detached
914	isolated splendor
915	issues, hopes, and interests
916	It affords me gratification
917	It also pleases me very much
918	It always seemed to me impossible
919	It amounts to this
920	It amuses you, doesn't it?
921	It appears from what has been said
922	It appears to me, on the contrary
923	It assumes the shape of malignity
924	It betrays a great want of prudence and discernment
925	It blunts the sensibilities
926	It came and faded like a wreath of mist at eve
927	It came to him with a stab of enlightenment
928	It can rightly be said
929	It certainly follows, then
930	It comes to this
931	It could never conceivably be anything but popular
932	It could not be otherwise
933	It cuts like knives, this air so chill
934	It defies description
935	It depends on how you look at it
936	It depends upon circumstances
937	It dissipates every doubt and scruple
938	It does not necessarily follow
939	It doesn't sound plausible to me
940	It drops away like water from a smooth statue
941	It elicited a remarkably clear and coherent statement
942	It enslaves the imagination
943	It exhibits a state of mind
944	It extorted from him expressions of irritability
945	It follows as a matter of course
946	It follows inevitably
947	It gives one a little grip at the throat
948	It gives us an exalted conception
949	It gives us pleasure to recommend
950	It grieves me to relate
951	It hardly fits the character
952	It has a lovely situation as I remember it
953	It has amused me hugely
954	It has at all times been a just reproach
955	It has been a relief to talk to you
956	It has been a very great pleasure for me
957	It has been an immense privilege to see you
958	It has been generally assumed
959	It has been justly objected
960	It has been my privilege
961	It has been stigmatized as irrelevant
962	It has been suggested fancifully
963	It has been well said
964	It has consistently been our aim to help our customers
965	It has ever been my ambition
966	It has more than passing interest
967	It has never occurred to me
968	It has seldom been surpassed
969	It has struck me very forcibly
970	It imposes no constraint
971	It is a capital blunder
972	It is a circumstance of happy augury
973	It is a common error
974	It is a common error among ignorant people
975	It is a consoling reflection
976	It is a curious fact
977	It is a curious trait
978	It is a fact well known
979	It is a falsehood to say
980	It is a familiar charge against
981	It is a flight beyond the reach of human magnanimity
982	It is a good augury of success
983	It is a great pleasure to me
984	It is a great pleasure to meet you
985	It is a huge undertaking
986	It is a living truth
987	It is a mark of great instability
988	It is a matter of absorbing interest
989	It is a matter of amusement
990	It is a matter of fact
991	It is a matter of great regret to us
992	It is a matter of just pride
993	It is a melancholy story
994	It is a memory I cherish
995	It is a mischievous notion
996	It is a mistake to suppose
997	It is a most extraordinary thing
998	It is a most pertinent question
999	It is a most unfortunate affair

Nonsense9 (d999)

d999	Result
1	Vehemently and indignantly repudiated
2	vehicle of intercourse
3	veil of futurity
4	veiled and unreadable
5	Veiled by some equivocation
6	veiled insolence
7	vein of snobbishness
8	velocity of movement
9	velvety lawn
10	venality and corruption
11	Venerable and dignified conservatism
12	venerable and interesting
13	venerable placidity
14	venerable, patriotic, and virtuous
15	venomous passion
16	venture to say
17	veracious journals
18	veracity and fidelity
19	verbal audacities
20	verbally and literally
21	verbose manner
22	verdant hope
23	verifiable facts
24	veritable triumph
25	verities, certainties, and realities
26	vernacular expression
27	vernal charm
28	Versatile and essentially original
29	versatile grace
30	versatile, eloquent, sagacious, and talented
31	versatility and sympathy
32	versed in knowledge
33	Versed in the arts of exciting tumult and sedition
34	Very good, I'll do so
35	Very strange is this indeed
36	Very well, I will consent
37	vestige of regard
38	vexation and anxiety
39	vexatious circumstances
40	vibrant with feeling
41	Vibrant with the surge of human passions
42	vibrating and sonorous
43	Vibrations set quivering like harp strings struck by the hand of a master
44	vicarious virtue
45	vicissitudes of life
46	Vicissitudes of wind and weather
47	view with awe
48	Viewed in its general tenor and substance
49	views and experiences
50	vigilant and inflexible
51	vigilant sensibility
52	vigilant, inveterate, and unresting
53	Vigor and richness of resource
54	vigorous and graphic
55	Vigorous and well compacted
56	vigorous invective
57	vigorous, subtle, and comprehensive
58	vigorous, upright, dignified, and imperative
59	vile desecrater
60	vile, mean, debased, and sordid
61	villainous inconsistency
62	vindictive sentiment
63	Violating all decency
64	violent agitation
65	violent and ill-balanced
66	Violent and unforeseen vicissitudes
67	violent, impetuous, intense, and ungovernable
68	violent, sinister, and rebellious
69	violet-blue, or greenish-blue gemstone]
70	virgin grace
71	virile leadership
72	virtual surrender
73	Virtually accomplished, I believe
74	virtue, genius, and charm
75	virtuous and wise
76	virtuous disdain
77	virtuous, upright, honest, and moral
78	virulence and invective
79	virulent prejudice
80	visible and apparent
81	Visible and palpable pains and penalties
82	visible embarrassment
83	vision of splendor
84	visionary and obscure
85	visionary dreamer
86	visionary, dreamy, pensive, and sensitive
87	visionary, fraudulent, and empirical
88	vistas and backgrounds
89	vital and vigorous
90	vital interpretation
91	vital to success
92	vital, formidable, and dominant
93	vitalized by thought
94	vitiate and poison
95	Vitiated by intolerance and shortsightedness
96	vitiated taste
97	vitriolic sneer
98	vituperation and abuse
99	vivacious and agreeable
100	vivacious excitement
101	Vivacity is her greatest charm
102	vivid and varied
103	Vivid even to oppressiveness
104	vivid portrayal
105	vivid, comprehensible, and striking
106	vividness of memory
107	vociferous appeal
108	Vociferous praise following like a noisy wave
109	voice of ambition
110	voiceless multitude
111	Voices that charm the ear and echo with a subtle resonance in the soul
112	void and nothingness
113	void of authority
114	volatile and fiery
115	volatile fragrance
116	volcanic suddenness
117	Volcanic upheavings of imprisoned passions
118	voluble prose
119	volubly and exuberantly
120	volume and impetus
121	volume of trade
122	voluminous and varied
123	voluminous biography
124	voluntarily and habitually
125	voluntary relinquishment
126	Voracious and insatiable appetite
127	voracious animosity
128	votive wreath
129	Vouch for its truth
130	vow of allegiance
131	vulgar and artificial
132	Vulgar eagerness for place
133	vulgar prosperity
134	vulgar, heavy, narrow, and obtuse
135	vulgarity, ignorance, and misapprehension
136	vulnerable foe
137	wabbling enterprise
138	waddling, perspiring, and breathless
139	waggishly sapient
140	wailing winds
141	Walking somewhat unsteadily like a blind man feeling his way
142	wallow in idolatry
143	wander into digression
144	wandering and erratic
145	wandering fancy
146	waning popularity
147	want, lack, poverty, and paucity
148	want, worry, and woe
149	wanting in dignity
150	wanton and unnecessary
151	wanton butchery
152	Wantonly and detestably unkind
153	war and revelry
154	warbling lute
155	warlike trappings
156	warm, soft, clear, and serene
157	warmth of temperament
158	warning prophecy
159	warp and woof
160	warped purpose
161	warranted interference
162	was wont to come and go like a flash of light
163	waste of opportunity
164	waste, devastate, pillage, and destroy
165	wasteful and circuitous
166	wasteful prodigality
167	wasteful, indolent, and evasive
168	watched, tendered, fostered, and pruned
169	watchful, suspicious, and timid
170	wave of depression
171	waver in purpose
172	wavering courage
173	Waves glittered and danced on all sides like millions of diamonds
174	waxing and waning
175	waxwork sex
176	Waylay Destiny and bid him stand and deliver
177	Wayward and strangely playful responses
178	wayward fancy
179	We acknowledge with pleasure the receipt of your order
180	We admit that you are justified in your complaint
181	We again solicit an opportunity
182	We again thank you for your inquiry
183	We all agree as to
184	We all feel the force of the maxim
185	We all in equal sincerity profess
186	We almost shudder when we see
187	We always endeavor to please
188	We appreciate the order you were kind enough to send to us
189	We appreciate your patronage very much
190	We are accustomed to lay stress upon
191	We are all familiar with
192	We are all more or less susceptible
193	We are always glad to furnish information
194	We are anxious to make satisfactory adjustment
195	We are approaching an era
196	We are apt to forget
197	We are assembled here to-day
198	We are at a loss to understand why
199	We are at your service at all times
200	We are beginning to realize
201	We are bound to give heed
202	We are confident that you will have no further trouble
203	We are constantly being told
204	We are drifting away from our point
205	We are extremely desirous of pleasing our patrons
206	We are fulfilling what I believe to be
207	We are impervious to certain rules
208	We are in a position to give you considerable help
209	We are in receipt of your communication regarding
210	We are in the habit of saying
211	We are indeed sorry to learn
212	We are merely wasting energy in this duel
213	We are met to-night
214	We are not able to prove
215	We are not disinterested
216	We are perfectly willing to make concessions
217	We are pleased to receive your request for information
218	We are pleased to send you descriptive circulars
219	We are quite unable to speculate
220	We are reluctant to adopt such severe measures
221	We are satisfied regarding your statement
222	We are sending to you by mail
223	We are sorry to learn from your letter
224	We are thoroughly convinced of the need
225	We are told emphatically
226	We are tolerably certain
227	We are totally at a loss to understand
228	We are very anxious to have you try
229	We are very glad to testify to the merit of
230	We ask for a continuance of your confidence
231	We ask that you kindly let us hear from you
232	We assume that you are considering
233	We assure you of our confidence in the reliability
234	We assure you of our desire to be of service
235	We await an early, and we trust, a favorable reply
236	We await the courtesy of an early answer
237	We beg a moment of your attention and serious consideration
238	We believe that if you will carefully consider the matter
239	We believe with a sincere belief
240	We believe you will readily understand our position
241	We can assure you that any order with which you favor us
242	We can but pause to contemplate
243	We can imagine the amazement of
244	We can not but be struck with
245	We can not escape the truth
246	We can not have this too deeply fixed
247	We can not too highly honor the temper of
248	We can not wonder
249	We can only applaud the sentiment
250	We can only bow with awe
251	We can presume
252	We can remember with pride
253	We can safely take it for granted
254	We can see to some extent
255	We continually hear nowadays
256	We couldn't have a better topic
257	We deeply appreciate the circumstances of
258	We desire information pertaining to your financial condition
259	We desire to effect a settlement
260	We desire to express our appreciation of your patronage
261	We desire to impress upon you
262	We do not quarrel with those
263	We do not question the reality
264	We do well to recall
265	We easily persuade ourselves
266	We expect to be in the market soon
267	We feel assured that you will appreciate
268	We feel keenly about such things
269	We feel sure that you will approve of our action in this matter
270	We frankly apologize to you
271	We grope blindly along
272	We had better agree to differ
273	We hasten to acknowledge the receipt
274	We have a firm assurance
275	We have a right to claim
276	We have an overpowering sense
277	We have anticipated a heavy demand
278	We have been accustomed to
279	We have been told by more than one
280	We have come to the conclusion
281	We have come together to-night
282	We have endeavored to serve the needs of your organization
283	We have found it impossible
284	We have great reason to be thankful
285	We have had some conclusions in common
286	We have heard lately
287	We have here plain proof
288	We have much pleasure in answering your inquiry
289	We have need to examine
290	We have no desire to adopt harsh measures
291	We have no means of knowing
292	We have no other alternative
293	We have not had the pleasure of placing your name on our ledgers
294	We have not yet had time to sift the matter thoroughly
295	We have not yet solved the problem
296	We have not, however, had the pleasure of hearing from you
297	We have sought on this occasion
298	We have the evidence of this
299	We have the good fortune to-night
300	We have the honor to be, gentlemen
301	We have the honor to inform you
302	We have thought it best to forward
303	We have to admit
304	We have witnessed on many occasions
305	We have your request for information regarding
306	We have, as yet, no definite understanding
307	We hear it is said sometimes
308	We hear no complaint
309	We heartily wish and mean
310	We hesitated for a while to pursue the matter
311	We hold fast to the principle
312	We hope that an understanding can be reached
313	We hope that we shall have many opportunities to demonstrate our ability
314	We hope that you will find the enclosed booklet very interesting
315	We hope to hear favorably from you
316	We hope you will appreciate
317	We hope you will excuse the unavoidable delay
318	We invite your attention to
319	We laugh to scorn the idea
320	We left her and retraced our steps like faithless hounds
321	We may all of us agree
322	We may be permitted to remember
323	We may contemplate with satisfaction
324	We may have a deep consciousness
325	We may indeed consider
326	We may not know precisely how
327	We must also look
328	We must constantly direct our purpose
329	We must insist upon a prompt settlement
330	We must judge it leniently
331	We must not be deceived
332	We must not expose ourselves to misinterpretation
333	We must not mistake
334	We must realize conscientiously
335	We must remember
336	We must, therefore, insist on the terms of the agreement
337	We need no proof to assure us
338	We need not look far for reasons
339	We need not trouble ourselves
340	We note that the time is at hand
341	We of this generation
342	We offer you the services of an expert
343	We often hear persons say
344	We ought in strict propriety
345	We owe you a debt of gratitude
346	We particularly want to interest you
347	We pride ourselves upon the fact
348	We realize that this is simply an oversight on your part
349	We realize that this matter has escaped your attention
350	We regret exceedingly that you have been inconvenienced
351	We regret our inability to meet your wishes
352	We regret that owing to the press of business
353	We regret that this misunderstanding has occurred
354	We regret that we are not in a position
355	We regret that we are unable to grant your request
356	We regret the necessity of calling your attention
357	We regret to be compelled for this reason to withdraw the privilege
358	We regret to learn that you are disappointed
359	We remain, dear sir, yours faithfully
360	We remain, gentlemen, with thanks
361	We rightly pay all honor
362	We see in a variety of ways
363	We shall all doubtless concede
364	We shall await your early commands with interest
365	We shall await your reply with interest
366	We shall be blind not to perceive
367	We shall be glad to fill your order
368	We shall be glad to have you tell us frankly
369	We shall be glad to render you any assistance in our power
370	We shall be glad to see you, if you care to come
371	We shall be happy to meet your requirements
372	We shall be indebted to you for your courtesy
373	We shall be pleased to receive the remittance
374	We shall be pleased to take the matter up further
375	We shall do everything in our power
376	We shall do our best to correct the mistake
377	We shall do well to remember
378	We shall feel compelled
379	We shall have no difficulty in determining
380	We shall heartily appreciate any information
381	We shall use every endeavor
382	We should be convinced
383	We should contemplate and compare
384	We should dread nothing so much
385	We should lend our influence
386	We should not question for a moment
387	We should not, therefore, question
388	We stand astonished at
389	We stumble and falter and fall
390	We suggest that this is an opportune time
391	We suggest that you consider
392	We take it for granted
393	We take pleasure in enclosing herewith
394	We take pleasure in explaining the matter you asked about
395	We take the liberty of deviating from your instructions
396	We take the liberty of writing to you.
397	We thank you for calling our attention
398	We thank you for your courteous letter
399	We thank you for your kind inquiry of recent date
400	We thank you very gratefully for your polite and friendly letter
401	We thank you very much for the frank statement of your affairs
402	We thank you very sincerely for your assistance
403	We think you will agree
404	We trust our explanation will meet with your approval
405	We trust that we may hear favorably from you
406	We trust that you will give this matter your immediate attention
407	We trust you may secure some of the exceptional values
408	We trust you will find it correct
409	We trust you will not consider us unduly strict
410	We trust you will promptly comply with our previous suggestions
411	We understand your position
412	We urge that you write to us by early mail
413	We venture to enclose herewith
414	We very much wish you to examine
415	We want every opportunity to demonstrate our willingness
416	We want particularly to impress upon you this fact
417	We want to please you in every respect
418	We want to remind you again
419	We want you to read the booklet carefully
420	We will at once enter your order
421	We will be compelled to take the necessary steps
422	We will be glad to lay before you the fullest details
423	We will be pleased to give it careful consideration
424	We will devoutly hope not
425	We will gladly accommodate you
426	We will gladly extend to you similar courtesies whenever we can do so
427	We will make it a point to give your correspondence close attention
428	We will not stop to inquire
429	We would appreciate a remittance
430	We would consider it a great favor
431	We would draw your attention to the fact
432	We would request, as a special favor
433	We write to suggest to you
434	We write to urge upon you the necessity
435	We wrote to you at length
436	Weak and frail like the vapor of a vale
437	weak and perfidious
438	weak in conception
439	weak, inefficient, stupid, and futile
440	weakly imaginative
441	wealth and distinction
442	wealth of meaning
443	wealth, position, and influence
444	wealth, position, influence, and reputation
445	wearied, despondent, and bewildered
446	weariness of sorrow
447	Wearing the white flower of a blameless life
448	Wearing their wounds like stars
449	wearisome and dull
450	wearisome wordiness
451	Weary wind, who wanderest like the world's rejected guest
452	web of villainy
453	wedded incompatibility
454	wedded to antiquity
455	weighed and winnowed
456	weight of argument
457	weight, size, and solidity
458	weighty and dominant
459	weighty argument
460	Weighty as these conditions are
461	weird and fantastic
462	weird fascination
463	welcoming host
464	Well done! I congratulate you
465	Well may we explain
466	well-being, happiness, prosperity, and distress
467	well-proportioned, logical, and sane
468	well-turned period
469	Well, as a matter of fact, I have forgotten
470	Well, gentlemen, it must be confessed
471	Well, I call it scandalous
472	Well, I confess they don't appeal to me
473	Well, I'm not going to argue that
474	Well, more's the pity
475	Well, now, let us propose
476	Well, perhaps it is none of my affair
477	Well, that being the case, I say
478	Well, that is certainly ideal!
479	Well, this is good fortune
480	Well, yes--in a way
481	Well, you are a dreamer!
482	weltering current
483	Were I to enter into a detailed description
484	Were I to speculate
485	What a beautiful idea
486	What a charming place you have here
487	What a curious coincidence!
488	What a pretty compliment!
489	What a tempting prospect!
490	What an extraordinary idea!
491	What are the precise characteristics
492	What are we to think of
493	What are you going to do
494	What are your misgivings?
495	What can avail
496	What can be more intelligible
497	What can be more monstrous than
498	What can I say better
499	What can you possibly mean?
500	What commonly happens is this
501	What conceivable reason is there for it?
502	What could be more captivating
503	What could be more true
504	What do we gain by
505	What do we understand to have been
506	What do you imagine my course should be?
507	What do you propose?
508	What I mean is this
509	What I now say is
510	What I object to is
511	What I propose to do is
512	What I shall actually attempt to show here
513	What I suggest is
514	What is more important
515	What is more remarkable
516	What is the next step in your argument?
517	What is the pretext
518	What is there so strange about that?
519	What is this but to say
520	What more shall I say
521	What remains but to wish you
522	What sorry and pitiful quibbling
523	What strikes the mind so forcibly
524	What unseemly levity on his part
525	What very kind things you say to me
526	What was the consequence of
527	What we are concerned to know is
528	What we have most to complain of
529	What would you expect me to do?
530	What would you say
531	What you have just said is even truer than you realize
532	What you propose is utterly impossible
533	What, may I ask, is your immediate object?
534	What, then, are we to believe
535	What, then, can be the reason
536	What, then, I may be asked
537	What, then, is the use
538	What, then, was the nature of
539	Whatever a man thinks
540	Whatever difference of opinion may exist
541	Whatever opinion I may express
542	Whatever the truth may be
543	wheedled into acquiescence
544	wheezing and puffing
545	When a draft might puff them out like a guttering candle
546	When a pleasant countryside tunes the spirit to a serene harmony of mood
547	When arm in arm they both came swiftly running,
548	When cards, invitations, and three-corn'd notes
549	When I am told
550	When I hear it said
551	When I remember the history
552	When I review these circumstances
553	When I speak of this question
554	When I thus profess myself
555	When music is allied to words
556	When one remembers
557	When she died, her breath whistled like the wind in a keyhole
558	When the fever pierced me like a knife
559	When the frame and the mind alike seem unstrung and listless
560	When the profane voices are hushed
561	When the waves show their teeth in the flying breeze
562	when the waves show their teeth in the flying breeze
563	when the wind wearily sighs in the grass
564	when they breathe through some dim latticed chamber
565	When we consider the vastness
566	When we contemplate
567	When we get so far as this
568	When we look closely at
569	When will men understand
570	When you are assured
571	When you did me the honor to invite me
572	Whence it is, I say
573	Whence was the proof to come
574	Where a lamp of deathless beauty shines like a beacon
575	Where heroes die as leaves fall
576	Where the intricate wheels of trade are grinding on, like a mill
577	Where the source of the waters is fine as a thread
578	which interrupts the warbling birds among the leaves
579	which resembles the hiss of a serpent
580	which straightway closes the wound with a pearl
581	whiff of irritation
582	While acknowledging the great value
583	While I feel most keenly the honor
584	While I have hinted to you
585	While we appreciate the peculiar circumstances
586	While we feel that we are in no way responsible
587	Whilst I am on this matter
588	Whilst the lagging hours of the day went by
589	Whilst the morn kissed the sleep from her eyes
590	whims and inconsistencies
591	whimsical touch
592	whimsical, fantastic, and impracticable
593	whirl of delight
594	whirligig of life
595	whirling confusion
596	whirlwind of words
597	whirring loom
598	whispering breeze
599	Whistled life away in perfect contentment
600	Whistled sharply in the air like a handful of vipers
601	whistling winds
602	White as a ghost from darkness
603	White as chalk
604	White as dove or lily, or spirit of the light
605	White as the driven snow
606	White as the moon's white flame
607	White as the sea-bird's wing
608	White clouds like daisies
609	White hands she moves like swimming swans
610	White hands through her hair,
611	White like flame
612	White sails of sloops like specters
613	white with freshly fallen snow
614	whited sepulcher
615	Who can deny the effect
616	Who can say in a word
617	Who does not like to see
618	Who has not felt the contrast
619	Who is your sagacious adviser?
620	who smile from some dim corner of our memories
621	Who that reads does not see
622	Who will accuse me
623	wholesome and beautiful
624	wholesome aspirations
625	wholesome, beautiful, and righteous
626	Wholly alien to his spirit
627	wholly and solely
628	wholly commendable
629	Whose bodies are as strong as alabaster
630	Whose hair was as gold raiment on a king
631	Whose laugh moves like a bat through silent haunted woods
632	Whose little eyes glow like the sparks of fire
633	Whose music like a robe of living light reclothed each new-born age
634	whose thunder is its knell
635	Why ask such embarrassing questions?
636	Why did you desert us so entirely?
637	Why do you take it so seriously?
638	Why need you seek to disprove
639	Why not allow us this opportunity to satisfy you
640	Why, again, should I take notice
641	wicked and malicious
642	wicked ingratitude
643	wicked, pernicious, and degrading
644	wide signification
645	widened and amplified
646	widespread acclaim
647	wield with power
648	wild and irregular
649	wild extravagance
650	wild, confused, and dizzy
651	wild, restless, aimless, and erring
652	wilderness of perplexities
653	wiles of innocence
654	wilful, wanton, and deliberate
655	Will any gentleman say
656	Will anyone answer
657	Will it be whispered
658	Will it not be well for us
659	Will you allow me to ask you a question?
660	Will you allow me to present to you
661	Will you be more explicit?
662	Will you bear with me
663	Will you give us the benefit of your experience
664	Will you give us, in confidence, your opinion
665	Will you have the kindness to explain?
666	Will you kindly advise us in order that we may adjust our records
667	Will you mistake this
668	Will you pardon my curiosity?
669	Will you permit me a brief explanation?
670	Will you permit me to thank you
671	Will you please give us your immediate attention
672	will, energy, and self-control
673	willful waywardness
674	willing allegiance
675	willowy nothingness
676	wily and observant
677	wily antagonist
678	winding pilgrimage
679	windowless soul
680	Windy speech which hits all around the mark like a drunken carpenter
681	winged fancies
682	Winged like an arrow to its mark
683	winking and blinking
684	winking stars
685	winning and unforced
686	winning plaintiveness
687	winsome girlhood
688	wisdom, judgment, understanding, and far-sightedness
689	wisdom, patriotism, and justice
690	wise and beneficent
691	wise dissertations
692	wistful and dreamy
693	wistful entreaty
694	wit and jocularity
695	wit, fancy, and imagination
696	wit, purity, energy, and simplicity
697	with a sound like smothered weeping
698	With a sting like a scorpion
699	With a vanquished and weary sigh
700	With all my heart I share
701	With all the complacency of a homeless cat
702	With an angry broken roar, like billows on an unseen shore, their fury burst
703	With hate darkling as the swift winter hail
704	with interjected finger, arrests the beating of the clock
705	with its stars and dews and perfumes
706	with little momentary shiverings and shadows
707	With music sweet as love
708	With our best respects and hoping to hear from you
709	With possibly a single exception
710	With reference to your favor of yesterday
711	With regard to your inquiry
712	With respect to what has been said
713	With sounds like breakers
714	With strength like steel
715	with the air of an elderly clergyman knocked down by an omnibus
716	With the fullest assurance that we are considering
717	With the greatest esteem and respect
718	With the whisper of leaves in one's ear
719	With this ideal clearly before us
720	With whatever opinions we come here
721	With words like honey melting from the comb
722	withdraw into solitude
723	withered and wan
724	withering scorn
725	Without going into any details
726	Without my saying a word more
727	witnessing approval
728	Wits as sharp as gimlets
729	witty expedient
730	wizard influence
731	woe and lamentation
732	woebegone countenance
733	woeful weariness
734	wolfish tendency
735	womanlike loveliness
736	Womanly fickleness and caprice
737	Women with tongues like polar needles
738	won by aggression
739	wonder and delight
740	wonderful affluence
741	wonderful, interesting, active, and delightful
742	wonted activity
743	word of opprobrium
744	Words and acts easily wrenched from their true significance
745	Words as fresh as spring verdure
746	Words as soft as rain
747	Words like the gossamer film of the summer
748	Words sweet as honey from his lips distill'd
749	Words were flashing like brilliant birds through the boughs overhead
750	Wordsworth, thy music like a river rolls
751	wordy warfare
752	work and utility
753	work of supererogation
754	work with zeal
755	works, sorrows, visions, and experiences
756	world of fantasy
757	worldly and ambitious
758	worn by time
759	Worn to shreds by anxiety
760	worry, annoyance, awkwardness, and difficulty
761	worth and excellence
762	Worthless like the conjurer's gold
763	worthless, broken, and defeated
764	worthy achievement
765	worthy of mention
766	Would you apply that to everyone?
767	Would you mind telling me your opinion?
768	wounded avarice
769	Wrangle over details like a grasping pawnbroker
770	Wrapped in a sudden intensity of reflection
771	Wrapped in an inaccessible mood
772	Wrapped in scudding rain
773	Wrapt in his odorous and many-colored robe
774	Wrapt in inward contemplation
775	wrath and menace
776	wrathful pugnacity
777	wrenched by emotions
778	wretched and suppliant
779	wretched effeminacy
780	wretchedness, deformity, and malice
781	wriggling disputant
782	Wrinkled and scored like a dried apple
783	wrinkled, careworn, and pale
784	writhing opponent
785	Writhing with an intensity that burnt like a steady flame
786	Wrought of an emotion infectious and splendidly dangerous
787	Wrought out of intense and tragic experience
788	yawning space
789	yearning and eagerness
790	yearning tenderness
791	Yes and no
792	Yes, but that is just what I fail to comprehend
793	Yes, I dare say
794	Yes, if you will be so good
795	Yes, it was extraordinarily fine
796	Yes, that is my earnest wish
797	Yes, that's undeniable
798	Yes? You were saying?
799	Yet I am convinced
800	Yet I am willing to admit
801	Yet I am willing to conclude
802	Yet I feel quite free to say
803	Yet I have never been thoroughly satisfied
804	Yet I suppose it is worth while
805	Yet I would have to think
806	Yet I, for one, do not hesitate to admit
807	Yet if you were to ask the question
808	Yet it is instructive and interesting
809	Yet it is no less true
810	Yet it is perfectly plain
811	Yet let me consider what consequences must
812	Yet may I not remind you
813	yield to reason
814	yielded proof that they were born for immortality
815	yielded to the persuasive warmth of day
816	yielding and obedience
817	yielding disposition
818	Yielding like melted snow
819	Yielding to a wave of pity
820	yoke and bondage
821	yoke of convention
822	Yonder flimsy crescent, bent like an archer's bow above the snowy summit
823	You agree with me, I know
824	You all know the history of
825	You and I are always contrasting
826	You are a profound philosopher
827	You are a severe critic
828	You are as gloomy to-night as an undertaker out of employment
829	You are as hard as stone
830	You are at a parting of the ways
831	You are certainly justified in complaining
832	You are delightfully frank
833	You are evidently aware that there is a growing demand
834	You are greatly to be envied
835	You are heartily welcome
836	You are incomprehensible
837	You are incorrigible
838	You are kind and comforting
839	You are most kind
840	You are not consistent
841	You are not serious, I hope
842	You are not seriously displeased with me?
843	You are now invited to do honor
844	You are quite delightful
845	You are quite right in your statement
846	You are rather puzzling to-day
847	You are right to remind me of that
848	You are unduly distressing yourself
849	You are very complimentary
850	You are very gracious
851	You ask me--but I shouldn't wonder if you knew better than I do
852	You astonish me greatly
853	You behaved with great forbearance
854	You can hardly be serious
855	You can never forget
856	You can not assert
857	You cannot regret it more than I do
858	You cannot regret more than I the necessity
859	You could not pay me a higher compliment
860	You did it excellently
861	You did not clearly understand what I meant
862	You do not need to be told
863	You don't seem very enthusiastic
864	You excite my curiosity
865	You flatter my judgment
866	You gave me such chill embraces
867	You have a genius for saying the right thing
868	You have all read the story
869	You have asked me a riddle
870	You have asked the impossible
871	You have been gracious enough to assign to me
872	You have been mindful
873	You have been pleased to confer upon me
874	You have been wrongly informed
875	You have but to observe
876	You have done me a great service
877	You have done me great honor
878	You have had a pleasant time, I hope
879	You have my deepest sympathy
880	You have my unbounded confidence
881	You have no right
882	You have not forgotten
883	You have often pondered over
884	You have received a false impression
885	You have sometimes been astonished
886	You have such an interesting way of putting things
887	You interest me deeply
888	You judge yourself too severely
889	You know I'm in an agony of curiosity
890	You know I'm not given to sentimentality
891	You know that it is impossible to
892	You know the familiar axiom
893	You know the legend which has grown up
894	You know very well
895	You leave no alternative
896	You look incredulous
897	You may also be assured
898	You may be acquainted with
899	You may be sure
900	You may be sure of my confidence
901	You may depend upon it
902	You may rely on me absolutely
903	You may remember
904	You may well be proud
905	You may well study the example
906	You might apply to yourselves
907	You might make an exception
908	You must have misunderstood me
909	You must not fail to command me
910	You must not forget
911	You must understand I do not mean to claim
912	You ought not to disregard what I say
913	You overwhelm me with your kindness
914	You really insist upon it?
915	You rebuke me very fairly
916	You remember how
917	You say that as though you were surprised
918	You see how widely we differ
919	You see things rose-colored
920	You see, it's all very vague
921	You seem to be in a happy mood
922	You seem to take a very mild interest in what I propose
923	You shock me more than I can say
924	You speak in enigmas
925	You speak with authority
926	You surely understand my position
927	You take a great deal for granted
928	You take a pessimistic view of things
929	You take me quite by surprise
930	You undoubtedly are aware
931	You will admit I have some provocation
932	You will allow me to say with becoming brevity
933	You will be pleased to hear
934	You will bear me out when I say
935	You will become morbid if you are not careful
936	You will clearly understand
937	You will expect me to say something about
938	You will find interest, we believe, in this advance announcement
939	You will forgive me
940	You will get the benefit of this liberal offer
941	You will have ample opportunity
942	You will have particular interest in the new and attractive policy
943	You will join with me, I trust
944	You will observe
945	You will pardon me, I am sure
946	You will please not be flippant
947	You will scarcely be surprised
948	You will understand my anxiety
949	You will, of course, remember the incident
950	You would never dream of urging
951	You yourselves are the evidence
952	You're so tremendously kind about it
953	You're succeeding admirably
954	You're taking it all much too seriously
955	You're talking nonsense!
956	You're very good, I'm sure
957	young and fragile
958	Your argument is facile and superficial
959	Your blood is red like wine
960	Your charms lay like metals in a mine
961	Your consideration is entirely misplaced
962	Your early attention to this matter will oblige
963	Your eyes are like fantastic moons that shiver in some stagnant lake
964	Your eyes as blue as violets
965	Your eyes they were green and gray like an April day
966	Your frail fancies are swallowed up,
967	Your friendly and generous words
968	Your further orders will be esteemed
969	Your good sense must tell you
970	Your hair was golden as tints of sunrise
971	Your heart is as dry as a reed
972	Your inquiry has just been received, and we are glad to send to you
973	Your judgments are very sound
974	Your locks are like the raven
975	Your logic is as clever as possible
976	Your love shall fall about me like sweet rain
977	Your mind enthroned in the seventh circle of content
978	Your opinion will be invaluable to me
979	Your orders and commands will always have our prompt and best attention
980	Your presence seems to say
981	Your request is granted before it is made
982	Your satisfaction will dictate our course
983	Your statement is somewhat startling
984	Your step's like the rain to summer vexed farmer
985	Your thoughts are buzzing like a swarm of bees
986	Your tongue is like a scarlet snake
987	Your trial order is respectfully solicited
988	Your usual attention will oblige
989	Your voice had a quaver in it just like the linnet
990	Youth like a summer morn
991	youthful ambition
992	youthful and callow
993	zeal and vehemence
994	zealous devotion
995	zenith and climax
996	zest and freshness
997	zest of enjoyment
998	zigzag and deviating
999	zigzag method

Nonsense10 (d987)

d987	Result
1	zone of delusion
2	zoologically considered
3	It is a noble thing
4	It is a peculiar pleasure to me
5	It is a perfectly plain proposition
6	It is a perversion of terms
7	It is a pleasing peculiarity
8	It is a pleasure for me to answer your inquiry
9	It is a popular idea
10	It is a rare privilege
11	It is a rather melancholy thought
12	It is a recognized principle
13	It is a remarkable and striking fact
14	It is a staggering thought
15	It is a strange fact
16	It is a sure sign
17	It is a theme too familiar
18	It is a thing commonly said
19	It is a thing infinitely subtle
20	It is a touching reflection
21	It is a true saying
22	It is a truth universally acknowledged
23	It is a very significant fact
24	It is a vision which still inspires us
25	It is a well known fact
26	It is a wholesome symptom
27	It is all very fine to think
28	It is all very inexcusable
29	It is all very well for you to be philosophical
30	It is all very well to say
31	It is almost proverbial
32	It is also possible
33	It is also probably true
34	It is altogether probable
35	It is always pleasant to respond
36	It is always something vicious
37	It is amazing how little
38	It is an admirable way of putting it
39	It is an easy matter
40	It is an egregious mistake
41	It is an error of taste
42	It is an established rule
43	It is an extreme case, but the principle is sound
44	It is an incredible thing
45	It is an ingenious theory
46	It is an interesting fact
47	It is an intolerable idea
48	It is an odd jealousy
49	It is an uncommonly fine description
50	It is an unforgivable offense
51	It is an unquestionable truth
52	It is appropriate that we should celebrate
53	It is asserted
54	It is assumed as an axiom
55	It is at once inconsistent
56	It is but fair to say
57	It is but too true
58	It is by no means my design
59	It is certainly especially pleasant
60	It is certainly remarkable
61	It is common in these days to lament
62	It is commonly assumed
63	It is comparatively easy
64	It is curious sophistry
65	It is curious to observe
66	It is desirable for us
67	It is difficult for me to respond fitly
68	It is difficult to avoid saying
69	It is difficult to describe
70	It is difficult to overstate
71	It is difficult to put a limit
72	It is difficult to surmise
73	It is doubtful whether
74	It is easy enough to add
75	It is easy to instance cases
76	It is easy to understand
77	It is eminently proper
78	It is every man's duty to think
79	It is evident that the answer to this
80	It is evidently supposed by many people
81	It is exceedingly gratifying to hear
82	It is exceedingly unfortunate
83	It is extremely interesting, I can assure you
84	It is fair that you should hear
85	It is fair to suppose
86	It is far from me to desire
87	It is fatal to suppose
88	It is fitting
89	It is for me to relate
90	It is for others to illustrate
91	It is for this reason
92	It is for us to ask
93	It is for you to decide
94	It is gratifying to have the honor
95	It is greatly assumed
96	It is hardly for me
97	It is hardly necessary to pass judgment
98	It is historically true
99	It is I who should ask forgiveness
100	It is idle to think of
101	It is immaterial whether
102	It is impossible to avoid saying
103	It is impossible to resist acknowledging this
104	It is in every way appropriate
105	It is in the highest degree worthy
106	It is in this characteristic
107	It is in vain
108	It is in your power to give
109	It is incredible!
110	It is indeed a strange doctrine
111	It is indeed generous of you to suggest it
112	It is indeed not a little remarkable
113	It is indeed true
114	It is indeed very clear
115	It is indispensable to have
116	It is inexplicable
117	It is interesting and suggestive
118	It is interesting to know
119	It is interesting to note
120	It is interesting, as a theory
121	It is just so far true
122	It is likewise necessary
123	It is literally impossible
124	It is little more than a platitude
125	It is made evident
126	It is manifest
127	It is manifestly absurd to say
128	It is merely a mood
129	It is merely common sense to say
130	It is more than probable
131	It is most unfortunate
132	It is my agreeable duty
133	It is my belief
134	It is my deliberately formed opinion
135	It is my earnest wish
136	It is my grateful duty to address you
137	It is my hope
138	It is my opinion you are too conscientious
139	It is my present purpose
140	It is natural to ask the question
141	It is necessary to refer
142	It is necessary to take some notice
143	It is needful to a complete understanding
144	It is needless before this audience to repeat
145	It is nevertheless true
146	It is no doubt true
147	It is no exaggeration to say
148	It is no part of my business
149	It is no significant thing
150	It is no small indication
151	It is no wonder
152	It is not a matter of the slightest consequence
153	It is not a practical question
154	It is not altogether satisfactory
155	It is not always fair to judge by appearances
156	It is not an unknown occurrence
157	It is not by any means
158	It is not consistent with elevated and dignified character
159	It is not difficult to comprehend
160	It is not difficult to discern
161	It is not easy for me to find words
162	It is not enough to say
163	It is not entirely clear to me
164	It is not every wind that can blow you from your anchorage
165	It is not evident
166	It is not for me on this occasion
167	It is not given to many men
168	It is not likely that any of you
169	It is not logical to say
170	It is not my intention to enter into
171	It is not my purpose to discuss
172	It is not necessarily true
173	It is not necessary for me even to sketch
174	It is not necessary for our purpose
175	It is not often in these modern days
176	It is not ours to pronounce
177	It is not out of place to remind you
178	It is not possible to recount
179	It is not quite clear
180	It is not so unreasonable as you think
181	It is not to me so very surprising
182	It is not too much to say
183	It is not unknown to you
184	It is not wholly insignificant
185	It is not within the scope of this address
186	It is notoriously easy to exaggerate
187	It is now high time for me
188	It is now perfectly plain
189	It is observable enough
190	It is obvious
191	It is of course difficult
192	It is of great importance to show
193	It is of no moment
194	It is of very little importance
195	It is often remarked
196	It is often very misleading
197	It is on these grounds
198	It is one of the burning questions of the day
199	It is one of the grave problems of the day
200	It is one of the most natural visions
201	It is one of the most significant things
202	It is one of the queerest freaks of fate
203	It is only a fancy of mine
204	It is only a few short years since
205	It is only just to say
206	It is our duty to examine
207	It is our very great pleasure to advise you
208	It is ours to bear witness
209	It is owing to this truth
210	It is peculiarly befitting at this time
211	It is perfectly apparent
212	It is perfectly defensible
213	It is perfectly trite
214	It is permissible to gratify such an impulse
215	It is pitiable to reflect
216	It is pleasant to meet this brilliant company
217	It is possible, but I rather doubt it
218	It is quite an easy matter
219	It is quite conceivable
220	It is quite too absurd
221	It is rather a pleasant coincidence
222	It is rather an arduous task
223	It is rather startling
224	It is rather startling
225	It is really impressive
226	It is really most callous of you to laugh
227	It is related
228	It is ridiculous to say
229	It is said to be impossible
230	It is said, and I think said truly
231	It is satisfactory to notice
232	It is scarcely necessary to insist
233	It is scarcely questioned
234	It is self-evident
235	It is sheer madness
236	It is sickening and so insufferably arrogant
237	It is simply a coincidence
238	It is sometimes hard to determine
239	It is still an open question
240	It is still more surprising
241	It is substantially true
242	It is surely necessary for me
243	It is the clear duty of
244	It is the common consent of men
245	It is the doctrine of
246	It is the fashion to extol
247	It is the most incomprehensible thing in the world
248	It is the policy of our house
249	It is the universal testimony
250	It is therefore evident
251	It is therefore necessary
252	It is this which lies at the foundation
253	It is to be expected
254	It is to be remembered
255	It is to me a very sincere satisfaction
256	It is to you that I am indebted for all this
257	It is told traditionally
258	It is too plain to be argued
259	It is true
260	It is true none the less
261	It is true, I am grieved to say
262	It is unnecessary for me to remind you
263	It is unnecessary to multiply instances
264	It is upon this line of reasoning
265	It is very amusing
266	It is very common to confuse
267	It is very doubtful whether
268	It is very far from being a fiction
269	It is very good of you to do this for my pleasure
270	It is very ingenious
271	It is very interesting and pleasant
272	It is very splendid of you
273	It is wanton capriciousness
274	It is well known
275	It is with great pleasure
276	It is with pity unspeakable
277	It is within the memory of men now living
278	It is worth while to notice
279	It is your privilege to think so
280	It is, all things considered, a fact
281	It lends no dazzling tints to fancy
282	It makes it all quite interesting
283	It makes life insupportable
284	It may appear absurd
285	It may at first sight seem strange
286	It may be added
287	It may be conjectured
288	It may be imagined
289	It may be plausibly objected
290	It may be rightly said
291	It may be useful to trace
292	It may be worth your while to keep in view
293	It may indeed be unavoidable
294	It may not be altogether certain
295	It may not be uninteresting to any of you
296	It may or may not be true
297	It may seem a little strange
298	It may sound strange to you
299	It may still more probably be said
300	It may, perhaps, seem wonderful
301	It moved me to a strange exhilaration
302	It must be a cause of delight
303	It must be a matter of conjecture
304	It must be a trifle dull at times
305	It must be borne in mind
306	It must be fascinating
307	It must be the verdict of history
308	It must be very gratifying to you
309	It must create astonishment
310	It must doubtless be admitted
311	It must ever be recollected
312	It must have been rather embarrassing
313	It must never be forgotten
314	It must not be supposed
315	It must seem to every thoughtful man
316	It needs scarcely be said
317	It now becomes my pride and privilege
318	It occasions suspicion and discontent
319	It only remains now to speak
320	It ought to animate us
321	It parted to a liquid horizon and showed the gray rim of the sea
322	It pealed through her brain like a muffled bell
323	It poured upon her like a trembling flood
324	It proved a bitter disillusion
325	It proves a great deal
326	It racked his ears like an explosion of steam-whistles
327	It ran as clear as a trout-brook
328	It remains only to speak briefly
329	It remains that I inform you of
330	It remains that I should say a few words
331	It reminds me of an anecdote
332	It reminds one of the compliment
333	It requires no effort of imagination
334	It runs counter to all established customs
335	It scarcely seems to be in keeping
336	It seemed intolerably tragic
337	It seemed to exhale a silent and calm authority
338	It seems almost desperate to think of
339	It seems almost incredible
340	It seems an age since we've last seen you
341	It seems as motionless and still as the zenith in the skies
342	It seems clear that our letter must have miscarried
343	It seems entirely wonderful to me
344	It seems incredible
345	It seems like a distracting dream
346	It seems now to be generally admitted
347	It seems preposterous
348	It seems strange to be told
349	It seems the height of absurdity
350	It seems then that on the whole
351	It seems to me a striking circumstance
352	It seems to me idle to ask
353	It seems to me singularly appropriate
354	It seems to me that you have a perfect right to do so
355	It seems to me the primary foundation
356	It seems to me unphilosophical
357	It seems unspeakably funny to me
358	It seems very ridiculous
359	It set his memories humming like a hive of bees
360	It shall be as you wish
361	It should always be borne in mind
362	It should be remembered
363	It should not be objectionable
364	It so happens
365	It sometimes seems to me
366	It sounds plausible
367	It sounds profoundly interesting
368	It sounds rather appalling
369	It sounds very alluring
370	It staggered the eye, like the sight of water running up hill
371	It still remains to be observed
372	It strikes me as rather pathetic
373	It strikes me with wonder
374	It stung like a frozen lash
375	It suggests at the outset
376	It summons our imagination
377	It surely is not too much to expect
378	It therefore astonishes me
379	It used to be a reproach
380	It was a breathless night of suspense
381	It was a brilliant answer
382	It was a desolating vision
383	It was a fine and delicate rebuke
384	It was a fit and beautiful circumstance
385	It was a matter of notoriety
386	It was a night of little ease to his toiling mind
387	It was a night of stupefying surprises
388	It was a propitious circumstance
389	It was all infinitely soft and refreshing to the eye
390	It was an evening of great silences and spaces, wholly tranquil
391	It was an unpardonable liberty
392	It was as futile as to oppose an earthquake with argument
393	It was as if a door had been opened into a furnace, so the eyes blazed
394	It was certainly a gracious act
395	It was in the full understanding
396	It was inevitable that you should say that
397	It was most stupid of me to have forgotten it
398	It was my good fortune
399	It was not to be expected
400	It was not unkindly meant
401	It was peculiarly unfortunate
402	It was purely an oversight on our part
403	It was really an extraordinary experience
404	It was said by one who ought to know
405	It was sheer, exuberant, instinctive, unreasoning, careless joy
406	It was so incredible
407	It was the ecstasy and festival of summer
408	It was the most amazing thing I ever heard
409	It was torture of the most exquisite kind
410	It was under these circumstances
411	It was very good of you to come out and join us
412	It was, therefore, inevitable
413	It wears a ragged and dangerous front
414	It will appeal to
415	It will appear from what has been said
416	It will be asked me how
417	It will be easy to say too much
418	It will be easy to trace the influence
419	It will be entirely satisfactory to us
420	It will be evident to you
421	It will be idle to imply
422	It will be interesting to trace
423	It will be just as reasonable to say
424	It will be our aim to interest you
425	It will be rather to our advantage
426	It will be readily appreciated
427	It will be recollected
428	It will be seen at a glance
429	It will be to your advantage
430	It will be well and wise
431	It will carry out my meaning more fully
432	It will create a considerable sensation
433	It will divert your thoughts from a mournful subject
434	It will doubtless be more convenient for you
435	It will give me pleasure to do it
436	It will interest you to know
437	It will not alter my determination
438	It will not be expected from me
439	It will not be safe
440	It will not do for a man to say
441	It will not surely be objected
442	It will not take many words to sum up
443	It will not, I trust, be concluded
444	It will receive the same careful attention
445	It will thus be seen
446	It will, I suppose, be denied
447	It would be a fruitless and unthankful task
448	It would be a misfortune
449	It would be a proud distinction
450	It would be a very remarkable fact
451	It would be absurd to pretend
452	It would be an inexcusable omission
453	It would be idle for me
454	It would be ill-advised
455	It would be imprudent in me
456	It would be invidious for me
457	It would be natural on such an occasion
458	It would be no less impracticable
459	It would be out of place here
460	It would be preposterous to say
461	It would be presumptuous in me
462	It would be superfluous to say
463	It would be the height of absurdity
464	It would be unfair to praise
465	It would be unjust to deny
466	It would be well for us to reflect
467	It would collapse as if by enchantment
468	It would indeed be unworthy
469	It would interest me very much
470	It would not seem an improbable conclusion
471	It would seem perhaps most fitting
472	It would seem to be a wise decision
473	It would take too long to formulate my thought
474	It's a difficult and delicate matter to discuss
475	It's a matter of immediate urgency
476	It's absolute folly
477	It's absurd--it's impossible
478	It's all nonsense
479	It's as logical as it can be under the circumstances
480	It's been a strange experience for you
481	It's deliciously honest
482	It's going to be rather troublesome
483	It's inconceivable that it should ever be necessary
484	It's mere pride of opinion
485	It's my chief form of recreation
486	It's not a matter of vast importance
487	It's past my comprehension
488	It's quite wonderful how logical and simple you make it
489	It's really very perplexing
490	It's so charming of you to say that
491	It's so kind of you to come
492	It's such a bore having to talk about it
493	It's the natural sequence
494	It's too melancholy
495	It's very wonderful
496	Its dominating and inspiring influence
497	Its temples and its palaces did seem
498	jabber and chatter
499	jaded sensibility
500	jagged and multifarious
501	jagged outline
502	jangle of sounds
503	jangle, wrangle, squabble, and quarrel
504	jargon and absurdity
505	jargon of philosophy
506	jarring discord
507	jaundiced and jealous
508	jaundiced opinion
509	jaunty confidence
510	Jealous and formidable foes
511	jealous animosity
512	Jealousies and animosities which pricked their sluggish blood to tingling
513	jealousy, exclusiveness, and taciturnity
514	Jealousy, fierce as the fires
515	jealousy, suspicion, envy, and watchfulness
516	jeer and scoff
517	jeopardy and instability
518	jesting allusion
519	jests and sarcasms
520	jingling alliteration
521	jocular and vivacious
522	jocular mirth
523	jocund host
524	Join us, please, when you have time
525	jostle and stumble
526	jostling confusion
527	jovial fancy
528	jovial, ready-witted, and broad-gaged
529	joy and felicity
530	Joy rioted in his large dark eyes
531	joyful alacrity
532	joyful, lively, happy, and hilarious
533	joyous stagnation
534	joyous, delightful, and gay
535	jubilant and boastful
536	jubilant antagonist
537	Judging without waiting to ponder over bulky tomes
538	judgment and discretion
539	judgment, discrimination, penetration, and sagacity
540	judicial impartiality
541	judicious and acute
542	judicious candor
543	juggled and manipulated
544	jumble and confuse
545	jumble of facts
546	juncture and circumstance
547	jurisdiction and authority
548	Just mail the enclosed card
549	just rebuke
550	Just the reverse is true
551	Just trust to the inspiration of the moment
552	just, impartial, equitable, and unbiased
553	justice and virtue
554	justice, mercy, and peace
555	Justifiable in certain exigencies
556	Justify it if you can
557	justness of decision
558	juvenile and budding
559	juvenile attempt
560	juvenile, childish, trifling, and puerile
561	kaleidoscopic pictures
562	keen and pertinacious
563	keen insight
564	Keen power of calculation and unhesitating audacity
565	keen, clear, and accurate
566	keen, intelligent, penetrating, and severe
567	keenness of intellect
568	keep, protect, support, and sustain
569	kept in abeyance
570	kernel of truth
571	key of knowledge
572	keynote of success
573	kind and forbearing
574	Kind of unscrupulous contempt for gravity
575	kind, sympathetic, ready, and appreciative
576	kindle and intensify
577	kindle into action
578	Kindle like an angel's wings the western skies in flame
579	Kindle the flames of genuine oratory
580	kindle with enthusiasm
581	kindled enthusiasm
582	Kindly endorse your reply on the enclosed sheet
583	kindly innocence
584	Kindly let us have your confirmation at your earliest convenience
585	Kindly let us know your pleasure concerning
586	Kindly mornings when autumn and winter
587	Kindly read the enclosed list
588	kindred and analogous
589	kindred sympathies
590	king of finance
591	Kingdoms melt away like snow
592	kingly and autocratic
593	kingly generosity
594	kingly, noble, imperial, and august
595	kinship of humanity
596	Kiss-provoking lips
597	knavish and tyrannical
598	knavish conduct
599	knightly achievement
600	Knotty and subtle disquisitions
601	knowing, feeling, and willing
602	knowledge and conviction
603	knowledge, learning, enlightenment, and understanding
604	knowledge, skill, and foresight
605	known and recognized
606	known disingenuousness
607	labor and drudgery
608	Labored and far-fetched elocution
609	labored levity
610	Laboring like a giant
611	labors, anxieties, and trials
612	labyrinthian windings
613	lacerated feelings
614	lachrymose monotony
615	lack of restraint
616	lackadaisical manner
617	laconic force
618	Laden with the poignant scent of the garden honeysuckle
619	lagging footsteps
620	Laid down in a most unflinching and vigorous fashion
621	lame and impotent
622	lamentable and depressing
623	lamentable helplessness
624	Lamentable instances of extravagance
625	landmarks in memory
626	Language is inadequate to voice my appreciation
627	Language of excessive flattery and adulation
628	languid and indifferent
629	languid impertinence
630	Languid streams that cross softly, slowly,
631	languish in obscurity
632	languor of nature
633	Lapped in soft music of adulation
634	Lapse into pathos and absurdity
635	lapse into pedantry
636	lapse of time
637	lapses, makeshifts, delays, and irregularities
638	large and opulent
639	large receptivity
640	Large, dark, luminous eyes that behold everything about them
641	large, rhythmical, and pleasing
642	lash into silence
643	Lash themselves into fury
644	lashing scorn
645	lassitude and languor
646	Lastly, I do not understand
647	Lastly, it can not be denied
648	latent and lifeless
649	latent conviction
650	Latent vein of whimsical humor
651	latitude and scope
652	laudable and deserving
653	laudable zeal
654	laugh to scorn
655	laugh with glee
656	laughable absurdity
657	laughable and grotesque
658	Laughter like a beautiful bubble from the rosebud of baby-hood
659	Laughter like the sudden outburst of the glad bird in the tree-top
660	laughter, ridicule, and sneers
661	launch into disapproval
662	lavish and wasteful
663	lavish liberality
664	lawful, legitimate, allowable, and just
665	lawless freedom
666	lawlessness and violence
667	laws of decorum
668	Lax theories and corresponding practises
669	laxity and forbearance
670	laxity of mind
671	Lay hold of the affections
672	laziness and profligacy
673	lazy acquiescence
674	Lazy merchantmen that crawled like flies over the blue enamel of the sea
675	lazy, listless, drowsy, and indifferent
676	lead into captivity
677	Lead to the strangest aberrations
678	lead, attack, and conquer
679	Leaden mood of dulness
680	leaden steps
681	leafage and fruitage
682	leap into currency
683	leaped down their rocky stairways like wild steeds
684	leaping ambition
685	Leaping from lambent flame into eager and passionate fire
686	Leapt like a hunted stag
687	learned by rote
688	learned gravity
689	learning and austerity
690	learning, profundity, and imagination
691	Leave to the imagination the endless vista of possibilities
692	leaving them cold as a winter sky after sunset
693	leering smile
694	left to conjecture
695	legacy of thought
696	legal perspicacity
697	legendary associations
698	legends and traditions
699	legislation, education, and religion
700	legislative enactment
701	legitimate and logical
702	legitimate inference
703	leisure and tranquillity
704	leisurely composure
705	Lend a critical ear
706	lengthening shadows
707	lengthy and diffuse
708	lenient and sympathetic
709	leonine powers
710	Less than this could not be said
711	Lest I should be accused of quibbling
712	Lest the requirements of courtesy be disregarded
713	Let all of us labor in this work
714	Let anyone imagine to himself
715	Let anyone who doubts
716	Let everyone consider
717	Let his frolic fancy play, like a happy child
718	Let in confusion like a whirling flood
719	Let it be clearly understood, I repeat it
720	Let it be remembered
721	Let it not be objected
722	Let it not be supposed that I impute
723	Let me add another thing
724	Let me add my final word
725	Let me add one other hint
726	Let me also say a word in regard
727	Let me answer these questions
728	Let me ask you to imagine
729	Let me ask your leave to propose
730	Let me be allowed to devote a few words
731	Let me call attention to another fact
732	Let me commend to you
733	Let me direct your attention now to
734	Let me entreat you to examine
735	Let me give one more instance
736	Let me give one parting word
737	Let me give you an illustration
738	Let me here make one remark
739	Let me here say
740	Let me hope that I have said enough
741	Let me illustrate again
742	Let me make myself distinctly understood
743	Let me make use of an illustration
744	Let me not be thought offensive
745	Let me now conclude with
746	Let me once more urge upon you
747	Let me persuade you
748	Let me protest against the manner
749	Let me quite temperately defend
750	Let me rather make the supposition
751	Let me say a practical word
752	Let me say how deeply indebted I feel for your kindness
753	Let me simply declare
754	Let me speak frankly
755	Let me tell you an interesting reminiscence
756	Let me thank you for the opportunity
757	Let me thank you once more
758	Let me urge you earnestly
759	Let no man congratulate himself
760	Let our conception be enlarged
761	Let our object be
762	Let that question be answered by
763	Let the facts be granted
764	Let these instances suffice
765	Let this be the record made
766	Let this inspire us with abhorrence of
767	Let thy mouth murmur like the doves
768	Let us approach the subject from another side
769	Let us assure you of our desire to cooperate with you
770	Let us assure you that we are very much pleased
771	Let us attempt a survey
772	Let us be perfectly just
773	Let us be quite practical
774	Let us bear perpetually in mind
775	Let us begin at the beginning
776	Let us begin by examining
777	Let us briefly review
778	Let us brush aside once for all
779	Let us cherish
780	Let us confirm our opinion
781	Let us consider for a moment
782	Let us devote ourselves
783	Let us discard all prejudice
784	Let us do all we can
785	Let us draw an illustration
786	Let us endeavor to understand
787	Let us enumerate
788	Let us figure to ourselves
789	Let us for the moment put aside
790	Let us get a clear understanding
791	Let us grant that for the sake of the argument
792	Let us heed the voice
793	Let us hope and believe
794	Let us hope that future generations
795	Let us imitate
796	Let us inquire also
797	Let us know if there is any further attention
798	Let us labor and pray
799	Let us likewise remember
800	Let us look briefly at a few particulars
801	Let us look nearer home
802	Let us not be fearful
803	Let us not be misled
804	Let us not be misunderstood
805	Let us not flatter ourselves
806	Let us not for a moment forget
807	Let us not limit our view
808	Let us now apply the views presented
809	Let us now consider the characteristics
810	Let us now see the results
811	Let us now turn our consideration
812	Let us observe this analogy
813	Let us pass on to another fact
814	Let us pause a moment
815	Let us push the inquiry yet further
816	Let us rather listen to
817	Let us reflect how vain
818	Let us remember this
819	Let us remind ourselves
820	Let us resolve
821	Let us scrutinize the facts
822	Let us suppose the case to be
823	Let us suppose, for argument's sake
824	Let us take a concrete instance
825	Let us take, for instance
826	Let us thank you again for opening an account with us
827	Let us try to form a mental picture
828	Let us turn to the contemplation of
829	Let us, then, be assured
830	Let us, then, be worthy of
831	Let us, therefore, say once for all
832	Let your imagination realize
833	lethargic temperament
834	lethargy and sloth
835	lettered coxcomb
836	levity and gaiety
837	levity, indolence, and procrastination
838	libelers, reviewers, and rivals
839	liberal and ample
840	liberal contemplations
841	liberating, vitalizing, and cheering
842	liberty and freedom
843	liberty of conscience
844	liberty, justice, and humanity
845	license and laxity
846	lie in wait
847	lies self-embalmed amidst the moldering trees
848	Life flowed in its accustomed stream
849	Life had been arrested, as the horologist,
850	Life stretched before him alluring and various as the open road
851	Life sweet as perfume and pure as prayer
852	lifeless imbecility
853	lifelong adherence
854	Light as a snowflake
855	light of experience
856	light, easy, and playful
857	lightless eyes
858	lightly disregard
859	lightly, freely, unscrupulously, and irresponsibly
860	lightning glare
861	Lights and shadows of reviving memory crossed her face
862	Lights gleamed there like stars in a still sky
863	Like a ball of ice it glittered in a frozen sea of sky
864	like a bather lingering on the brink
865	Like a blade sent home to its scabbard
866	Like a blast from a horn
867	Like a blast from the suddenly opened door of a furnace
868	Like a blossom blown before a breeze,
869	Like a bright window in a distant view
870	Like a caged lion shaking the bars of his prison
871	Like a calm flock of silver-fleeced sheep
872	like a child catching an older person in a foolish statement
873	like a chill and sudden gust from some unknown sea
874	Like a cloud of fire
875	like a cold hand upon one's living soul
876	Like a cold wind his words went through their flesh
877	Like a crowd of frightened porpoises a shoal of sharks pursue
878	like a crushed herb
879	Like a damp-handed auctioneer
880	Like a deaf and dumb man wondering what it was all about
881	Like a dew-drop, ill-fitted to sustain unkindly shocks
882	Like a dipping swallow the stout ship dashed through the storm
883	Like a distant star glimmering steadily in the darkness
884	Like a dream she vanished
885	Like a festooned girdle encircling the waist of a bride
886	Like a flower her red lips parted
887	like a foam-flake drifting over the sea
888	like a friend in a crowd of strange faces
889	like a full orchestra playing under the sea
890	Like a game in which the important part is to keep from laughing
891	like a gentle spirit o'er the still and pulseless world
892	Like a glow-worm golden
893	Like a golden-shielded army
894	Like a great express train, roaring, flashing, dashing head-long
895	Like a great fragment of the dawn it lay
896	like a great looking-glass and shiver into a million pieces
897	Like a great ring of pure and endless light
898	Like a great tune to which the planets roll
899	like a haunting perfume of pressed flowers
900	like a heavy chain lengthens behind with many a link of pain
901	Like a high and radiant ocean
902	Like a high-born maiden
903	Like a jewel every cottage casement showed
904	Like a joyless eye that finds no object worth its constancy
905	Like a knight worn out by conflict
906	Like a knot of daisies lay the hamlets on the hill
907	Like a lily in bloom
908	Like a living meteor
909	like a lizard catching flies
910	Like a locomotive-engine with unsound lungs
911	Like a long arrow through the dark the train is darting
912	Like a mirage, vague, dimly seen at first
913	Like a miser who spoils his coat with scanting a little cloth
914	Like a mist the music drifted from the silvery strings
915	Like a moral lighthouse in the midst of a dark and troubled sea
916	like a mosaic of a hundred thousand jewels
917	Like a murmur of the wind came a gentle sound of stillness
918	Like a noisy argument in a drawing-room
919	Like a pageant of the Golden Year, in rich memorial pomp the hours go by
920	like a pair of turtle-doves that could not live asunder day or night
921	Like a pale flower by some sad maiden cherished
922	like a pent-up storm craving for outlet
923	like a piquant and agreeable odor
924	Like a poet hidden
925	like a polished cocoanut
926	Like a river of molten amethyst
927	Like a rocket discharging a shower of golden stars
928	Like a rose embower'd in its own green leaves
929	Like a sea of upturned faces
930	Like a shadow never to be overtaken
931	Like a shadow on a fair sunlit landscape
932	Like a sheeted ghost
933	Like a ship tossed to and fro on the waves of life's sea
934	like a shipload of monkeys in a storm
935	like a silvery, shimmering shower of hail
936	Like a slim bronze statue of Despair
937	like a snake across his perfect name
938	Like a snow-flake lost in the ocean
939	Like a soul that wavers in the Valley of the Shadow
940	like a spirited boy before the face of inscrutable nature
941	Like a stalled horse that breaks loose
942	Like a star that dwelt apart
943	Like a star, his love's pure face looked down
944	Like a star, unhasting, unresting
945	Like a stone thrown at random
946	like a sudden burst of sunshine on a cloudy day
947	Like a summer cloud, youth indeed has crept away
948	Like a summer-dried fountain
949	Like a swift eagle in the morning glare
950	like a thick summer haze
951	Like a thing at rest
952	Like a thing read in a book or remembered out of the faraway past
953	Like a tide of triumph through their veins,
954	like a toad out of fissure in the rock
955	Like a triumphing fire the news was borne
956	Like a troop of boys let loose from school, the adventurers went by
957	like a turkey when it spreads its feathers
958	Like a vaporous amethyst
959	Like a vision of the morning air
960	Like a voice from the unknown regions
961	Like a wandering star I fell through the deeps of desire
962	Like a watch-worn and weary sentinel
963	Like a wave of the sea driven with the wind and tossed
964	like a wheat-field under a summer breeze
965	Like a whirlwind they went past
966	Like a withered leaf the moon is blown across the bay
967	Like a world of sunshine
968	Like a yellow silken scarf the thick fog hangs
969	like aged dogs wondering why no one takes them for a walk
970	Like all citizens of high ideals
971	Like an alien ghost I stole away
972	Like an eagle clutching his prey, his arm swooped down
973	Like an eagle dallying with the wind
974	Like an engine of dread war, he set his shoulder to the mountain-side
975	Like an enraged tiger
976	Like an enthusiast leading about with him an indifferent tourist
977	Like an icy wave, a swift and tragic impression swept through him
978	Like an unbidden guest
979	Like an unbodied joy whose race is just begun
980	Like an unseen star of birth
981	Like an unwelcome thought
982	Like apparitions seen and gone
983	Like attempting to number the waves on the snore of a limitless sea
984	Like bells that waste the moments with their loudness
985	Like blasts of trumpets blown in wars
986	like bluest water seen through mists of rain
987	like bodies fallen there in vain assault

Nonsense11 (d999)

d999	Result
1	Like dining with a ghost
2	Like drawing nectar in a sieve
3	Like earth's decaying leaves
4	Like echoes from a hidden lyre
5	Like echoes from an antenatal dream
6	like fabrics of enchantment piled to Heaven
7	like fawns at play
8	like first-aid surgeons on the battlefield
9	Like fixed eyes, whence the dear light of sense and thought has fled
10	Like footsteps upon wool
11	Like fragrance from dead flowers
12	Like ghosts the sentries come and go
13	Like ghosts, from an enchanter fleeing
14	Like golden boats on a sunny sea
15	Like great black birds, the demons haunt the woods
16	Like green waves on the sea
17	Like having to taste a hundred exquisite dishes in a single meal
18	Like Heaven's free breath, which he who grasps can hold not
19	Like helpless birds in the warm nest
20	like hounds about God's footstool
21	Like iridescent bubbles floating on a foul stream
22	Like kindred drops mingled into one
23	Like laying a burden on the back of a moth
24	Like lead his feet were
25	Like leaves in wintry weather
26	Like leviathans afloat
27	Like lighting a candle to the sun
28	like long sad vapors through the twilight sky
29	Like making a mountain out of a mole-hill
30	Like mariners pulling the life-boat
31	Like mice that steal in and out as if they feared the light
32	Like mountain over mountain huddled
33	Like mountain streams we meet and part
34	Like music on the water
35	Like notes which die when born, but still haunt the echoes of the hill
36	Like oceans of liquid silver
37	Like one pale star against the dusk,
38	Like one who halts with tired wings
39	Like one who talks of what he loves in dream
40	Like organ music came the deep reply
41	Like pageantry of mist on an autumnal stream
42	like pensive moon-worshipers in an ecstasy of prayerless bloom
43	Like phantoms gathered by the sick imagination
44	Like planets in the sky
45	Like pouring oil on troubled waters
46	like prison-warders hand-cuffing a convict
47	Like roses that in deserts bloom and die
48	Like rowing upstream against a strong downward current
49	Like scents from a twilight garden
50	like sea-going winds over pastures
51	Like separated souls
52	Like serpents struggling in a vulture's grasp
53	like shapes breathed on a mirror and melting away
54	Like sheep from out the fold of the sky, stars leapt
55	Like ships that have gone down at sea
56	Like shy elves hiding from the traveler's eye
57	Like skeletons, the sycamores uplift their wasted hands
58	like some dripping cavern
59	Like some grave night thought threading a dream
60	Like some new-gathered snowy hyacinth,
61	Like some poor nigh-related guest, that may not rudely be dismist
62	Like some suppressed and hideous thought which flits athwart our musings,
63	Like some unshriven churchyard thing, the friar crawled
64	Like something fashioned in a dream
65	Like sounds of wind and flood
66	Like splendor-winged moths about a taper
67	Like stepping out on summer evenings from the glaring ball-room
68	Like straws in a gust of wind
69	like sudden smilings of divine delight
70	Like summer's beam and summer's stream
71	Like sunlight, in and out the leaves, the robins went
72	Like sweet thoughts in a dream
73	Like the awful shadow of some unseen power
74	Like the bellowing of bulls
75	Like the boar encircled by hunters and hounds
76	Like the bubbles on a river sparkling, bursting, borne away
77	Like the cold breath of the grave
78	Like the creaking of doors held stealthily ajar
79	Like the cry of an itinerant vendor in a quiet and picturesque town
80	Like the dance of some gay sunbeam
81	Like the dawn of the morn
82	Like the detestable and spidery araucaria
83	Like the dew on the mountain
84	Like the dim scent in violets
85	Like the drifting foam of a restless sea
86	Like the embodiment of a perfect rose, complete in form and fragrance
87	Like the faint cry of unassisted woe
88	Like the faint exquisite music of a dream
89	Like the fair flower dishevel'd in the wind
90	Like the fair sun, when in his fresh array he cheers the morn,
91	Like the falling thud of the blade of a murderous ax
92	Like the fierce fiend of a distempered dream
93	Like the fitting of an old glove to a hand
94	like the flight of a million arrows
95	Like the foam on the river
96	like the genii from the earthen pot
97	Like the great thunder sounding
98	like the head and skin of a dying man
99	Like the jangling of all the strings of some musical instrument
100	Like the jewels that gleam in baby eyes
101	Like the kiss of maiden love the breeze is sweet and bland
102	Like the long wandering love, the weary heart may faint for rest
103	Like the moon in water seen by night
104	Like the music in the patter of small feet
105	Like the prodigal whom wealth softens into imbecility
106	Like the quivering image of a landscape in a flowing stream
107	Like the rainbow, thou didst fade
108	Like the rustling of grain moved by the west-wind
109	Like the sap that turns to nectar, in the velvet of the peach
110	Like the sea whose waves are set in motion by the winds
111	Like the sea-worm, that perforates the shell of the mussel,
112	Like the setting of a tropical sun
113	Like the shadow of a great hill that reaches far out over the plain
114	Like the shadows of the stars in the upheaved sea
115	like the shimmering necks of doves
116	Like the shudder of a doomed soul
117	Like the silver gleam when the poplar trees
118	Like the soft light of an autumnal day
119	Like the Spring-time, fresh and green
120	Like the stern-lights of a ship at sea,
121	like the stretching of a sea-bird's wings
122	Like the sudden impulse of a madman
123	like the sweep of sun-rent clouds over a quiet landscape
124	Like the swell of Summer's ocean
125	Like the tattered effigy in a cornfield
126	like the thunder of a retreating storm
127	like the tolling of sweet, grave bells upon the soul
128	Like the vase in which roses have once been distill'd
129	Like the visits of angels, short and far between
130	like the walls and turrets of a gigantic fortress
131	Like the whole sky when to the east the morning doth return
132	Like thistles of the wilderness, fit neither for food nor fuel
133	like those by sculptor graved for niches in a temple
134	Like those great rivers, whose course everyone beholds,
135	Like thoughts whose very sweetness
136	like to a child o'erwearied with sweet toil
137	Like to diamonds her white teeth shone between the parted lips
138	Like torrents from a mountain source, we rushed into each other's arms
139	Like troops of ghosts on the dry wind past
140	Like two doves with silvery wings, let our souls fly
141	Like two flaming stars were his eyes
142	Like vaporous shapes half seen
143	Like village curs that bark when their fellows do
144	Like wasted hours of youth
145	like water bubbling from a silver jar?
146	like white doves going into the shadow of a wood
147	like white flower-petals on still deep water
148	like windless clouds o'er a tender sky
149	Like winds that bear sweet music,
150	Like wine-stain to a flask the old distrust still clings
151	Like winged stars the fire-flies flash and glance
152	like woodland brooks that cross a sunlit spot
153	Like young lovers whom youth and love make dear
154	likely and plausible
155	Likely enough
156	limit of endurance
157	limited and abbreviated
158	limited in scope
159	limpid twilight
160	linger in expectation
161	Lingering like an unloved guest
162	lingering tenderness
163	linguistic attainments
164	link of sequence
165	Links in the chain of reasoning
166	Lionized by fashionable society
167	liquid eloquence
168	lisping utterance
169	listen in amazement
170	listening reverence
171	listless and inert
172	listless apathy
173	literal and exact
174	literal exactness
175	literary and artistic
176	literary research
177	literature, history, and legend
178	lithe and sinewy
179	Lithe as a panther
180	lithe contortions
181	little idiosyncrasies
182	Little less than scandalous
183	Little white hands like pearls
184	Little wonder therefore
185	lively and poignant
186	lively susceptibility
187	lively, careless, and joyous
188	lively, vivacious, vigorous, and forcible
189	livid lightning
190	living manifestation
191	loathsome and abject
192	loathsome oppression
193	local busybody
194	loftiest aspirations
195	loftiness of spirit
196	Lofty and distinguished simplicity
197	lofty and sonorous
198	Lofty as a queen
199	lofty, serene, and impregnable
200	logical and consistent
201	logical precision
202	logical, clear, and consistent
203	loitering, heart-sick, and reluctant
204	lone magnificence
205	Loneliness struck him like a blow
206	lonely, sad, and enslaved
207	Long have I been convinced
208	Long intertangled lines of silver streamlets
209	Long-sighted continuity of thought and plan
210	long, wailing, and passionate
211	longing fancy
212	Look at it in another way
213	Look at some of these questions
214	Look at the situation
215	look of dominance
216	Looked back with faithful eyes like a great mastiff to his master's face
217	Looking as sulky as the weather itself
218	Looking at the matter by and large
219	Looking forward to the early receipt of some of your orders
220	Looking like a snarling beast baulked of its prey
221	Looming large and ugly in the public view
222	looming probabilities
223	loophole of escape
224	Loose and otiose statement
225	Loose clouds like earth's decaying leaves are shed
226	loosed out of the brooding hills, it came to pass
227	loquacious assurances
228	loquacity and exuberance
229	lordly abhorrence
230	loss and deterioration
231	loss, deprivation, forfeiture, and waste
232	Lost in a delirious wonder
233	lost in awe
234	Lost in indolent content
235	Lost in irritable reflection
236	Lost like the lightning in the sullen clod
237	lost to remembrance
238	lost, ruined, and deserted
239	loud and passionate
240	loud vociferation
241	loud, deep, and distinct
242	loud, noisy, showy, and clamorous
243	lounging gait
244	loutish rudeness
245	loutish, prankish, selfish, and cunning
246	Love as clean as starlight
247	Love brilliant as the morning
248	Love had like the canker-worm consumed her early prime
249	Love hovered in her gaze
250	Love is a changing lord as the light on a turning sword
251	Love like a child around the world doth run
252	Love like a miser in the dark his joys would hide
253	love of approbation
254	Love shakes like a windy reed your heart
255	Love smiled like an unclouded sun
256	Love that sings and has wings as a bird
257	love, depth, loyalty, and faithfulness
258	love, veneration, and gratitude
259	Lovely as starry water
260	Lovely beyond all words
261	Lovely the land unknown and like a river flowing
262	loving and reverential
263	lovingly quizzical
264	low and groveling
265	lower in estimation
266	lowering aspects
267	lowest degradation
268	loyal adhesion
269	loyal and devoted
270	lucid treatment
271	lucid, lively, and effective
272	Lucidity and argumentative vigor
273	lucidity and vividness
274	lucidity, impressiveness, incisiveness, and pungency
275	lucky and propitious
276	lucrative and advantageous
277	lucrative profession
278	ludicrous and detestable
279	Ludicrous attempts of clumsy playfulness and tawdry eloquence
280	ludicrous incongruity
281	lugubrious and unfortunate
282	lugubrious question
283	Luke-warm assurance of continued love
284	lukewarm and indifferent
285	lukewarm repentance
286	lull and silence
287	Lulled by dreamy musings
288	Lulled into a sense of false satisfaction
289	lulled into indifference
290	lumbering gaiety
291	luminous and keen
292	luminous interpretation
293	Luminous with great thoughts
294	lure and captivate
295	lurid and fiery
296	lurid picturesqueness
297	lurking suspicion
298	luscious and lasting
299	lust of conquest
300	luster and resplendence
301	lustihood of youth
302	lustrous surface
303	lusty and big-sounding
304	luxuriance of expression
305	luxuriant in fancy
306	luxuriant richness
307	luxurious, whimsical, and selfish
308	luxury and pomp
309	lying equivocations
310	Maddened by a jealous hate
311	maddening monotony
312	madness and folly
313	magic fascination
314	magical and secret
315	magisterial emphasis
316	magnanimity of mind
317	magnanimous concessions
318	Magnanimous indifference to meticulous niceties
319	magnetic fascination
320	magnificent and luxurious
321	magnificent florescence
322	magnificent, sumptuous, and stately
323	magniloquent diction
324	magnitude, duration, and scope
325	maidenly timidity
326	main ramifications
327	Mainly, I believe
328	Maintained with ingenuity and vigor
329	majestic and imposing
330	majestic dignity
331	majesty of despair
332	majesty, beauty, and truth
333	Making allowances for differences of opinion
334	Making the ear greedy to remark offense
335	maladjusted marriages
336	malevolence, vanity, and falsehood
337	malevolent ingenuity
338	malice and revenge
339	malice, anger, uncharitableness, and indignation
340	malicious aspersions
341	malign influence
342	malignity and spitefulness
343	malignity, brutality, malevolence, and inhumanity
344	malodorous gentility
345	man of iron
346	manageable proportions
347	mangled arguments
348	manifest reluctance
349	Manifestly harsh and barbarous
350	manifold and complex
351	manifold functions
352	manly and powerful
353	manly reticence
354	manly, refined, and unaffected
355	manner and conduct
356	manners, morals, habits, and behavior
357	mantle of verdure
358	mantling smile
359	manual dexterity
360	manufactured melancholy
361	many fields had been pressed between giant's fingers and so had been left
362	Many of us have had the good fortune
363	Many of you, perhaps, recollect
364	Many thanks--how kind and good you are!
365	March on my soul nor like the laggard stay
366	Marching down to posterity with divine honors
367	marked by acuteness
368	marked individuality
369	Marked out for some strange and preternatural doom
370	marketable commodity
371	marshaled hosts
372	martial footsteps
373	martyrdom of ambition
374	marvel of competency
375	Marvelous copiousness of illustration
376	marvelous lucidity
377	marvelous, wonderful, extraordinary, and incredible
378	Marvelously suggestive and inspiring
379	marvels and mysteries
380	masculine power
381	mask of flippancy
382	masked expression
383	mass of mediocrity
384	massive and compact
385	massive strength
386	massive, ponderous, solid, and substantial
387	master achievement
388	master of phrasing
389	masterly and convincing
390	mastery, proficiency, dexterity, and superiority
391	matchless charm
392	matchless, unrivaled, inimitable, and incomparable
393	material misconception
394	materialistic and sordid
395	maternal and filial
396	maternal solicitude
397	mathematical precision
398	matrimonial alliance
399	matured reflection
400	maudlin and grotesque
401	maudlin sentimentalism
402	mawkish insipidity
403	Mawkishly effeminate sentiment
404	maxim, proverb, truism, and apothegm
405	maxims and morals
406	maximum intensity
407	May I ask to whom you allude?
408	May I ask you to believe
409	May I ask you to do us a great favor by
410	May I be privileged to hear it?
411	May I not speak here
412	May I speak freely?
413	May I try to show that every effort
414	May I venture to ask what inference you would draw from that?
415	May I venture to suggest
416	May it not also be advanced
417	May the day come quickly
418	May we be favored with a reply
419	maze of words
420	Me on whose heart as a worm she trod
421	meager and bare
422	meager evidence
423	mean and debasing
424	mean trickeries
425	mean, pitiful, and sordid
426	meaning and significance
427	Meaningless as the syllables of an unknown tongue
428	meaningless confusion
429	means and materials
430	Meantime it is encouraging to think
431	Meantime soliciting your forbearance
432	Meanwhile let us freely recognize
433	Meanwhile permit me to thank you for your kind attention
434	measure of absurdity
435	measured by years
436	measured cadence
437	mechanical and monotonous
438	mechanical handicraft
439	meddling and muddling
440	meditative and sympathetic
441	meditatively silent
442	medley, mixture, jumble, and hodge-podge
443	meek ambition
444	meek and manageable
445	meek, humane, and temperate
446	meekness, inwardness, patience, and self-denial
447	meet with rebuke
448	melancholy musing
449	melancholy, grave, and serious
450	mellifluous eloquence
451	mellow refinement
452	melodious platitudes
453	melodramatic resource
454	melody and softness
455	melt into space
456	melting mood
457	memorable and glorious
458	memorable experience
459	Memories plucked from wood and field
460	Memory was busy at his heart
461	Men are in the habit of saying
462	Men are telling us nowadays
463	Men everywhere testify
464	Men moved hither and thither like insects in their crevices
465	Men of profound erudition
466	menace and superciliousness
467	menacing attitude
468	mendacious tongue
469	mendicant pilgrim
470	mental metamorphosis
471	Mentality as hard as bronze
472	Mentally round-shouldered and decrepit
473	mercenary view
474	merchantable literature
475	merciful and chivalrous
476	merciful insensibility
477	merciless and unpitying
478	merciless censor
479	merciless, remorseless, relentless, and ruthless
480	mercurial temperament
481	mercy, truth, and righteousness
482	Mere effects of negligence
483	mere generalization
484	meretricious allurements
485	Merge imperceptibly into one another like the hues of the prism
486	merge into character
487	Merged in a sentiment of unutterable sadness and compassion
488	meridian splendor
489	merit and virtue
490	merited ridicule
491	merry jest
492	metallic immobility
493	metaphysical obscurity
494	meteoric splendors
495	Meteors that dart like screaming birds
496	methodical regularity
497	methodical, sensible, and conscientious
498	metrical exactness
499	Microscopic analysis of character
500	microscopic minuteness
501	Microscopic minuteness of eye
502	Might I suggest an alternative?
503	might, majesty, and power
504	mighty and majestic
505	mighty animosity
506	mild and virtuous
507	mild rejoinder
508	mild, gentle, humble, and submissive
509	mild, sweet, and peaceable
510	militant struggles
511	military autocracy
512	Milk-white pavements, clear and richly pale, like alabaster
513	millennial reign
514	mimic gestures
515	minatory shadow
516	mince and temporize
517	mincing precision
518	minds and memories
519	mingled decorousness
520	Mingled distrust and fear
521	mingled with curiosity
522	miniature imitations
523	minister of vengeance
524	Ministering to mere pleasure and indulgence
525	minor impulses
526	minute consideration
527	Minutely and rationally exposing their imperfections
528	minuteness and fidelity
529	minuteness of description
530	miracle of miracles
531	miraculous profusion
532	mirroring lake
533	mirth and joviality
534	mirthful glance
535	mischief, cruelty, and futility
536	mischievous effusion
537	misdemeanors and improprieties
538	miserable musings
539	misery and degradation
540	Misgivings of grave kinds
541	misleading notion
542	mismanagement, indecision, obstinacy, and hardihood
543	misrepresented and reviled
544	misshapen oddities
545	misspent strength
546	mistaken assumption
547	mistrustful superiority
548	mists of criticism
549	misty and indefinite
550	misty depression
551	mitigating circumstances
552	mixture, medley, variety, and diversification
553	moans, shrieks, and curses
554	mobile and expressive
555	mobile countenance
556	mobile, quick, and sensitive
557	mock seriousness
558	mockery and imposture
559	Mockery crept into her tone
560	moderate and cautious
561	modes and methods
562	modest and retiring
563	modest cheerfulness
564	modest, sympathetic, and kind
565	modesty of reserve
566	modesty, fineness, sensitiveness, and fastidiousness
567	modified sentiment
568	Molded by the austere hand of adversity
569	molding and upbuilding
570	molding, controlling, and conforming
571	moldy doctrines
572	mollifying conditions
573	moment of lassitude
574	momentary and languid
575	momentary discomfiture
576	momentous and appalling
577	momentous pause
578	Moments of utter idleness and insipidity
579	monarchial institutions
580	monastic austerity
581	money, position, power, and consequence
582	monopoly and injustice
583	monotonous sameness
584	monotony and indecorum
585	monster of ingratitude
586	monstrosities of character
587	monstrous absurdity
588	monstrous and insupportable
589	monstrous in dulness
590	monstrous, incredible, and inhuman
591	monumental structure
592	mood of tranquillity
593	mood, temper, humor, and caprice
594	Moods of malicious reaction and vindictive recoil
595	moody and brooding
596	moody silence
597	moonlight witchery
598	moral and religious
599	moral obliquity
600	moral, material, and social
601	morbid and irritable
602	Morbid and subjective brooding
603	morbid imagination
604	mordant wit
605	More and more it is felt
606	More or less severe and prolonged
607	More than once have I had to express
608	More than this need not be said
609	More variegated than the skin of a serpent
610	Moreover, I have insisted
611	Moreover, I would counsel you
612	Moreover, when we pass judgment
613	moribund mediocrities
614	Morn, in yellow and white, came broadening out of the mountains
615	mortal affront
616	mortified coldness
617	Most dangerous!
618	Motion like the spirit of that wind whose soft step deepens slumber
619	motionless and commanding
620	Motionless as a plumb line
621	motionless, staring, and appalled
622	motive, impulse, incentive, and intimation
623	motives and aims
624	motives, purposes, and intentions
625	motley appearance
626	mountainous inequalities
627	Mountains like frozen wrinkles on a sea
628	mountains, seas, and vineyards
629	mournful magnificence
630	mouthing amplitude
631	move with alacrity
632	Moved to unaccustomed tears
633	moved, swayed, and ruled
634	Moving in the same dull round, like blind horses in a mill
635	Much has been said and written about
636	mud and mire
637	muddle of motives
638	muddled and incoherent
639	muddled opinion
640	muddy inefficiency
641	muffled detonations
642	mullioned windows
643	multifarious activity
644	multiform truth
645	multiple needs
646	multitude of details
647	multitudinous details
648	Mumble only jargon of dotage
649	mummery of words
650	mundane importance
651	mural decorations
652	murder, destruction, and agony
653	murderous parody
654	murky recesses
655	murmur of satisfaction
656	murmuring its happiness in its sleep
657	murmurs and reproaches
658	muscularity and morality
659	musical diapason
660	mutable and fleeting
661	mutations of time
662	mute and insensate
663	Mute as an iceberg
664	mute insensibility
665	mutilated and disfigured
666	mutinous thoughts
667	muttered warning
668	muttering and murmuring
669	mutual and friendly
670	mutual animosity
671	My age is as a lusty Winter
672	My appreciation has been quickened
673	My attitude would be one of disapproval
674	My belief, therefore, is
675	My body broken as a turning wheel
676	My body is too frail for its moods
677	My breath to Heaven like vapor goes
678	My confidence in you is absolute
679	My duty is to endeavor to show
680	My experience tells me
681	My first duty is to express to you
682	My friends, do you really believe
683	My friends, I propose
684	My head was like a great bronze bell with one thought for the clapper
685	My heart is as some famine-murdered land
686	My heart is like a full sponge and must weep a little
687	My heart like a bird doth hover
688	My heart tells me
689	My heart will be as wind fainting in hot grass
690	My idea of it is quite the reverse
691	My idea, therefore, is
692	My information is rather scanty
693	My last criticism upon
694	My life floweth away like a river
695	My life was white as driven snow
696	My love for thee is like the sovereign moon that rules the sea
697	My love's like the steadfast sun
698	My lungs began to crow like chanticleer
699	My meaning is quite the contrary
700	My mind is not moved by
701	My mind most perfectly acquiesces
702	My mind swayed idly like a water-lily in a lake
703	My muscles are as steel
704	My next objection is
705	My own private opinion is
706	My point of view is different, but I shall not insist upon it
707	My present business is
708	My regret is intensified by the thought
709	My skin is as sallow as gold
710	My soul was as a lampless sea
711	My spirit seemed to beat the void, like the bird from out the ark
712	My thoughts came yapping and growling round me like a pack of curs
713	My thoughts ran leaping through the green ways of my mind
714	My views are altered in many respects
715	My worst suspicions were confirmed
716	myriad lights
717	myriads of stars
718	mysteries of taste
719	mysterious and incomprehensible
720	Mysterious and invincible darkness
721	mysterious in origin
722	mysterious potency
723	mysterious, dark, secret, and enigmatical
724	mystery, vagueness, and jargon
725	mystic and wonderful
726	mystic meaning
727	mythical kingdom
728	nagging and squabbling
729	naive manner
730	naked eye
731	Naked vigor of resolution
732	nameless and obscure
733	nameless fear
734	narcotic effect
735	narrow and timorous
736	narrow, limited, selfish, and bigoted
737	narrow, precise, and formal
738	narrowed by custom
739	narrowing axioms
740	narrowness of range
741	nasal drone
742	nascent intercourse
743	national shortcomings
744	native incompetence
745	natural and spontaneous
746	natural sluggishness
747	natural, innocent, and laudable
748	Naturally prone to believe
749	Nature seemed to revel in unwonted contrasts
750	nauseous and disgusting
751	nauseous dose
752	nautical venture
753	Nay, I boldly say
754	Nay, it will be a relief to my mind
755	Nay, there is a general feeling
756	neat refutation
757	neatness and propriety
758	neatness, order, and comfort
759	nebulae of romance
760	nebulous uncertainty
761	necessarily and essentially
762	necessary adjuncts
763	necessary, expedient, indispensable, and unavoidable
764	necessary, just, and logical
765	Necessity thus imposed by prudence
766	necessity, emergency, exigency, and crisis
767	necromantic power
768	nectar of enjoyment
769	Need I say that I mean
770	needless depression
771	needs and demands
772	nefarious and malevolent
773	nefarious scheme
774	negations and contradictions
775	negative approbation
776	neglect and evade
777	neglect of duty
778	neglect, overlook, disregard, and contemn
779	neglect, rashness, and incompetence
780	negligible quantity
781	negotiate and bargain
782	neighboring mists
783	Neither should you deceive
784	nerve and fiber
785	Nerveless and faithless folly
786	nerveless hand
787	nervous solicitude
788	nettled opponent
789	neutral and colorless
790	neutral eye
791	Never before have I so strongly felt
792	Never can I cease to feel
793	Never did there devolve
794	Never for a moment believe
795	Never have I felt so forcibly
796	Never was a weaker defense attempted
797	Never was there a greater mistake
798	Never was there an instance
799	Nevertheless we can admit
800	New ambitions pressed upon his fancy
801	New dreams began to take wing in his imagination
802	new perplexities
803	new, strange, and unusual
804	Next, from what has been said it is plain
805	Next, I consider
806	Next, it will be denied
807	nice discrimination
808	nice, finical, effeminate, and silly
809	niceties of difference
810	nicety and precision
811	niggardly allowance
812	niggardly, close, miserly, and parsimonious
813	niggardly, sordid, and parsimonious
814	Night after night the skies were wine-blue and bubbling with stars
815	Night falls like fire
816	Night passes lightly in the open world,
817	nightingale of affection
818	nightmare fantasy
819	Nights of fathomless blackness
820	nimble and airy
821	nimble faculty
822	No argument can overwhelm a fact
823	No defense is to be found
824	No distinct test can be named
825	No doubt there are many questions
826	No doubt to most of us
827	No doubt, in the first instance
828	No finer sentence has come down to us
829	No greater service could be rendered
830	no human feet had walked
831	No longer do we believe
832	No longer shall slander's venomed spite crawl
833	No man regrets more than I do
834	No mark of trick or artifice
835	No more than brief palliatives or mitigations
836	No one can feel this more strongly
837	No one can see the end
838	No one can, I think, pretend
839	No one here, I am sure
840	No one need to exaggerate
841	No one will accuse me
842	No one, I suppose, would say
843	No one, I think, can fail to observe
844	No one, I think, will dispute the statement
845	No true man ever believes
846	No, I am speaking seriously
847	No, I don't understand it
848	nobility of purpose
849	noble and powerful
850	Noble and sublime patience
851	Noble and sublime patience
852	noble condescension
853	noble in amplitude
854	noble, laudable, and good
855	noble, pure, exalted, and worthy
856	nocturnal scene
857	nodding and blinking
858	nodding approval
859	noise, clatter, and clamor
860	noiseless reverie
861	noisy and scurrilous
862	noisy platitudes
863	Noisy torrent of talk
864	nomadic life
865	nominal allegiance
866	non-committal way
867	nonchalant manner
868	nondescript garb
869	None can have failed to observe
870	nonsense and absurdity
871	nonsense rhymes
872	nonsense, trash, twaddle, and rubbish
873	nooks and corners
874	noonday splendor
875	Nor am I disparaging or discouraging
876	Nor can I forget either
877	Nor can it justly be said
878	Nor can we afford to waste time
879	Nor can we forget how long
880	Nor can we now ask
881	Nor do I believe
882	Nor do I doubt
883	Nor do I pretend
884	Nor do I think there can be found
885	Nor does it matter much
886	Nor has there been wanting
887	Nor indeed am I supposing
888	Nor is it a fair objection
889	Nor is it probable
890	Nor is this all
891	Nor let me forget to add here
892	Nor must I be understood as saying
893	Nor must it be forgotten
894	Nor need we fear to speak
895	Nor should any attempt be made
896	Nor will history fail to record
897	Nor will I enlarge on the matter
898	normal characteristics
899	Not at all
900	Not at all
901	Not averse to a little gossip
902	Not only so
903	Not so much polished as varnished
904	Not that I quarrel with
905	Not to my knowledge
906	notable and conspicuous
907	notable circumstance
908	note of triumph
909	noted and distinguished
910	Noted for their quixotic love of adventure
911	noteworthy and intelligible
912	noteworthy friendship
913	Nothing but the deepest sense
914	Nothing can be further from the truth
915	Nothing could be clearer
916	Nothing could be more captious or unfair
917	Nothing could be more delightful
918	Nothing could be more striking
919	Nothing is more common in the world
920	Nothing remained but a graceful acquiescence
921	Nothing that you can do
922	noticeably begrimed
923	notoriety and prominence
924	Notoriously distracted by internecine jealousies
925	notoriously profligate
926	Notwithstanding all that has been said
927	Notwithstanding all this, I hold
928	nourish and foster
929	novel signification
930	novel, recent, rare, and unusual
931	novelty and freshness
932	novice and ignoramus
933	Now comes the question
934	Now every nerve in my body seemed like a strained harp-string
935	Now is it very plain to you?
936	Now like a wild nymph she veils her shadowy form
937	Now like a wild rose in the fields of heaven
938	Now memory and emotion surged in my soul like a tempest
939	Now thou seemest like a bankrupt beau, stripped of his gaudy hues
940	Now you are flippant
941	Now, bear with me when I say
942	Now, comparing these instances together
943	Now, from these instances it is plain
944	Now, having spoken of
945	Now, I admit
946	Now, I am far from denying
947	Now, I am far from undervaluing
948	Now, I am justified in calling this
949	Now, I am obliged to say
950	Now, I do not wish you to believe
951	Now, I have a closing sentence or two
952	Now, I pass on to consider
953	Now, I shall not occupy your time
954	Now, I understand the argument
955	Now, I will undertake to say
956	Now, I wish to call your attention
957	Now, if you will clearly understand
958	Now, is there any ground or basis for
959	Now, it is an undoubted fact
960	Now, it is evident
961	Now, it is not at all strange
962	Now, it is unquestioned
963	Now, let me speak with the greatest care
964	Now, let me stop a moment
965	Now, let us consider
966	Now, observe, my drift
967	Now, sir, I am truly horrified
968	Now, the answer we should give
969	Now, the question here at issue
970	Now, the world will say
971	Now, there is a close alliance between
972	Now, this is precisely the danger
973	Now, this is to some extent
974	Now, understand me definitely
975	Now, we do not maintain
976	Now, we will inquire
977	Now, what I want you to realize
978	Now, with regard to
979	Now, you will allow me to state
980	Now, you will understand from this
981	noxious, unwholesome, mischievous, and destructive
982	nucleus and beginning
983	nugatory and ineffectual
984	nugatory cause
985	null, void, and useless
986	nullify and destroy
987	numbed stillness
988	number and variety
989	numberless defeats
990	numerical majority
991	numerous and important
992	Nursed by brooding thought
993	nursed in luxury
994	oaths and revilings
995	obduracy of mind
996	obdurate and impenitent
997	obdurate courage
998	obdurate, unfeeling, callous, and obstinate
999	obedience to conscience

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d999	Result
1	obedient and dutious
2	obedient compliance
3	obedient, respectful, dutiful, and submissive
4	obeisance and submission
5	object of contempt
6	object, propose, protest, and decline
7	objectionable and inexpedient
8	objectionably apologetic
9	Objects of general censure
10	obligation and dependence
11	obligation of loyalty
12	obligatory force
13	obliging, kind, helpful, and courteous
14	obligingly expressed
15	oblique tribute
16	obliquity and hypocrisy
17	obliquity of vision
18	oblivious and insensible
19	oblivious to criticism
20	obloquy and detraction
21	obnoxious and odious
22	obscure and enigmatical
23	obscure intimation
24	obscure, difficult, and subtle
25	obscure, shadowy, intricate, and mysterious
26	Obscured beneath the rubbish of the age
27	Obscured with wrath as is the sun with cloud
28	obscurity of twilight
29	obsequies and panegyrics
30	obsequious and conciliating
31	obsequious homage
32	obsequious, cringing, fawning, and servile
33	observant eye
34	observation, discrimination, and comparison
35	observations and reflections
36	observations, sentiments, ideas, and theories
37	Observe again
38	Obsessed with an overweening pride
39	Obsessed with the modishness of the hour
40	obsolete phraseology
41	obsolete, artificial, and inadequate
42	obstacles and disasters
43	Obstacles that are difficult but not insuperable
44	obstinacy, pertinacity, stubbornness, and inflexibility
45	obstinacy, stupidity, and wilfulness
46	obstinate and stupid
47	obstinate defiance
48	obstreperous and noisy
49	obstreperous summons
50	obtrusive and vulgar
51	obtrusive neatness
52	obtuse and imbecile
53	obvious and palpable
54	obvious boredom
55	Obviously at variance with facts
56	Obviously the matter is settled
57	occasional and contingent
58	Occasional flashes of tenderness and love
59	occasional flights
60	Occasionally you ought to read
61	Occasioned by direct moral turpitude
62	occasioned by irritation
63	occult and hidden
64	occult sympathy
65	occupations and habits
66	ocean depth
67	ocean of eloquence
68	odd and dismal
69	odd makeshifts
70	Oddly amenable to the proposed innovations
71	Oddly disappointing and fickle
72	odious and oppressive
73	odious tyranny
74	Odorous as all Arabia
75	odorous spring
76	of a Father watching His myriad children at play
77	of a heavy sleeper after he has been called to get up
78	Of course I am aware
79	Of course I am delighted
80	Of course I am putting an impossible case
81	Of course I can not be taken to mean
82	Of course I do not maintain
83	Of course I do not stop here
84	Of course I don't want to press you against your will
85	Of course I would not allow
86	Of course much may be said
87	Of course these remarks hold good
88	Of course we may, if we please
89	Of course you will do what you think best
90	Of course you will sympathize
91	Of course, but that again isn't the point
92	Of one thing, however, I am certain
93	Of this briefly
94	Of this statement I will only say
95	Of this truth I shall convince you by
96	offensive and aggressive
97	offensive hostility
98	offensive to modesty
99	offensive, disagreeable, distasteful, and obnoxious
100	official and authoritative
101	official asperity
102	officious, fidgety, and talkative
103	officious, impertinent, insolent, and meddlesome
104	Often employed promiscuously
105	Often enough life tosses like a fretful stream among rocky boulders
106	Oh, certainly, if you wish it
107	Oh, do not form an erroneous impression
108	Oh, I appreciate that in you!
109	Oh, lift me as a wave, a leaf, a cloud
110	Oh, that was a manner of speaking
111	Oh, that's mere quibbling
112	Oh, that's splendid of you!
113	Oh, yes, I quite admit that
114	Oh, yes, you may take that for granted
115	Oh, you are very bitter
116	Oh, you may be as scornful as you like
117	oily and servile
118	old and decrepit
119	Old as the evening star
120	Old happy hours that have long folded their wings
121	old, absurd, and meaningless
122	olfactory sense
123	olive grayness
124	Ominous and swift days
125	ominous and untrustworthy
126	ominous rumors
127	omission of fact
128	Omitting all compliments and commonplaces
129	omnipotent decree
130	omniscient affirmation
131	omnivorous and sordid
132	On a noble and commanding scale
133	On a review of the whole subject
134	On occasions of this kind
135	On referring to your account we notice
136	on some hard, perfectly transparent day
137	On such a day as this
138	On sure ground of fact
139	On the contrary, I agree with you thoroughly
140	On the contrary, I am assuming
141	On the edge of great irritability
142	On the face of it, it sounds reasonable
143	On the horns of a dilemma
144	On the occasion to which I refer
145	On the other hand, it is clear
146	On the whole, then, I observe
147	On this auspicious occasion
148	On this point I do not mean to dwell
149	On this subject you need not suspect
150	Once again, like madness, the black shapes of doubt swing through his brain
151	Once again, there are those
152	Once more I emphasize
153	Once more let me try to put into words
154	oncoming horde
155	One additional remark
156	One almost wishes
157	One assumption you make I should like to contest
158	One bleared star, faint glimmering like a bee
159	One bright drop is like the gem that decks a monarch's crown
160	One by one flitting like a mournful bird
161	One can not decline to note
162	One concluding remark has to be made
163	One deep roar as of a cloven world
164	One fact is clear and indisputable
165	One further word
166	One gracious fact emerges here
167	One has no choice to endure it
168	One important topic remains
169	One is fairly tempted to wish
170	One lesson history may be said to repeat
171	One long torture of soul
172	One might be challenged to produce
173	One must be indulgent under the circumstances
174	One of life's ironical adjustments
175	One of the ancients said
176	One of the foreseen and inevitable results
177	One of the golden twilights which transfigure the world
178	One of the most commonly known
179	One of the most extraordinary incidents
180	One of the things I recollect with most pride
181	One of these signs is the fact
182	One or two points are made clear
183	One other circumstance
184	One other remark suggests itself
185	One remark I will make
186	One thing I beg of you
187	One thing more will complete this question
188	One thing which always impressed me
189	One tissue of rashness, folly, ingratitude, and injustice
190	One very striking tendency
191	One winged cloud above like a spread dragon overhangs the west
192	One word in courtesy I must say
193	One word more in a serious vein
194	One would naturally suppose
195	one, individual, and integral
196	oneness and unity
197	onerous and perplexing
198	onerous cares
199	onflaming volume
200	Only so much do I know
201	onrush of life
202	onsets of temptation
203	opalescent sea
204	opaque mass
205	open and inviting
206	open to reason
207	openly disseminated
208	Openly flouted and disavowed
209	openly, frankly, and legitimately
210	openness of mind
211	opinionated truculence
212	opinions and hypotheses
213	Opinions are divided as to whether
214	opportunely contrived
215	opportunism and inconsistency
216	opposed to innovation
217	opposite and discordant
218	opposition, bitterness, and defiance
219	Oppressed and disheartened by an all-pervading desolation
220	oppressed and sullen
221	oppressed by destiny
222	Oppressed by some vague dread
223	Oppressed by the indefiniteness which hung in her mind,
224	Oppressed with a confused sense of cumbrous material
225	oppressed with hardship
226	oppressive emptiness
227	oppressive, grasping, and slanderous
228	opprobrious epithet
229	optimistic and reassuring
230	opulence and magnitude
231	opulence of detail
232	opulent, powerful, and prosperous
233	or a forked flash of lightning
234	Or shedding radiance like the smiles of God
235	or the glow of health upon the cheek
236	Or to come nearer home
237	Or to take but one other example
238	oracular and occult
239	oracular utterance
240	oratorical display
241	order and uniformity
242	Ordinarily speaking, such deductions
243	ordinary delinquencies
244	organic and rational
245	organic assimilation
246	organization and system
247	organization, monopoly, and pressure
248	organized in thought
249	Organs of party rage and popular frenzy
250	orgy of lying
251	oriental spicery
252	origin and discovery
253	origin, character, and aim
254	original and attractive
255	original, terse, and vigorous
256	originally promulgated
257	ornaments of eloquence
258	ornate and variegated
259	oscillatory movement
260	ostensible and explicit
261	ostensible occupation
262	ostentatious display
263	ostentatiousness and gaiety
264	Others may hold other opinions
265	Ought we not to think
266	our communication with them
267	Our enemies were broken like a dam of river reeds
268	Our hearts bowed down like violets after rain
269	Our letter must have gone astray
270	Our opinions were diametrically opposed
271	our pleasant business relations will continue
272	Our relations with your house must have hitherto been very pleasant
273	Our sail like a dew-lit blossom shone
274	Our services are at your command
275	Our stock has been temporarily exhausted
276	Our thoughts wander back
277	Our vaunted civilization
278	out of the green-gold air
279	out to receive the record of her toil
280	outbreak of hostilities
281	outburst of tears
282	outflow of sympathy
283	outlandish fashion
284	outlines and appearances
285	outposts of morality
286	outrageous and scandalous
287	outrageously vehement
288	outspoken encouragement
289	outstanding feature
290	outstretching sympathies
291	Outward mark of obeisance and humiliation
292	outward pomp
293	Outweighing years of sorrow and bitterness
294	outworn creed
295	Over and above all this
296	Over and over the paroxysms of grief and longing submerged her
297	overbearing style
298	overburdened and confused
299	overcome and vanquish
300	Overcome by an access of misery
301	overcome with shyness
302	overestimated importance
303	overflow of vitality
304	overflowing sympathy
305	overflowing with love
306	overhanging darkness
307	Overhead the intense blue of the noonday sky burst like a jewel in the sun
308	Overhung and overspread with ivy
309	overhung with gloom
310	overmastering potency
311	overpowering argument
312	overriding, arrogant, and quarrelsome
313	Overshadowed by a fretful anxiety
314	Overshadowed by a vague depression
315	overshadowing dread
316	overstep and contravene
317	overstrained enthusiasm
318	overt act
319	overt and unmistakable
320	overvaulting clouds
321	overwearied and outworn
322	overweening sense
323	Overwhelmed with reproach and popular indignation
324	overwhelming solicitude
325	overworked and fagged
326	overworked drudge
327	Owing to our inability to collect out-standing debts
328	pacific disposition
329	page of desolation
330	pageant of life
331	pain, toil, and privation
332	Painful and lamentable indifference
333	painful obstinacy
334	pains and penalties
335	painstaking and cumbersome
336	painstaking reticence
337	palatable advice
338	pale and anxious
339	Pale and grave as a sculptured nun
340	Pale and vague desolation
341	Pale as a drifting blossom
342	pale, ugly, and sinister
343	pallidly illumined
344	Pallor of reflected glories
345	palpable and plain
346	palpable originality
347	Palpably and unmistakably commonplace
348	palpitating emotion
349	Palpitating with rage and wounded sensibility
350	paltry and inglorious
351	paltry hypocrisies
352	pampered and petted
353	pampered darling
354	pander to prejudice
355	pang of regret
356	panic fear
357	Panting after distinction
358	panting eagerness
359	parable, precept, and practise
360	parabolic obscureness
361	parade and display
362	parade of erudition
363	Parading an exception to prove a rule
364	paradoxical talker
365	Paralyzed by infirmity of purpose
366	Paralyzing doubts and scruples
367	paralyzing sentimentalism
368	paramount authority
369	Paramount obligation and righteousness
370	parasitical magnificence
371	parched and dry
372	parched by disuse
373	Pardon me if
374	Pardon me, but I don't think so
375	Pardon me, I meant something different
376	parental permission
377	paroxysmal outburst
378	Partial and fragmentary evidence
379	partial and provisional
380	partial, false, and disastrous
381	particular, precise, formal, and punctilious
382	particularly and individually
383	particularly notable
384	parties and sects
385	partizan prejudice
386	pass into oblivion
387	Passed like a phantom into the shadows
388	passing panorama
389	passion and prejudice
390	passion of patriotism
391	passion, tenderness, and reverence
392	passionate insistence
393	Passionately addicted to pleasure
394	passions, weaknesses, uglinesses, and deformities
395	passive and indifferent
396	Passive and tractable as a child
397	passive obedience
398	passivity of mind
399	pastimes and diversions
400	patchwork manner
401	patent and pertinent
402	patent example
403	Patently inimical to liberty
404	paternal tenderness
405	pathetic helplessness
406	pathos and terror
407	patience and perseverance
408	Patience under continual provocation
409	patient endurance
410	patient, gentle, and kind
411	patient, loyal, hard-working, and true
412	patriarchal visage
413	patriotic enthusiasm
414	patriotism and reverence
415	pattern and exemplar
416	pattern of virtue
417	Peace brooded over all
418	peace, order, and civilization
419	peace, quiet, tranquillity, and harmony
420	Peaceful as a village cricket-green on Sunday
421	peacefully propagated
422	peaks and pinnacles
423	peals of laughter
424	peculiar piquancy
425	peculiar, individual, specific, and appropriate
426	Peculiarly liable to misinterpretation
427	pecuniary privation
428	pedagogue and pedant
429	pedantic ineptitude
430	pedantries and affectations
431	Peddling and pitiful compromises
432	pedestrian vigor
433	pedigree and genealogy
434	peerless raconteur
435	Peevish and impatient, like some ill-trained man who is sick
436	peevish ingratitude
437	peevishness and spleen
438	pellucid and crystal
439	pellucid, animated, and varied
440	Pelted with an interminable torrent of words
441	Pelting one another with catchwords
442	pending determination
443	pendulum of opinion
444	Penetrate beneath the surface to the core
445	penetrating and insidious
446	penetrating warmth
447	penitential cries
448	penned and planned
449	penniless wanderer
450	pensive reflections
451	pensiveness of feeling
452	Peopled the night with thoughts
453	peppery and impetuous
454	perceptible difference
455	perception and recognition
456	peremptorily and irrevocably
457	peremptory punishment
458	perennial charm
459	perfect embodiment
460	Perfectly illustrated and exemplified
461	performed with regularity
462	perfunctory inquiries
463	Perhaps another reason why
464	Perhaps I am indiscreet
465	Perhaps I may be best able to illustrate
466	Perhaps I ought to say
467	Perhaps it may be doubted
468	Perhaps not in the strictest sense
469	Perhaps you do not feel at liberty to do so
470	Perhaps you think me ungrateful
471	Perhaps, however, in speaking to you
472	Perhaps, however, some among you will be
473	Perhaps, sir, I am mistaken in
474	perilous and shifting
475	perilous expedient
476	perils of fortune
477	period of lassitude
478	Perished utterly, like a blown-out flame
479	permanent and unchangeable
480	permanent significance
481	permanent, true, and real
482	permeate and purify
483	Permit me frankly to say
484	Permit me to add
485	Permit me to add another circumstance
486	Permit me to bring home to you
487	Permit us to express our sincere appreciation
488	pernicious and malign
489	pernicious doctrine
490	Perpetual gloom and seclusion of life
491	perpetual oscillation
492	Perpetually excite our curiosity
493	perplex, embarrass, confuse, and mystify
494	perplexed, tedious, and obscure
495	perplexing problem
496	perplexity and confusion
497	persecuting zeal
498	persistent adherence
499	persistent and reiterated
500	personal and specific
501	personal predilection
502	personal, sharp, and pointed
503	Personally I confess to an objection
504	Personally, I am far too firm a believer
505	perspicuity, vivacity, and grace
506	perspicuous and flowing
507	persuaded by appeal
508	persuasive eloquence
509	pert prig
510	pert, smirking, and conceited
511	pertaining to fashion
512	pertinacious solemnity
513	pertinent question
514	Pertinent to the thread of the discussion
515	perturbation of mind
516	perturbed and restless
517	perusing earnestness
518	pervaded with grandeur
519	pervading tendencies
520	pervading, searching, and saturating
521	Pervasive silence which wraps us in a mantle of content
522	perverse quaintness
523	perversity of chance
524	perverted and prejudicial
525	pessimistic and disenchanted
526	pessimistic skepticism
527	pestiferous career
528	pestilence and famine
529	pests of society
530	pet aversion
531	petrifaction of egoism
532	petrified smile
533	petted and indulged
534	petticoat diplomacy
535	pettifogging business
536	pettiness and prudence
537	petty pedantries
538	petty, unsuccessful, and unamiable
539	petulance and acrimony
540	petulant in expression
541	phantom of delight
542	phantom show
543	pharisaical and bitter
544	phase of belief
545	philanthropic zeal
546	philosophical acuteness
547	Philosophy evolved itself, like a vast spider's loom
548	philosophy, morals, and discoveries
549	phlegmatic temperament
550	phosphorescent shimmer
551	photographic exactitude
552	phrases, figures, metaphors, and quotations
553	physical convulsion
554	physiognomy of nature
555	pictorial and dramatic
556	pictorial embellishments
557	picturesque and illustrative
558	picturesque details
559	picturesque, daring, and potent
560	piece of pedantry
561	Pierced to the quick
562	piercing clearness
563	piety, charity, and humility
564	Piles of golden clouds just peering above the horizon
565	pilgrim and crusader
566	pillage and demolish
567	pillage, arson, and bloodshed
568	Pillowed upon its alabaster arms
569	pinchbeck dignity
570	pining melancholy
571	pinions of eloquence
572	pinnacle of favor
573	pioneering spirit
574	pious platitudes
575	pious, patient, and trustful
576	piquant allusions
577	piquant and palatable
578	pit of oblivion
579	piteous, woebegone, dismal, and dolorous
580	pith and brevity
581	pitiable frenzy
582	pitiful and destitute
583	Pitiful shifts of policy
584	pitiless precision
585	pity, sympathy, and compassion
586	pivotal point
587	placable, reasonable, and willing
588	place and power
589	place, fame, and fortune
590	placid stupidity
591	placid, clear, and mellow
592	placid, meek, gentle, and moderate
593	plague, pestilence, and famine
594	plagued and persecuted
595	plain, transparent, simple, and obvious
596	Plainly dictated by a lofty purpose
597	plainly expedient
598	plainness and severity
599	plainness of speech
600	plainspoken rebuke
601	plaintive and mournful
602	plaintive cadence
603	plan, purpose, and work
604	plans and projects
605	plastic and ductile
606	plastic mind
607	Platitudinous and pompously sentimental
608	Plaudits of the unlettered mob
609	plausibility and humbug
610	plausible commonplaces
611	play of fancy
612	play, diversion, pastime, and amusement
613	playful wit
614	plea of urgency
615	plead in vain
616	Pleading the exigencies of strategical interest
617	Pleasant and flower-strewn vistas of airy fancy
618	pleasant and pungent
619	pleasant, friendly, and amiable
620	pleasant, jocular, witty, and facetious
621	Please accept the thanks of the writer
622	Please consider this letter an acknowledgment
623	Please continue to be frank
624	Please do not think I am asking out of mere curiosity
625	Please favor us with a personal communication
626	Please feel assured that we shall use every endeavor
627	Please forgive my thoughtlessness
628	Please make yourself at home
629	pleased, interested, and delighted
630	pleasing in outline
631	pleasing reveries
632	pleasurable and wholesome
633	pleasurable excitement
634	pleasure, enjoyment, and satisfaction
635	Pledged with enthusiastic fervor
636	plenary argument
637	plenitude of power
638	plentiful harvest
639	plenty, content, and tranquillity
640	pliable, ductile, supple, and yielding
641	pliant and submissive
642	plighted word
643	plodding, sedentary, and laborious
644	plot and verisimilitude
645	Plumbing the depth of my own fears
646	plunder and sacrilege
647	plunge into despair
648	plunged in darkness
649	Plunged into tumultuous preoccupation
650	poetical and pastoral
651	poetry, sentiment, morality, and religion
652	poignant clearness
653	Poignant doubts and misgivings
654	point of view
655	Pointed out with triumphant malice
656	pointless and ineffective
657	pointless tale
658	poise of mind
659	poise, dignity, and reserve
660	poisonous counsels
661	policy of severity
662	Polished as the bosom of a star
663	Polished beauty of diction
664	polished ease
665	polished, deft, superficial, and conventional
666	polished, elegant, and sumptuous
667	polite and elegant
668	polite indifference
669	polite, polished, cultured, and refined
670	political and sociological
671	political malcontent
672	Political storm and stress.
673	politics, business, and religion
674	polluting taints
675	pomp and pageantry
676	pompous platitudes
677	pompous, affected, and unreal
678	ponderous and unwieldy
679	ponderous research
680	pontifical manner
681	poor and barren
682	poor, miserable, and helpless
683	popular resentment
684	populous fertility
685	portent of danger
686	portentous gulf
687	portray by words
688	pose, gesture, and expression
689	Position of titular command
690	positive in judgment
691	positive, direct, explicit, and dogmatic
692	positively deteriorating
693	possession and dominion
694	Possibly the enclosure may suggest to you
695	posthumous glory
696	potent and prevailing
697	potential energy
698	pour into print
699	Poured his heart out like the rending sea in passionate wave on wave
700	Pouting like the snowy buds o' roses in July
701	power and luxury
702	power of imagination
703	Power of intellectual metamorphosis
704	Power to assuage the thirst of the soul
705	powerful stimulant
706	powerful, dazzling, and daring
707	powerful, efficient, vivid, and forcible
708	practical helpfulness
709	practical in application
710	practical, visible, and tangible
711	praise and commend
712	Pray don't apologize
713	Pray forgive me for intruding on you so unceremoniously
714	Pray go on!
715	Pray, sir, let me say
716	Preached with a fierce unction
717	precarious path
718	precautionary measure
719	precedence and usage
720	precious, massive, and splendid
721	precipice of stupefaction
722	Precipitate and arbitrary changes
723	Precipitated into mysterious depths of nothingness
724	precipitous flight
725	precise purpose
726	precise, delicate, discriminating, and fastidious
727	precise, formal, and cynical
728	Precisely, that is just what I meant
729	precision and efficiency
730	precision of phrase
731	precocious wisdom
732	preconceived view
733	predatory writers
734	predestined spinster
735	predict the future; black magic; sorcery]
736	predict the future. Black magic; sorcery.]
737	Predict the gloomiest consequences
738	predominant habit
739	Preening its wings for a skyward flight
740	preference and prejudice
741	pregnant and suggestive
742	pregnant hint
743	Pregnant with a lesson of the deepest import
744	prejudice and predilection
745	prejudice, dulness, and spite
746	prejudicial, injurious, noxious, and pernicious
747	preliminary assumption
748	premature ripening
749	premonitory symptoms
750	preoccupied attention
751	prepossessing appearance
752	prepossessions, opinions, and prejudices
753	preposterous assertion
754	preposterous, irrational, unreasonable, and nonsensical
755	prerogative of age
756	prescient reflection
757	prescribed by custom
758	prescribed conditions
759	presence and address
760	presence of mind
761	present and tangible
762	Presented with matchless vigor and courage
763	Presently she hovered like a fluttering leaf or flake of snow
764	presiding genius
765	presiding, directing, and controlling
766	Pressing cares absorbed him
767	pressing necessity
768	pressure of expediency
769	prestige and authority
770	presumption of doubt
771	presumptuous and futile
772	pretended surprise
773	pretense, subterfuge, simulation, and disguise
774	pretentious and inept
775	pretentious dignity
776	preternatural sagacity
777	pretty and enchanting
778	pretty plaintiveness
779	prevailing misconception
780	prevent, restrain, dissuade, and dishearten
781	prevented by chance
782	prey of fancy
783	pride and indignation
784	Pride and self-disgust served her
785	pride in success
786	pride of life
787	Pride working busily within her
788	pride, passion, and conceit
789	priestly austerity
790	primal energy
791	primary and essential
792	primary, foremost, leading, and principal
793	prime factor
794	primeval silence
795	primordial conditions
796	princely courtesy
797	Princely generosity of praise
798	princely, picturesque, and pathetic
799	principles, conduct, and habits
800	priority and predominance
801	prismatic blush
802	pristine dignity
803	private contempt
804	privileged caste
805	prized possession
806	probity and candor
807	probity, directness, simplicity, and sincerity
808	problematic age
809	proceed with alertness
810	process of effacement
811	Proclaimed with joyous defiance
812	prodigal and careless
813	Prodigal of discriminating epithets
814	prodigally lavished
815	Prodigious and portentous events
816	Prodigious boldness and energy of intellect
817	prodigious variety
818	productive discipline
819	Products of dreaming indolence
820	profane denunciation
821	professedly imitated
822	profession, business, trade, and vocation
823	professional garrulity
824	proffered service
825	profile and outline
826	profit, advantage, benefit, and emolument
827	profitable adventure
828	profligate expenditure
829	Profound and chilling solitude of the spot
830	profound and philosophical
831	profound conviction
832	profundity of thought
833	profuse and tearful
834	profuse generosity
835	profuse, excessive, copious, and extravagant
836	profusion of argument
837	progress of events
838	progress, order, and happiness
839	progress, prosperity, peace, and happiness
840	projected visit
841	prolegomenous babbler
842	prolific outpouring
843	prolix and tedious
844	prolix narrative
845	prolix, prosaic, prolonged, and wordy
846	prolonged happiness
847	prolonged, obstinate, and continued
848	prominence and importance
849	promiscuous multitude
850	promise and performance
851	promising scions
852	prompt courage
853	prompt, fiery, and resolute
854	prompted by coquetry
855	promptings of reason
856	promptitude and dispatch
857	Promptly on receipt of your telegram
858	prone to melancholy
859	proneness and readiness
860	pronounced and diversified
861	proof and illustration
862	Proof of his imperturbability and indifference
863	propagandist literature
864	propelling impulse
865	propensity and desire
866	proper punctilio
867	property, comforts, habits, and conveniences
868	prophetic vision
869	propitious moment
870	proportion and consistency
871	proportionately vigilant
872	propose to undertake
873	proprietary sense
874	propriety and delicacy
875	propriety of action
876	propriety, perspicacity, and accuracy
877	prosaic excellence
878	prosaic, dull, and unattractive
879	prospective success
880	prosperity revival
881	prostrate servility
882	prostration and loss
883	protection and safety
884	protective, propitiatory, and accommodating
885	protest in vain
886	protesting and repelling
887	protests, criticisms, and rebukes
888	protoplasmic ancestors
889	protracted agony
890	protracted and fruitless
891	Protracted to a vexatious length
892	Proud as the proudest of church dignitaries
893	proud destiny
894	Proud schemes for aggrandizement
895	proud, reserved, and disagreeable
896	proverbial situation
897	provincial prejudice
898	provincialism and vulgarity
899	Provocative of bitter hostility
900	Provocative of bitter hostility
901	provocative of scorn
902	provoke to laughter
903	provoked hostility
904	prudence, judgment, wisdom, and discretion
905	prudence, mildness, and firmness
906	prudent and sagacious
907	prudential wisdom
908	Pruned of their excrescences and grotesque extremes
909	prurient desire
910	prying criticism
911	psychic processes
912	public derision
913	puckered, winking, and doddering
914	puerile and sickly
915	puerile fickleness
916	puff of applause
917	puffy and dissipated
918	pugnacious defiance
919	puissant and vigorous
920	Pulling the strings of many enterprises
921	pulsating life
922	pulse of life
923	pulsing, coursing, throbbing, and beating
924	punctilious and severe
925	punctilious care
926	pungent epigram
927	punish with severity
928	puny dimensions
929	purblind brutality
930	Pure as a wild-flower
931	Pure as the azure above them
932	Pure as the naked heavens
933	Pure as the snowy leaves that fold over the flower's heart
934	pure coincidence
935	pure, honorable, and just
936	pure, kind, sweet-tempered, and unselfish
937	purgatorial fires
938	Purge the soul of nonsense
939	purge, brace, and strengthen
940	purged by sorrow
941	Purged of glaringly offensive features
942	purified, exalted, fortified, and illumined
943	puritanical primness
944	purity and simplicity
945	purity of diction
946	Purple, crimson, and scarlet, like the curtains of God's tabernacle
947	purplish shadows
948	purpose and intention
949	purpose, intention, and meaning
950	purpose, meaning, scope, and tendency
951	purposed attempt
952	purposeful drama
953	Pursuant to your letter
954	pursued in leisure
955	Pursued to a vicious extent
956	pursuing fancies
957	pursuit of knowledge
958	pusillanimous and petty
959	pusillanimous desertion
960	Put in that way it certainly sounds very well
961	Put on gravity like a robe
962	put to confusion
963	puzzled and affected
964	puzzledom of life
965	puzzles, tangles, and questionings
966	pyrotechnic outburst
967	quack, imposture, charlatan, and mountebank
968	quackery and incompetence
969	quagmire of distrust
970	quailing culprit
971	quaint peculiarities
972	quaintness and oddity
973	Quaking and quivering like a short-haired puppy after a ducking
974	qualified, powerful, vigorous, and effective
975	qualifying service
976	qualities and gifts
977	qualities of leadership
978	quality, property, attribute, and character
979	qualm of conscience
980	quarrel and wrangle
981	quarrels, misunderstandings, and enmities
982	quarrels, misunderstandings, enmities, and disapprovals
983	quavering voice
984	queer and affected
985	queer tolerance
986	quenchless despair
987	queries, echoes, reactions, and after-thoughts
988	querulous and plaintive
989	querulous disposition
990	Question me, if you wish
991	question of honor
992	questionable data
993	Questioned and tested in the crucible of experience
994	questioning gaze
995	Questions and answers sounding like a continuous popping of corks
996	questions, disputes, and controversies
997	quibble and fabricate
998	quibbling speech
999	Quibbling, I call it

Nonsense13 (d999)

d999	Result
1	quick in suggestion
2	quick sensibility
3	quick, impetuous, sweeping, and expeditious
4	quicken into life
5	quicken with pride
6	quicken, sharpen, and intensify
7	Quickened and enriched by new contacts with life and truth
8	Quickened into a stabbing suspicion
9	quickness and agility
10	quickness of apprehension
11	Quickness to conceive and courage to execute
12	quiescent melancholy
13	quiet and unobtrusive
14	Quiet as a nun's face
15	quiet cynicism
16	quiet, peaceful, sane, and normal
17	quiet, unaffected, and unostentatious
18	Quietly as a cloud he stole
19	Quietude which seemed to him beautiful as clear depths of water
20	quintessential and nuclear
21	quips and cranks
22	quirks and graces
23	Quite destitute of resources
24	Quite so
25	Quite the wisest thing you can do
26	quiver with anxiety
27	quivering and fearful
28	quivering excitement
29	Quivering like an eager race-horse to start
30	quivering of pain
31	Quivering with restrained grief
32	quixotic impulse
33	Quixotically generous about money
34	quizzical and whimsical
35	quizzical expression
36	quondam foe
37	racial prejudice
38	racked and oppressed
39	racked by suffering
40	racy and incisive
41	racy humor
42	racy, smart, spicy, and pungent
43	radiance of morning
44	radiant happiness
45	Radiant with the beautiful glamor of youth
46	radiant with victory
47	Radiantly and transparently happy
48	radical distinction
49	rage and apprehension
50	Rage, rage ye tears, that never more should creep
51	raging billows
52	Railed at the world
53	raise, refine, and elevate
54	rambling looseness
55	rampant wickedness
56	Ran like a young fawn
57	ran through the green and gold of pasture lands
58	ran through the texture of his mind and died away
59	rancorous animosities
60	random preconceptions
61	range of experience
62	rank and learning
63	rank luxuriance
64	Ransack the vocabulary
65	rant and gush
66	ranting optimism
67	rapacious speculation
68	rapacity and villainy
69	rapid transitions
70	rapid, robust, and effective
71	rapidity and precision
72	rapt and silent
73	rapt, emotional, and mystic
74	rapture and enthusiasm
75	raptures, transports, and fancies
76	rapturous adoration
77	rare and exquisite
78	Rare candor and flexibility of mind
79	rare endowment
80	Rare fidelity of purpose and achievement
81	rarefied humor
82	Rarely brought to pass
83	rash, violent, and indefinite
84	rashly overrated
85	rashness and heedlessness
86	rashness of intention
87	Rather loquacious, I think
88	rational discourse
89	rational, sane, sound, and sensible
90	Rattle in the ear like a flourish of trumpets
91	rattled gustily against the windows
92	ravages of time
93	ravenous eagerness
94	ravenous, greedy, voracious, and grasping
95	ravishing spectacle
96	raw composition
97	ray of hope
98	Rays springing from the east like golden arrows
99	reaches of achievement
100	reactionary movement
101	Read but your history aright
102	readiness, skill, and accuracy
103	Reading between the lines
104	reading, reflection, and observation
105	ready and spontaneous
106	ready in resource
107	ready sympathy
108	ready to snap at a touch
109	reaffirmed, amplified, and maintained
110	real and positive
111	real, earnest, and energetic
112	realistic and effective
113	realistic portrayal
114	realities of life
115	Really--you must go?
116	Really? I should have thought otherwise
117	realm of peace
118	reanimating ideas
119	reasonable and practical
120	reasonably probable
121	Reassure me, if you can
122	rebellion and disloyalty
123	rebellious thought
124	rebound of fascination
125	rebuffs and anxieties
126	Recently we had occasion
127	receptive and responsive
128	reciprocal influence
129	reckless lavishness
130	recognized and honored
131	recognized authority
132	recoil and reaction
133	recoiling in terror
134	Recollect, sir
135	reconciliation and peace
136	recondite and abstruse
137	recondite description
138	reconnoiter and explore
139	reconstructive era
140	recourse to falsehood
141	recovered composure
142	recreation and amusement
143	recreation, sport, pastime, and amusement
144	rectitude and delicacy
145	rectitude of soul
146	recumbent figure
147	recurring doubt
148	Red as the print of a kiss might be
149	Red tape of officialdom
150	reddening dawn
151	redeeming and transforming
152	Redolent of the night lamp
153	Redolent with the homely scent of old-fashioned herbs and flowers
154	redoubled activity
155	redress of grievances
156	reduced to impotence
157	redundance of words
158	Reeling headlong in luxury and sensuality
159	Referring to your esteemed favor
160	refined and dignified
161	refinement of style
162	refining influence
163	Reflect upon the possible consequences
164	Reflected each in the other like stars in a lake
165	Reflecting the solemn and unfathomable stars
166	Reflections such as these
167	reflective habits
168	refractory temper
169	Refreshed like dusty grass after a shower
170	refreshing and invigorating
171	Refreshing as descending rains to sunburnt climes
172	refreshing novelty
173	refuted by reason
174	regal countenance
175	regard and esteem
176	regard with loathing
177	regard, esteem, and affection
178	Regarded with an exulting pride
179	Regarded with sincere abhorrence
180	regret and remorse
181	regretful melancholy
182	Regretting our inability to serve you in the present instance
183	regular and symmetrical
184	regular recurrence
185	Regulated by the fixed rules of good-breeding
186	Rehabilitated and restored to dignity
187	reins of life
188	rejection and scorn
189	relapse into savagery
190	relate with zest
191	related to eternity
192	relation, work, duty, and pleasure
193	relatively mild
194	Relatively speaking
195	relaxation, recreation, and pleasure
196	relaxed discipline
197	relentless justice
198	reliable and trustworthy
199	reliable, accurate, truthful, and duty-loving
200	relief and redress
201	religion, politics, and literature
202	Religious rights and ceremonies
203	religious scruples
204	relish of beauty
205	Reluctant as we are to believe
206	Reluctant to appear in so equivocal a character
207	reluctant tolerance
208	Reluctantly I admit it
209	Rely upon it
210	remarkable and interesting
211	remarkable sagacity
212	remedial measure
213	Remember, I do not seek to
214	Remembering some past occurrences
215	reminiscences, associations, and impressions
216	remorse of guilt
217	remorseful and sullen
218	remorseless logic
219	Remorselessly swept into oblivion
220	remote and distant
221	Remote as the hidden star
222	remote epoch
223	remote in character
224	remote, careless, and indifferent
225	rend and devastate
226	Render null and void
227	rendered into music
228	renowned achievement
229	Rent by internal contentions
230	reparations, restitutions, and guarantees
231	repeat to satiety
232	repeated falsification
233	repel with indignation
234	repelled by censure
235	repellent and ungracious
236	repelling vices
237	repentant sense
238	repetition and reiteration
239	reports, stories, rumors, and suspicions
240	reprehensible action
241	repress and silence
242	repress, curb, and correct
243	repressed ardor
244	reproach, dishonor, disgrace, and ignominy
245	reproach, shame, and remorse
246	reproachful misgiving
247	reproof, correction, and instruction
248	repugnance and aversion
249	Repugnant alike to reason and conscience
250	repugnant to justice
251	repulsive and loathsome
252	repulsive spectacle
253	reputed disposition
254	Requesting your kind attention to this matter
255	requisite expertness
256	requisite to success
257	resentful flame
258	resentment and indignation
259	resentment, hatred, and despair
260	reserve and coyness
261	residue of truth
262	Resigned to growing infirmities
263	resilient spirit
264	Resist a common adversary
265	resistless and implacable
266	resistless might
267	resolute daring
268	resolute, patient, and fervent
269	resoluteness of conviction
270	resolution and effort
271	resolve into nothingness
272	resonant and tuneful
273	resonant gaiety
274	resort to violence
275	resounding blare
276	Resounding generalities and conventional rhetoric
277	resource of expression
278	resourceful and unscrupulous
279	resourceful wickedness
280	resourceful, steadfast, and skilful
281	Respect forbade downright contradiction
282	respect, admiration, and homage
283	respected and obeyed
284	respectful condescension
285	resplendent brightness
286	responsibilities and burdens
287	responsive throb
288	rest, respite, and peace
289	Resting on some collateral circumstance
290	restive and bored
291	restless and impatient
292	Restless and sore and haughty feelings were busy within
293	Restless as a blue-bottle fly on a warm summer's day
294	restless inquisitiveness
295	restless, discontented, and rebellious
296	restorative influence
297	restrained by violence
298	restrained, calm, quiet, and placid
299	restraint of speech
300	restraint, self-denial, and austerity
301	restricted meaning
302	resultant limitation
303	retaliating blows
304	retaliation and revenge
305	retarding influence
306	reticence and repose
307	reticent, restrained, and reserved
308	Retort leaped to his lips
309	retreat into silence
310	retreating footsteps
311	Returning, then, to the consideration
312	Revealed his doings like those of bees in a glass hive
313	revel in danger
314	revel of imagination
315	revengeful scowl
316	revered and cherished
317	reverent enthusiasm
318	reverential, disciplined, self-controlling, and devoted
319	reverie, contemplation, and loneliness
320	reverses and disasters
321	Reverting to another matter
322	revised and corrected
323	revolting cynicism
324	revolution and sedition
325	revolutionary tradition
326	revulsion of feeling
327	rhapsodical eulogy
328	rhapsodies and panegyrics
329	rhetorical amplification
330	Rhetorical and ambitious diction
331	rhythmical movements
332	Rich and exuberant complexities
333	Rich as the dawn
334	rich in variety
335	rich, thoughtful, and glowing
336	richly emblazoned
337	richness and fertility
338	richness of outline
339	riddle of existence
340	Ride like the wind through the night
341	ridicule and censure
342	ridicule of ignorance
343	ridicule, sarcasm, and invective
344	right and praiseworthy
345	righteous indignation
346	rightful distinction
347	rights, powers, and privileges
348	Rigid adherence to conventionalities
349	Rigid and exact boundaries
350	rigid and inexpressive
351	rigid propriety
352	rigid, inelastic, stiff, and unbending
353	rigorous reservation
354	riot of words
355	riotous clamor
356	ripe reflection
357	ripened into love
358	ripeness and plenitude
359	ripeness of wisdom
360	rise, flourish, and decay
361	rising by industry
362	rising misgivings
363	rivals and antagonists
364	Rivers that like silver threads
365	riveted attention
366	roar and ring
367	Roared like mountain torrents
368	roars of exultation
369	robe of humility
370	robust and rugged
371	robust sense
372	robustness of mind
373	robustness, elasticity, and firmness
374	rococo and affected
375	rollicking mirth
376	Rolling it under the tongue as a sweet morsel
377	romance, adventure, and passion
378	romantic and pathetic
379	romantic solitudes
380	root of individuality
381	rooted habits
382	Rooted in immeasurable error and falsity
383	rooted in prejudice
384	rose like a vast empty house through which
385	roseate tints
386	rough and barren
387	rough brutality
388	rough, barren, and unsightly
389	rough, rude, gruff, and surly
390	Round my chair the children run like little things of dancing gold
391	round of platitudes
392	roundabout and complicated
393	roundabout approach
394	roused and stimulated
395	Roused to tumultuous activity
396	rousing chorus
397	royal exultations
398	rubicund tinge
399	Ruddy as sunrise
400	Ruddy his face as the morning light
401	Rude and blind criticism
402	rude and fiery
403	rude awakening
404	rude, curt, insolent, and unpleasant
405	rude, sulky, and overbearing
406	Rudely disconcerting in her behavior
407	Rudely reminded of life's serious issues
408	rudimentary effort
409	rueful conclusion
410	ruffled feelings
411	Ruffling out his cravat with a crackle of starch,
412	rugged and inaccessible
413	rugged austerity
414	ruling motive
415	rumbling hoarseness
416	ruminating mood
417	rumors and impressions
418	run to seed
419	rung far down under the humming waters
420	Running to and fro like frightened sheep
421	runs through the warp and woof of one's life
422	rural imagery
423	rush into print
424	rush of agony
425	rush, roar, and shriek
426	rushing and gurgling
427	Rushing and hurrying about like a June-bug
428	rust and disuse
429	rust of neglect
430	rustic simplicity
431	rustle their pale leaves listlessly
432	rustling forest
433	ruthless commercialism
434	ruts of conventionality
435	sacerdotal preeminence
436	sacred tenderness
437	sacredness, dignity, and loveliness
438	Sacrificed to a futile sort of treadmill
439	sacrilegious violence
440	sacrosanct fetish
441	sad and melancholy
442	sad, despondent, melancholy, and depressed
443	sad, gloomy, and suspicious
444	saddle with responsibility
445	Sadly counterbalanced by numerous faults
446	sadly disconcerted
447	sadness of soul
448	Sadness prevailed among her moods
449	safe, sensible, and sane
450	sagacious mind
451	sagacity and virtue
452	sage reflections
453	Said with epigrammatic point
454	saintly serenity
455	salient feature
456	salutary amusement
457	Salutary in the extreme
458	Salutary tonic of a free current of public criticism
459	sanctimonious hypocrite
460	sanctioned by experience
461	Sanctuaries where the passions may, like wild falcons,
462	sane and simple
463	sane observer
464	sane, sober, sound, and rational
465	sanguinary measures
466	sanguine expectations
467	sanguine of success
468	sanguine, impulsive, and irrepressible
469	Sanity and quietness of soul
470	sanity of judgment
471	sarcasm, satire, and ridicule
472	sarcastic and cruel
473	sarcastic incredulity
474	sardonic taciturnity
475	satiety, surfeit, and tedium
476	satirical critic
477	satisfying equipoise
478	savage satirist
479	savage, fierce, and intractable
480	savoring of quackery
481	sayings and quibbles
482	Sayings that stir the blood like the sound of a trumpet
483	scalding jests
484	scandalize, vilify, traduce, and offend
485	scandalous falsehood
486	scant and incidental
487	scant recognition
488	scantiness of resources
489	scanty, pinched, slender, and insufficient
490	scarves of smoke
491	scathing satire
492	scattered and desultory
493	scattered distractions
494	Scattered love as stars do light
495	scenes and associations
496	scheming, contriving, and dishonesty
497	scholarly attainments
498	scholastic and erudite
499	school of adversity
500	schooled in self-restraint
501	science, art, religion, and philosophy
502	scientific and exact
503	scientific curiosity
504	scintillating and brilliant
505	scintillating wit
506	scoffing and unbelief
507	scoffing defiance
508	scope and significance
509	scope, design, purpose, and judgment
510	scorched and shriveled
511	Scorched with the lightning of momentary indignation
512	scorching criticism
513	scorn and loathing
514	Scorned as an impracticable theory
515	scornful negligence
516	Scornful of petty calculations
517	Scorning such paltry devices
518	Scotched but not slain
519	scrap of knowledge
520	scream with terror
521	Screen themselves from punishment
522	scriptural exegesis
523	scrubby foreland
524	scruple of conscience
525	scrupulous and anxious
526	Scrupulous and chivalrous loyalty
527	scrupulous fidelity
528	scrupulous in conduct
529	Scrupulous morality of conduct
530	scrutinize with care
531	scrutiny and investigation
532	sculptured sphinx
533	scurrilous blustering
534	Sea-gulls flying like flakes of the sea
535	searching and irresistible
536	searching eye
537	searchlight of truth
538	seared and scorched
539	secluded byways
540	secondary and subsidiary
541	secret dismay
542	secretive and furtive
543	sectarian sternness
544	SECTION III
545	SECTION VI
546	secure anchorage
547	sedate and serious
548	sedentary occupation
549	seditious speaking
550	seductive whisperings
551	sedulously fostered
552	See with eagle glance through conventionalisms
553	seek to overawe
554	Seem to savor of paradox
555	Seem to swim in a sort of blurred mist before the eyes
556	seemed to go hand in hand like a happy aged couple
557	seeming artlessness
558	seething hate
559	seething with sedition
560	Seething with suppressed wrath
561	Seize on greedily
562	Seize the auspicious moment
563	selective instinct
564	self-absorbed, conceited, and contemptuous
565	Self-centered anxiety and preoccupation
566	Self-command born of varied intercourse
567	self-conscious activity
568	self-conscious, artificial, and affected
569	self-deprecating irony
570	self-exacting, laborious, and inexhaustible
571	Self-interest of the most compelling character
572	selfish and overbearing
573	Selfish and uselessly recondite
574	selfish vindictiveness
575	Selfishness pampered by abundance
576	selfishness, coarseness, and mendacity
577	selfsame strain
578	semblance of composure
579	senile sensualist
580	sensation of pity
581	sensational and trivial
582	sense of urgency
583	sense, grace, and good-will
584	senseless and unreasoning
585	senseless gibberish
586	Senses of marvelous acuteness
587	sensibilities and emotions
588	sensibility, harmony, and energy
589	Sensible diminution of our comfort
590	sensibly abated
591	Sensitive and apprehensive temperament
592	sensitive and capricious
593	sensitive, ardent, and conscientious
594	sensitively courteous
595	sensual, cruel, selfish, and unscrupulous
596	Sensuous enjoyment of the outward show of life
597	sensuous music
598	sentence, judgment, verdict, and doom
599	Sentences level and straight like a hurled lance
600	sententious and tiresome
601	sententious wisdom
602	sentiment and passion
603	sentiment of disapprobation
604	sentimental twaddle
605	Sentimental wailings for the past
606	sepulchral quiet
607	sequence of events
608	sequestered nook
609	seraphic promiscuousness
610	serene and quiet
611	serene triumph
612	serene, composed, conservative, and orderly
613	serene, ineffable, and flawless
614	Serenity beamed from his look
615	serenity of mind
616	Serenity of paralysis and death
617	serious and studious
618	serious resentment
619	serious, calm, and searching
620	Seriously, then, do I beg you
621	Seriousness lurked in the depths of her eyes
622	serpentine curves
623	Serve the innocent purposes of life
624	serve to embitter
625	Served to recruit his own jaded ideas
626	servile obedience
627	sesquipedalian words
628	Set anew in some fresh and appealing form
629	Set down with meticulous care
630	set in motion
631	Setting all the sane traditions at defiance
632	settled dislike
633	settled, adjusted, and balanced
634	several, sundry, many, and various
635	severe and saturnine
636	severe censure
637	severe, stern, stiff, and stringent
638	severity of style
639	shabbiness and vulgarity
640	shabby imitation
641	shackles of civilization
642	shade of doubt
643	shadow of truth
644	shadowy abstraction
645	shadowy and confused
646	Shadowy faces, known in dreams, pass as petals upon a stream
647	Shadowy vistas of sylvan beauty
648	shady retirements
649	Shake like an aspen leaf
650	Shaken off like a nightmare
651	shaking out their perfume as from a swung censer
652	Shall I tell you
653	Shall we complain
654	Shall we have a compact?
655	shallow sophistry
656	shallow, false, and petty
657	shallowness of thought
658	sham enthusiasm
659	shambling gait
660	shame and mortification
661	shamed demeanor
662	shameless injustice
663	shameless, corrupt, depraved, and vicious
664	Shames us out of our nonsense
665	shams and hypocrisies
666	shaped and sculptured
667	shaped by tradition
668	Shapeless as a sack of wool
669	shapeless conformations
670	shapes, forms, and artifices
671	shaping impulses
672	sharp and vigorous
673	Sharp outbursts of hatred and bitterness
674	sharp rebuke
675	Sharp restrictions of duty and opportunity
676	Sharply and definitely conceived
677	sharpness, bitterness, and sarcasm
678	Shattered like so much glass
679	shattered reason
680	She affected disdain
681	She assented in precisely the right terms
682	She bandies adjectives with the best
683	She brightened like a child whose broken toy is glued together
684	She challenged his dissent
685	She cherished no petty resentments
686	She could summon tears as one summons servants
687	She curled her fastidious lip
688	She curled her lip with defiant scorn
689	She danced like a flower in the wind
690	She did her best to mask her agitation
691	She disarmed anger and softened asperity
692	She disclaimed fatigue
693	She disclaimed the weariness that
694	She exuded a faint and intoxicating perfume of womanliness,
695	She fell into a dreamy silence
696	She fell into abstracted reverie
697	She felt herself carried off her feet by the rush of incoherent impressions
698	She felt like an unrepentant criminal
699	She fled like a spirit from the room
700	She flounders like a huge conger-eel in an ocean of dingy morality
701	She flushed an agitated pink
702	She forced a faint quivering smile
703	She frowned incomprehension
704	She gave him a surprised look,
705	She gave off antipathies as a liquid gives off vapor
706	She had an air of restrained fury
707	She had an undercurrent of acidity
708	She had lost her way in a labyrinth of conjecture
709	She has an extraordinary gift of conversation
710	She has great eyes like the doe
711	She heard him like one in a dream
712	She hugged the thought of her own unknown and unapplauded integrity
713	She is easily prejudiced
714	She let the soft waves of her deep hair fall like flowers from Paradise
715	She lingered a few leisurely seconds
716	She looked like a tall golden candle
717	She looked like the picture of a young rapt saint, lost in heavenly musing
718	She moved like mirth incarnate
719	She nestles like a dove
720	She nodded mutely
721	She nourished a dream of ambition
722	She permitted herself a delicate little smile
723	She played with a hundred possibilities
724	She played with grave cabinets as a cat plays with a mouse
725	She poured out on him the full opulence of a proud recognition
726	She questioned inimically
727	She recaptured herself with difficulty
728	She regarded him stonily out of flint-blue eyes
729	She sat eyeing him with frosty calm
730	She saw this planet like a star hung in the glistening depths of even
731	She seemed as happy as a wave that dances on the sea
732	She seemed the embodiment of dauntless resolution
733	She seemed wrapped in a veil of lassitude
734	She seems uncommonly appreciative
735	She shall be sportive as the fawn
736	She shook hands grudgingly
737	She softened her frown to a quivering smile
738	She spoke with hurried eagerness
739	She spoke with sweet severity
740	She stilled and trampled on the inward protest
741	She stood her ground with the most perfect dignity
742	She stood silent a moment, dropping before him like a broken branch
743	She strangled a fierce tide of feeling that welled up within her
744	She swept away all opposing opinion with the swift rush of her enthusiasm
745	She that passed had lips like pinks
746	She thrived on insincerity
747	She took refuge in a passionate exaggeration of her own insufficiency
748	She twitted him merrily
749	She walked like a galley-slave
750	She walks in beauty like the night
751	She was as brilliant, and as hard too, as electric light
752	She was both weary and placated
753	She was conscious of a tumultuous rush of sensations
754	She was demure and dimly appealing
755	She was exquisitely simple
756	She was gripped with a sense of suffocation and panic
757	She was in an anguish of sharp and penetrating remorse
758	She was oppressed by a dead melancholy
759	She was silent, standing before him like a little statuesque figure
760	She was stricken to the soul
761	She will be immensely surprised
762	She wore an air of wistful questioning
763	sheepish look
764	sheer boredom
765	Sheer midsummer madness
766	Sheer superfluity of happiness
767	shelter and safeguard
768	sheltering hypocrisy
769	shifting panorama
770	shifts and compromises
771	shimmering gaiety
772	Shining like the dewy star of dawn
773	shining virtues
774	shivering and chattering
775	Shivering pine-trees, like phantoms
776	shivering soul
777	shivering, moaning, and weeping
778	shock of apprehension
779	shock, surprise, terror, and forlornness
780	shocked and astonished
781	shocked into attention
782	shocking rudeness
783	shoreless sea
784	short and precarious
785	shortening days
786	Should there be objection, I answer
787	Should you decide to act upon this latter suggestion
788	shouts of approval
789	Show me that the two cases are analogous
790	shower of abuse
791	Showy as damask-rose and shy as musk
792	shreds and tatters
793	shrewd and diligent
794	shrewd suspicion
795	shrewd, artful, and designing
796	shrewish look
797	shriek of wrath
798	shrill and piercing
799	Shrill as the loon's call
800	shrill dissonance
801	shrinking and nervous
802	Shrivel like paper thrust into a flame
803	shrunken wisp
804	shuddering reluctance
805	shuffling preliminaries
806	shuttle of life
807	shy and subdued
808	Shy as the squirrel
809	shy obeisance
810	shy, wild, and provocative
811	sibilant oath
812	sick with dread
813	sick, ashamed, and disillusioned
814	Sickening contrasts and diabolic ironies of life
815	sickening jealousy
816	sidelong glance
817	sigh of wind
818	Sights seen as a traveling swallow might see them on the wing
819	significant and sinister
820	significant symbol
821	signs and tokens
822	silence and obscurity
823	Silence deep as death
824	Silence fell
825	Silence now is brooding
826	Silence that seemed heavy and dark; like a passing cloud
827	silent agony
828	silent, cold, and motionless
829	silken filaments
830	Silly displays of cheap animosity
831	silly escapades
832	silvery sea
833	similar amplitude
834	similarities and resemblances
835	Simple and obvious to a plain understanding
836	simple and straightforward
837	simple rectitude
838	simple, full, and impressive
839	simple, hearty, joyous, and affectionate
840	simpletons and nincompoops
841	simulated rapture
842	simultaneous acclamation
843	sin, injustice, grievance, and crime
844	sin, selfishness, and luxury
845	Since, then, it is provided
846	Since, then, this is the case
847	sincere hospitality
848	sincere, placable, and generous
849	sincerity and frankness
850	sinewy and active
851	Singing lustily as if to exorcise the demon of gloom
852	singleness of purpose
853	singular sensitiveness
854	Sinister and fatal augury
855	sinister forebodings
856	sink into insignificance
857	Sinks clamorous like mill-waters at wild play
858	sinuous movements
859	Sir, with all my heart, I respond
860	Sits like the maniac on his fancied throne
861	skeptical contempt
862	Skies as clear as babies' eyes
863	skill and coolness
864	skill, courage, prowess, and attractiveness
865	skill, sagacity, and firmness
866	skilled in controversy
867	skillfully maintained
868	Skirmishes and retreats of conscience
869	skulk and shirk
870	Skulking beneath a high-sounding benevolence
871	skulking look
872	Slack-minded skimming of newspapers
873	slackened tension
874	slave of malice
875	Slavish doctrines of sectarianism
876	slavish imitation
877	sledge-hammer blows
878	sleek and languid
879	Sleek and thick and yellow as gold
880	sleekness, stealth, and savagery
881	sleepless soul
882	sleepy enchantment
883	sleepy, soporific, sluggish, and dull
884	Slender and thin as a slender wire
885	Slender experience of the facts of life
886	slender resource
887	slight acceleration
888	slight and precarious
889	slim, slender, slight, and scraggy
890	slipshod and untidy
891	slipt forth the slender figure of the Dawn
892	Slope towards extinction
893	slothfulness and perversity
894	slough of ignorance
895	slovenly deportment
896	slovenly, base, and untrue
897	Slow and resistless forces of conviction
898	slow and sluggish
899	slow stupefaction
900	Slow the movement was and tortuous
901	slow, dilatory, slack, and procrastinating
902	slow, reluctant, and unwelcome
903	Slowly as a tortoise
904	Slowly as the finger of a clock, her shadow came
905	Slowly disengaging its significance from the thicket of words
906	Slowly moved off and disappeared
907	Slowly, unnoted, like the creeping rust
908	sluggish resolution
909	slumber of death
910	slumbering and unsuspected
911	slumbering stream
912	smacking breeze
913	small and hampered
914	small aptitude
915	Small as a grain of mustard seed
916	smile of raillery
917	smiling repose
918	smirched and tarnished
919	smirking commonplace
920	smirking, garrulous, and pretentious
921	smitten into ice
922	smoldering resentment
923	Smooth as a pond
924	Smooth as the pillar flashing in the sun
925	smooth, sentimental, and harmonious
926	smoothness and artifice
927	smothered sob
928	smug hypocrisy
929	Smug respectability and self-content
930	smug, fat, and complacent
931	snappish impertinence
932	Snatch some advantage
933	sneering and sentimental
934	sneering jibes
935	sneers, innuendoes, and insinuations
936	snowy whiteness
937	snubbed into quiescence
938	Snug as a bug in a rug
939	snug retreat
940	So accustomed are we
941	So at least it seems to me
942	So elusive that the memory of it afterwards
943	So far as I know
944	So far as my observation and experience goes
945	So far in general
946	So far so good
947	So I inferred
948	So I say to you
949	So innocent in her exuberant happiness
950	So it comes to pass
951	So long as we continue to love truth and duty
952	So many requests of a similar nature come to us
953	So men are asking
954	So much at first sight
955	So much on this subject
956	So much the better for me
957	So my spirit beat itself like a caged bird against its prison bars in vain
958	So that I may venture to say
959	So that if you were persuaded
960	So then ought we also
961	So when I hear people say
962	so white and cold and delicate it was
963	So you observe the transformation?
964	So, to add one other example
965	So, too, I may go on to speak
966	Soar into a rosy zone of contemplation
967	soaring ambition
968	Soaring as swift as smoke from a volcano springs
969	sob with anguish
970	sobbing wail
971	sober melancholy
972	soberly and truthfully
973	social banalities
974	social, esthetic, and intellectual
975	Socialized and exacting studies
976	sociological bearing
977	soft allurement
978	Soft as a zephyr
979	Soft as sleep the snow fell
980	Soft as Spring
981	Soft as the down of the turtle dove
982	Soft as the landscape of a dream
983	Soft as the south-wind
984	Soft in their color as gray pearls
985	Soft vibrations of verbal melody, like the sound of a golden bell
986	Softened by the solicitude of untiring and anxious love
987	softness and effeminacy
988	solace of adversity
989	solemn and dramatic
990	solemn emptiness
991	solemn, profound, serious, and difficult
992	solicit, urge, implore, and importune
993	Soliciting a continuance of your patronage
994	solid knowledge
995	solidifying substance
996	solitary and idle
997	Solitary and sorely smitten souls
998	solitary grandeur
999	solitary, sedentary, and lifeless

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d999	Result
1	solitude and depression
2	somber relations
3	Some dim-remembered and dream-like images
4	Some exquisite refinement in the architecture of the brain
5	Some flash of witty irrelevance
6	Some gleams of feeling pure and warm as sunshine on a sky of storm
7	Some have insisted
8	Some like veiled ghosts hurrying past
9	Some minds are like an open fire--how direct and instant
10	Some of you can recall the time
11	Some of you may think this visionary
12	Some of you will remember
13	Some one will perhaps object
14	Some prejudice is attached
15	Some very undignified disclosures
16	Some writer has said
17	Something amuses you
18	Something curiously suggestive and engaging
19	Something divine seemed to cling around her like some subtle vapor
20	Something eminently human beaconed from his eyes
21	Something essentially inexpressible
22	Something full of urgent haste
23	Something indescribably reckless and desperate in such a picture
24	Something resistant and inert, like the obstinate rolling over
25	Something sharp and brilliant, like the glitter of a sword
26	Something stifling and over-perfumed
27	Something that seizes tyrannously upon the soul
28	Sometimes I venture to think
29	Sometimes it may happen
30	Sometimes the absurdity of it occurs to me
31	somewhat scandalized
32	somnolent state
33	sonorous and musical
34	sonorous simplicity
35	sons and scions
36	sophistical argument
37	soporific and sodden
38	soporific emanations
39	sordid and stupid
40	sordid selfishness
41	Sore beset by the pressure of temptation
42	sorely beset
43	sorrow and lamentation
44	sorrow, disaster, unhappiness, and bereavement
45	Sorrowful eyes like those of wearied kine spent from the plowing
46	sorrowful resignation
47	soul of generosity
48	soulless and mindless
49	soulless mechanism
50	sound in theory
51	sound, human, and healthy
52	sounding verbiage
53	sour, malignant, and envious
54	source of renown
55	soured by misfortune
56	sourly ascetic
57	sovereign and independent
58	sovereign panacea
59	spacious and lofty
60	spacious tracklessness
61	spacious, clean, and comfortable
62	spark of perception
63	sparkling and spontaneous
64	sparkling splendor
65	spasmodic and hysterical
66	Speaking in this place
67	Speaking with all due respect
68	specialized skill
69	species of despotism
70	specific characteristics
71	specious artifice
72	Specious show of impeccability
73	Spectacular display of wrath
74	spectral fears
75	speculative rubbish
76	speechless surprise
77	speechless, motionless, and amazed
78	speedy and inevitable
79	speedy extinction
80	spell of emotion
81	spendthrift prodigality
82	sphere of influence
83	spice of caricature
84	spicy and pungent
85	Spinning a network of falsehoods
86	spirit, vigor, and variety
87	spirited vindication
88	spiritual and invisible
89	Spiritual and moral significance
90	spiritual dazzlement
91	spiteful and sordid
92	spitefulness, dishonesty, and cruelty
93	splash and dash
94	splendid but chill
95	splendid irony
96	splendid, powerful, and enduring
97	splendor and glory
98	splendor of imagination
99	splenetic imagination
100	spontaneity and intensity
101	spontaneity, freedom, ease, and adequacy
102	spontaneous challenge
103	sporadic exception
104	sportive and playful
105	sportive gaiety
106	spotless honor
107	Spread like wildfire
108	sprightly and vigorous
109	sprightly talk
110	spur and impulse
111	Spur and whip the tired mind into action
112	spur of necessity
113	spur to action
114	spurious and misleading
115	spurious enthusiasm
116	squalid and dismal
117	squalid distress
118	squandered talent
119	squeamish taste
120	squirm with delight
121	Squirrel-in-the-cage kind of movement
122	staggering surprise
123	stainless womanhood
124	Stale and facile platitudes
125	stale sciolism
126	stalwart defiance
127	stammer in confusion
128	stammered apology
129	Stamped with unutterable and solemn woe
130	Stamping like a plowman to shuffle off the snow
131	starched sterility
132	stare and gasp
133	Stared about like calves in a pen
134	Staring in helpless bewilderment
135	starlit eminence
136	start of uneasiness
137	Startled into perilous activity
138	Startling as this may appear to you
139	startling eccentricity
140	Startling leaps over vast gulfs of time
141	startling, alarming, and vehement
142	starving proletariat
143	stateliness of movement
144	stately and ponderous
145	stately stride
146	stately, stern, august, and implacable
147	statesmanlike person
148	statesmanship and character
149	statesmen, philosophers, and divines
150	Stating only the truth, I affirm
151	statistical knowledge
152	statuesque immobility
153	staunch and influential
154	staunch manhood
155	stay and solace
156	steadfast and resolute
157	Steadfast as the soul of truth
158	steadfast obedience
159	steadily and patiently
160	steadiness, self-control, and serenity
161	steady, reliable, dependable, and well-balanced
162	Steals lingering like a river smooth
163	Stealthily escaping observation
164	stealthy and hostile
165	Stem the tide of opinion
166	stentorian voice
167	stereotyped commonness
168	sterile hatred
169	sterling sense
170	stern and unbending
171	stern defiance
172	Stern determination to inflict summary justice
173	Stern emptying of the soul
174	stern, forbidding, and unfeeling
175	stern, severe, abrupt, and unreasonable
176	stiff and cumbersome
177	stiff conceit
178	stiff, decorous, and formal
179	stifled convulsions
180	stifling and venomous
181	Stigmatized as moral cowards
182	still and translucent
183	Still another encouraging fact
184	Still as death
185	Still further
186	Still I can not part from my subject
187	Still I have generally found
188	Still I imagine you would consider it
189	Still I know what answer I can make to
190	Still it may with justice be said
191	still must croon her ancient sorrows to the cold white moon
192	Still one thing more
193	still solitudes
194	Still we ought to be grateful
195	Still, you might make an exception
196	stilted bombast
197	Stimulated to an ever deepening subtlety
198	Stimulated to profitable industry
199	stimulating and wholesome
200	stimulating impression
201	stimulus to ambition
202	sting of satire
203	stinging reproach
204	stings and stimulants
205	stinted endowment
206	stipulated reward
207	stir and tumult
208	Stirred into a true access of enthusiasm
209	stirred to remonstrance
210	stock pleasantries
211	stoic callousness
212	stole the faint tinkle of a guitar
213	stolid and soulless
214	stolid obstinacy
215	stolidity of sensation
216	Stony insensibility to the small pricks and frictions of daily life
217	stony stare
218	Stood like a wave-beaten rock
219	Stopped as if on the verge of profundities
220	storehouse of facts
221	storied traditions
222	stories, pictures, shows and representations
223	storm of criticism
224	stormy passion
225	stout assertion
226	straggling association
227	Straight as a ray of light
228	Straight as an arrow
229	straightforward logic
230	straightway vanished
231	strain and struggle
232	strained interpretation
233	strained, worn, and haggard
234	straitened circumstance
235	strange and incomprehensible
236	Strange as it may seem
237	Strange capacities and suggestions both of vehemence and pride
238	Strange frankness of cynical brutality
239	Strange laughings and glitterings of silver streamlets
240	Strange streak of melancholy
241	strange wistfulness
242	strange, dark, and mysterious
243	Strangely it's true
244	Strangled by a snare of words
245	stratagems and plots
246	stream of humanity
247	Streamed like a meteor through the troubled air
248	Streamed o'er his memory like a forest flame
249	Streaming tears, like pearl drops from a flint
250	strength, agility, violence, and activity
251	strengthen, invigorate, and discipline
252	Strenuous and conscientious endeavor
253	strenuous and energetic
254	strenuous insistence
255	strenuous, intelligent, and alive
256	stress of life
257	Stretched out in dreary monotony
258	stricken in years
259	stricken into silence
260	Strict and unalloyed veracity
261	strictly and absolutely
262	Strictly in confidence, I do not think
263	Strictly speaking, there is no such thing
264	strides in civilization
265	strife and contention
266	striking and picturesque
267	striking diversity
268	striking in character
269	Striking with the force of an engine of destruction
270	striking, bold, and magnificent
271	string of episodes
272	stringent statement
273	Stripped to its bare skeleton
274	stripped, swept, and bare
275	Strode forth imperiously
276	stroke of fate
277	strong and youthful
278	Strong as a bison
279	strong aversion
280	strong, cool, and inflexible
281	strong, inventive, daring, and resourceful
282	Struck by a sudden curiosity
283	Struck dumb with strange surprise
284	Struck incessantly and remorselessly
285	structure and organization
286	struggled, surprised, through the mist and disappeared
287	struggles and misgivings
288	stubborn reality
289	studied and artificial
290	studied, discussed, and debated
291	studious reserve
292	stultified mind
293	stung by derision
294	Stung by his thoughts, and impatient of rest
295	Stung by the splendor of the prospect
296	stunned and insensible
297	stunning crash
298	stunted in growth
299	Stupendous and awe-inspiring spectacle
300	stupendous magnitude
301	stupid bewilderment
302	stupor and despair
303	sturdy and manly
304	sturdy genuineness
305	sturdy, energetic, and high-minded
306	style and temperament
307	Style comes, if at all, like the bloom upon fruit,
308	style, manner, and disposition
309	suave and winning
310	subaltern attitude
311	subconscious conviction
312	Subdued passages of unobtrusive majesty
313	subduing influence
314	subject to scrutiny
315	Subject to the vicissitudes of fortune
316	Subjected to the grossest cruelties
317	sublime and aspiring
318	sublime anticipations
319	Sublime indifference to contemporary usage and taste
320	sublime, consoling, inspiring, and beautiful
321	submission and patience
322	Submission to an implied rebuke
323	submissive behavior
324	subordinate and dependent
325	subordinate pursuit
326	Subordination to the common weal
327	Subservient to the ends of religion
328	subsidiary advantage
329	substance and basis
330	substantial agreement
331	substantial, solid, strong, and durable
332	substratum of belief
333	subterranean sunlessness
334	subtle and elusive
335	Subtle as jealousy
336	Subtle indications of great mental agitation
337	subtle sophistry
338	Subtle suggestions of remoteness
339	subtle, delicate, and refined
340	subtlety of intellect
341	subversive accident
342	successful, energetic, and ingenious
343	successfully dispelled
344	succession of events
345	successive undulations
346	succinct phrase
347	succumb to fascination
348	Such a doctrine is essentially superficial
349	Such are the rather tolerant ideas
350	Such conduct seems to me unjustifiable
351	Such considerations as these
352	Such illustrations are not frequent
353	Such is steadfastly my opinion
354	Such is the deep prejudice now existing
355	Such is the intellectual view we take
356	Such is the lesson which I am taught
357	Such is the progress
358	Such is the truth
359	Such things as the eye of history sees
360	Such was the petty chronicle
361	Such, I believe, would be the consequences
362	Such, in brief, is the story
363	Such, sir, I conceive to be
364	Such, then, is the true idea
365	Such, too, is the characteristic of
366	Sudden a thought came like a full-blown rose, flushing his brow
367	Sudden and inexplicable changes of mood
368	sudden perturbation
369	Sudden sprays of rain, like volleys of sharp arrows,
370	sudden, vehement, and unfamed
371	Suddenly a thought shook him
372	Suddenly and imperatively summoned
373	suddenly gave way like snow melting in the spring
374	Suddenly overawed by a strange, delicious shyness
375	Suddenly smitten with unreality
376	Suddenly snuffed out in the middle of ambitious schemes
377	Suddenly swelled to unprecedented magnitude
378	Suddenly, like death, the truth flashed on them
379	suddenness and vehemence
380	Suffer me to point out
381	Suffered to languish in obscurity
382	suffering and desperation
383	suffering, regret, bitterness, and fatigue
384	Suffice it to say here
385	Sufficient to repel vulgar curiosity
386	suffuse with spirituality
387	suffused and transfigured
388	Sugared remonstrances and cajoleries
389	suggestion of fancy
390	suggestions and stimulations
391	Suggestions of veiled and vibrant feeling
392	Suggestive sagacity and penetration
393	suggestive, stimulating, and inspiring
394	Suit the means to the end
395	sullen and fierce
396	Sullen and widespread discontent
397	sullen submission
398	sullen, silent, and disconsolate
399	sum of happiness
400	summarize and epitomize
401	summary vengeance
402	Summer clouds floating feathery overhead
403	Summing up what I have said
404	summit of misery
405	summoned into being
406	sumptuous and aromatic
407	sumptuously decorated
408	Sunbeams flashing on the face of things
409	Sunday mornings which seem to put on, like a Sabbath garment,
410	Sunk in a phraseological quagmire
411	Sunk into a gloomy reverie
412	Sunny silence broods over the realm of little cottages
413	sunshine and smiles
414	sunshine of life
415	superabundant energy
416	superannuated coquette
417	superb and showy
418	superb command
419	supercilious and obstinate
420	supercilious discontent
421	superficial and obvious
422	superficial surliness
423	superficial, shallow, flimsy, and untrustworthy
424	superfluous and impertinent
425	superfluous precaution
426	superfluous, excessive, unnecessary, and redundant
427	superhuman vigor
428	Superior in strength and prowess
429	superior skill
430	superior to circumstances
431	superlative cleverness
432	supernatural incident
433	supine resignation
434	supplanted by others
435	Supple and sweet as a rose in bloom
436	suppliant posture
437	suppliant, gentle, and submissive
438	Supported by a splendid fearlessness
439	supported by evidence
440	Suppose we turn our eyes to
441	suppressed and restrained
442	suppressed excitement
443	supremacy of good
444	Supreme arbiter of conduct
445	supreme exaltation
446	Supremely and undeniably great
447	Surely I do not misinterpret
448	Surely it is a paradox
449	Surely it is not too much for me to say
450	Surely there can be no question about that
451	Surely we can speak frankly
452	Surely you sound too harsh a note
453	Surely you would not countenance that
454	surface of events
455	surfeit of verbiage
456	surge of pathos
457	surging multitude
458	surly tone
459	surmises and suggestions
460	surpassing loveliness
461	surprise and wonder
462	surprise, admiration, and wonder
463	surprising intimacy
464	surreptitious means
465	susceptibility and vulnerability
466	Susceptibility to fleeting impressions
467	susceptible to argument
468	Susceptible to every impulse and stimulus
469	suspense and excitement
470	suspense of judgment
471	suspicion and innuendo
472	suspicion of flattery
473	suspicious, cynical, crafty, and timid
474	suspicious, restive, and untractable
475	sustained and measured
476	Sustained dignity and mellifluous precision
477	sustained vigor
478	swaggering bully
479	Swamping every aspiration and ambition
480	swampy flatness
481	swarming population
482	Sway like blown moths against the rosewhite flame
483	sweep of landscape
484	sweeping assertion
485	sweet and wholesome
486	Sweet as a summer night without a breath
487	Sweet as music she spoke
488	Sweet as the rain at noon
489	Sweet as the smile of a fairy
490	sweet peaceableness
491	Sweet smoke of burning twigs hovered in the autumn day
492	swelled and bloated
493	swelling magnitude
494	swift and stealthy
495	Swift and vehement outbursts of feeling
496	Swift as a swallow heading south
497	Swift as lightning
498	Swift as the panther in triumph
499	Swift summer into the autumn flowed
500	swift transition
501	Swifter than the twinkling of an eye
502	swiftness, mobility, and penetrativeness
503	swinging cadence
504	swollen into torrents
505	swoop and range
506	symbol of admiration
507	symbolism and imagery
508	symmetrical brow
509	symmetry, proportion, harmony, and regularity
510	sympathetic and consoling
511	sympathetic insight
512	sympathy, service, and compassion
513	symptoms after a period of improvement]
514	syncopated tune
515	synthetic judgment
516	system of aspersion
517	systematic interaction
518	tacit assumption
519	taciturn and laconic
520	taciturn magnanimity
521	tact, courtesy, adroitness, and skill
522	tactful and conciliatory
523	tactical niceties
524	taint of megalomania
525	tainted with fraud
526	Take another instance
527	take into account
528	Take one of the most recent cases
529	Take root in the heart
530	Take the simple fact
531	Take this example
532	Take vengeance upon arrogant self-assertion
533	Taken in their totality
534	Taking a broader view
535	Taking the facts by themselves
536	Taking the larger sweeps in the march of mind
537	talent, scholarship, and refinement
538	talents, opportunities, influence, and power
539	talkative and effusive
540	talkative, selfish, superstitious, and inquisitive
541	Talking and thinking became to him like the open page of a monthly magazine
542	Tall lance-like reeds wave sadly o'er his head
543	tame and insipid
544	Tamed and wonted to a settled existence
545	tameless energy
546	tameness, monotony, and reserve
547	tangible and sufficient
548	tangible realities
549	tangled and shapeless
550	tangled network
551	tardiness of speech
552	tardy and belated
553	tardy recognition
554	tarnished reputation
555	tart temper
556	tartness and contradiction
557	task of conciliation
558	taste and elegance
559	taste, feeling, and sentiment
560	tasteful gratification
561	tasteless insipidity
562	tastes, appetites, passions, and desires
563	tattered mendicant
564	tattle and babble
565	taunt and reproach
566	taunting accusation
567	tawdry and penurious
568	tawdry pretentiousness
569	tearful sensibilities
570	tearing gallop
571	tears and lamentations
572	Tears of outraged vanity blurred her vision
573	tease, tantalize, worry, and provoke
574	Teased with impertinent questions
575	teasing persistency
576	technical precision
577	tedious and trivial
578	tedious formality
579	tedious, painful, and distressing
580	teeming population
581	teeming with life
582	Tell me in what way you want me to help you
583	temerarious assertion
584	temper, pride, and sensuality
585	temperament and taste
586	temperament, character, and circumstance
587	temperamental complacency
588	temperate, sweet, and venerable
589	temperately and judiciously
590	tempered by charity
591	Tempered by the emotional warmth of high moral ideals
592	tempered pathos
593	tempest and violence
594	tempest of passion
595	tempestuous breeze
596	temporal and evanescent
597	temporary expedient
598	temptation to doubt
599	tenacious memory
600	tenacious, stubborn, pertinacious, and obstinate
601	tenacity and coherence
602	tenacity of execution
603	tend to frustrate
604	tendency, drift, scope, and disposition
605	tender and emotional
606	tender in sentiment
607	tender solicitude
608	Tenderness breathed from her
609	tenderness of sentiment
610	tenderness, loyalty, and devotion
611	tense and straining
612	tense attention
613	tense with expectancy
614	Tense with the anguish of spiritual struggle
615	tentative and experimental
616	tentative moment
617	tepid conviction
618	term of reproach
619	termagant wife
620	terrible and satanical
621	terrible sublimity
622	terrifying imprecations
623	Terror filled the more remote chambers of his brain with riot
624	terror, remorse, and shame
625	terse realism
626	terseness, simplicity, and quaintness
627	testamentary document
628	testiness and crabbedness
629	tests, trials, temptations, and toils
630	Tethered to earth
631	Thank you for telling me that
632	Thank you for your expression of confidence
633	Thank you for your good intentions
634	thankfulness and acknowledgment
635	Thanking you for your inquiry
636	Thanking you for your past patronage
637	Thanking you for your promptness.
638	Thanking you in advance for an early reply
639	Thanking you in anticipation
640	thankless task
641	that can make the world a garden of enchantment
642	that caught the stain of blood and battle from the dying sun
643	That depends on one's point of view
644	That doesn't sound very logical
645	that he has piled on the seashore
646	That is a counsel of perfection
647	That is a fair question, perhaps
648	That is a further point
649	That is a humiliating thought
650	That is a most interesting idea
651	That is a natural boast
652	That is a pure assumption
653	That is a question I have often proposed to myself
654	That is a stroke of good fortune
655	That is a superb piece of work
656	That is a very practical explanation
657	That is admirably clear
658	That is all that it seems necessary to me
659	That is all very good
660	That is certainly ideal
661	That is eminently proper
662	That is far from my thoughts
663	That is final and conclusive
664	That is hardly consistent
665	That is inconceivable
666	That is just like you, if you will forgive me for saying so
667	That is most fortunate
668	That is most kind of you
669	That is most unexpected and distressing
670	That is not fair--to me
671	That is not to be lightly spoken of
672	That is precisely what I mean
673	That is quite true, theoretically
674	That is rather a difficult question to answer
675	That is rather a strange request to make
676	That is rather awkward
677	That is really good of you
678	That is such a hideous idea
679	That is the lesson of history
680	That is the most incredible part of it
681	That is the prevailing idea
682	That is the question of questions
683	That is tragic
684	That is true and I think you are right
685	That is very amiable in you
686	That is very curious
687	That is very felicitous
688	That is very gracious
689	That is what I call intelligent criticism
690	That is what I meant to tell you
691	That like a wounded snake drags its slow length along
692	that made his words stand out like the raised type for the blind
693	That might involve you in life-long self-reproach
694	That must be exceedingly tiresome
695	That ought to make you a little lenient
696	That reassures me
697	That shows the infirmity of his judgment
698	that spreads insidious, had estrangement come
699	That theory isn't tenable
700	That was exceedingly generous
701	That was intended ironically
702	That was very thoughtful of you
703	That was very well reasoned
704	That way madness lies
705	That which flutters the brain for a moment
706	That will blast your chances, I am afraid
707	That will suit me excellently
708	That would be somewhat serious
709	That would be very discreditable
710	That you may conceive the force of
711	That, at least, you will agree to
712	thawing laughter
713	The abysmal depths of despair
714	The accelerated beat of his thoughts
715	The accumulated bitterness of failure
716	The affluent splendor of the summer day
717	The afternoon was filled with sound and sunshine
718	The afternoon was waning
719	The agonies of conscious failure
720	The agreement seems to be ideal
721	The air and sky belonged to midsummer
722	The air darkened swiftly
723	The air is touched with a lazy fragrance, as of hidden flowers
724	The air was caressed with song
725	The air was full of fugitive strains of old songs
726	The air was full of the cry and clamor
727	The air was raw and pointed
728	The allurements of a coquette
729	The ambition and rivalship of men
730	The anemone that weeps at day-break, like a silly girl before her lover
731	The angry blood burned in his face
732	The anguish of a spiritual conflict tore his heart
733	The animadversions of critics
734	The answer is easy to find
735	The answer is ready
736	The applause was unbounded
737	The army blazed and glowed in the golden sunlight
738	The army like a witch's caldron seethed
739	The artificial smile of languor
740	The awful and implacable approach of doom
741	The babble of brooks grown audible
742	The babbledom that dogs the heels of fame
743	The bait proved incredibly successful
744	The balm of solitary musing
745	The beating of her heart was like a drum
746	The beauty of her quiet life was like a rose in blowing
747	The beauty straightway vanished
748	The beckonings of alien appeals
749	The belief is born of the wish
750	The benign look of a father
751	The best proof of its timeliness and salutariness
752	The bewildered and tumultuous world
753	The billows burst like cannon down the coast
754	The birds swam the flood of air like tiny ships
755	The blackest abyss of despair
756	The blandishments of pleasure and pomp of power
757	The blemishes of an extraordinary reputation
758	The blinding mist came down and hid the land
759	The blue bowl of the sky, all glorious with the blaze of a million worlds
760	The bluntness of a provincial
761	The boat cuts its swift way through little waves like molten gold and opal
762	The bogey of bad luck
763	The boom of the surf grew ever less sonorous,
764	The bound of the pulse of spring
765	The bounding pulse of youth
766	The breast-plate of righteousness
767	The breathless hours like phantoms stole away
768	The breeze is as a pleasant tune
769	The broad principle which I would lay down
770	The brunt of life
771	The buzz of idolizing admiration
772	The calm white brow as calm as earliest morn
773	The camp fire reddens like angry skies
774	The capacity for refined pursuits
775	The caressing peace of bright soft sunshine
776	The causes for the delay were beyond our control
777	The chambers of the house were haunted by an incessant echoing,
778	The chaotic sound of the sea
779	The charming omniscience of youth
780	The chill of forlorn old age
781	The chill of night crept in from the street
782	The chivalric sentiment of honor
783	The chivalrous homage of respect
784	The church swarmed like a hive
785	The circumstances under which we meet
786	The city is all in a turmoil; it boils like a pot of lentils
787	The clamorous agitation of rebellious passions
788	The climax of my purpose in this address
789	The cloak of cowardice
790	The clouded, restless, jaded mood
791	The clouds that move like spirits o'er the welkin clear
792	The clustered apples burnt like flame
793	The collective life of humanity
794	The colored bulbs swung noon-like from tree and shrub
795	The combined dictates of reason and experience
796	The common consent of civilized mankind
797	The companion of a noble and elevated spirit
798	The complaining gate swung open
799	The complex phenomena of life
800	The conclusion is irresistible
801	The confusing assertion is sometimes made
802	The consequence of an agitated mind
803	The consequence of ignorance and childish assumption
804	The constant iteration of the sea's wail
805	The constant pressure of anxieties
806	The contagion of extravagant luxury
807	The conversation became desultory
808	The creature and tool of a party
809	The crimson close of day
810	The critical eyes of posterity
811	The crowning touch of pathos
812	The curl'd moon was like a little feather
813	The curling wreaths like turbans seem
814	The current of his ideas flowed full and strong
815	The dance whizzed on with cumulative fury
816	The dark hours are swept away like crumbling ashes
817	The dark mass of her hair shook round her like a sea
818	The dawn had whitened in the mist like a dead face
819	The dawn is rising from the sea, like a white lady from her bed
820	The dawn is singing at the door
821	The dawn with silver-sandaled feet crept like a frightened girl.
822	The day have trampled me like armed men
823	The day is at hand
824	The day sang itself into evening
825	The day stunned me like light upon some wizard way
826	The day was at once redolent and vociferous
827	The day was blind with fog
828	The day was gracious
829	The day was sweeter than honey and the honey-comb
830	The days passed in a stately procession
831	The days when you dared to dream
832	The dead and dusty past
833	The dead past flew away over the fens like a flight of wild swans
834	The debilitating fears of alluring fate
835	The decided objection is raised
836	The deep and solemn purple of the summer night
837	The deep flush ebbed out of his face
838	The deep like one black maelstrom round her whirls
839	The deep tranquillity of the shaded solitude
840	The deepening east like a scarlet poppy burnt
841	The deepening twilight filled with shadowy visions
842	The deepest wants and aspirations of his soul
843	The delicatest reproof of imagined distrust
844	The delimitation is sufficiently definite
845	The demerit of an unworthy alliance
846	The desire of the moth for the star
847	The desolate rocky hills rolled like a solid wave along the horizon
848	The dictates of plain reason
849	The dimness of the sealed eye and soul
850	The disjointed babble of the chronicler
851	The doctrine I am combating
852	The doctrine is admirable
853	The dome of heaven is like one drop of dew
854	The dreams of poets come like music heard at evening
855	The dreamy solicitations of indescribable afterthoughts
856	The dull derision of the world
857	The dullest and most vacant minds
858	The dumb forces of brute nature
859	The dupe of some imposture
860	The dying day lies beautiful in the tender glow of the evening
861	The eager pretentiousness of youth
862	The eagerness faded from his eyes,
863	The early morning of the Indian summer day was tinged with blue mistiness
864	The earth looked despoiled
865	The earth was like a frying-pan, or some such hissing matter
866	The east alone frowned with clouds
867	The easy grace of an unpremeditated agreeable talker
868	The easy-going indolence of a sedentary life
869	The ebb and flow of events
870	The echo of its wrathful roar surged and boomed among the hills
871	The effect too often is
872	The empurpled hills standing up, solemn and sharp,
873	The enchanting days of youth
874	The eternal questioning of inscrutable fate
875	The eternal sea, which like a childless mother,
876	The evening comes with slow steps
877	The evening sky was as green as jade
878	The evening star silvery and solitary on the girdle of the early night
879	The everlasting deluge of books
880	The evil was irremediable
881	The evolution of events has brought
882	The exaggerations of morbid hallucinations
883	The exchange of harmless amenities
884	The excitement had spread through the whole house,
885	The excitement of rival issues
886	The excitement of the thought
887	The exertion of an inherent power
888	The expression was keenly intellectual
889	The extraordinary wistful look of innocence and simplicity
890	The eye of a scrutinizing observer
891	The eyes burnt with an amazing fire
892	The eyes filled with playfulness and vivacity
893	The facile conjectures of ignorant onlookers
894	The fact has made a deep impression on me
895	The fact has often been insisted
896	The fact to be particularly noted
897	The facts are clear and unequivocal
898	The facts may be strung together
899	The facts took him by the throat
900	The father's vigil of questioning sorrow
901	The feathery meadows like a lilac sea
902	the ferns in branching beauty stream
903	The fine flower of culture
904	The firm body like a slope of snow
905	The first business of every man
906	The first counsel I would offer
907	The first great fact to remember is
908	The first point to be ascertained
909	The first practical thought is
910	The first recoil from her disillusionment
911	The first remarkable instance was
912	The first thing I wish to note
913	The first thing that we have to consider
914	The first whiff of reality dissipated them like smoke
915	The fitful swerving of passion
916	The flabbiness of our culture
917	The flaccid moods of prose
918	The flame of discord raged with redoubled fury
919	The flattest and most obvious truisms
920	The flawless triumph of art
921	The flight of the autumnal days
922	The flippant insolence of a decadent skepticism
923	The floor, newly waxed, gleamed in the candle-light like beaten moonbeams
924	The flower of courtesy
925	The fluttering of untried wings
926	The foe of excess and immoderation
927	The fog of prejudice and ill-feeling
928	The foreground was incredibly shabby
929	The fragrance of a dear and honored name
930	The fragrant clouds of hair, they flowed round him like a snare
931	The freshening breeze struck his brow with a cooling hand
932	The freshness of some pulse of air from an invisible sea
933	The fruit of vast and heroic labors
934	The frustration of their dearest hopes
935	The future historian will, no doubt
936	The garb of civilization
937	The gathering glory of life shone like the dawn
938	The general effect was of extraordinary lavish profusion
939	The general infusion of wit
940	The generous feeling that has promoted you
941	The gesture was all strength and will,
942	The gift of prophecy
943	The girl's voice rang like a bird-call through his rustling fancies
944	The give and take was delicious
945	The glimmer of tall flowers standing
946	The gloom of the afternoon deepened
947	The gloom of winter dwelt on everything
948	The gloomy insolence of self-conceit
949	The glow of the ambitious fire
950	The golden gloom of the past and the bright-hued hope of the future
951	The golden riot of the autumn leaves
952	The golden sunlight of a great summer day
953	The golden years of youth and maturity
954	The gratification of ambition
955	The gray air rang and rippled with lark music
956	The great mass of the people
957	The grim reality of defeat
958	The grimaces and caperings of buffoonery
959	The grotesque nightmare of a haunting fear
960	The guides sniffed, like chamois, the air
961	The hall-mark of a healthy humanity
962	The hand of time sweeps them into oblivion
963	The handmaid of tyranny
964	The haunting melody of some familiar line of verse
965	The haunting phrase leaped to my brain
966	The headlong vigor of sheer improvisation
967	The heavens are like a scroll unfurled
968	The heights of magnanimity and love
969	The high-bred pride of an oriental
970	The hill-tops gleam in morning's spring
971	The hills across the valley were purple as thunder-clouds
972	The hills were clad in rose and amethyst
973	The hint of tranquillity and self-poise
974	The hinted sweetness of the challenge aroused him
975	The hints of an imaginable alliance
976	The hobgoblin of little minds
977	The holiest and most ennobling sensations of the soul
978	The hollowest of hollow shams
979	The homely virtue of practical utility
980	The hoofs of the horses rang like the dumb cadence of an old saga
981	The hot humiliation of it overwhelmed her
982	The hour is at hand
983	The hours crawled by like years
984	The hubbub and turmoil of the great world
985	The huge and thoughtful night
986	The hum of the camp sounds like the sea
987	The hungry curiosity of the mind
988	The hurly-burly of events
989	The hurrying crowds of men gather like clouds
990	The idea is monstrous
991	The idea was utterly hateful and repugnant
992	The ideas succeeded each other like a dynasty of kings
993	The idiosyncratic peculiarities of thought
994	The idle chatter of the crowd
995	The idle of all hobbledehoys
996	The ignoble exploitation of public interests
997	The illustration is analogous
998	The immediate tyranny of a present emotion
999	The imminent fatality awaiting him

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d999	Result
1	The impalpable presence of the new century
2	The important thing is
3	The impulse of prejudice or caprice
4	The inaccessible solitude of the sky
5	The incarnation of all loveliness
6	The incoherent loquacity of a nervous patient
7	The incorrigibility of perverse human nature
8	The incursions of a venomous rabble
9	The indefinable air of good-breeding
10	The indefinable yearning for days that were dead
11	The indefinite atmosphere of an opulent nature
12	The indulgence of an overweening self-conceit
13	The inevitable climax and culmination
14	The inexorable facts closed in on him
15	The inference is inescapable
16	The inference is obvious
17	The infirmity and fallibility of human nature
18	The inflexible serenity of the wheeling sun
19	The ingenuities of legal verbiage
20	The inmost recesses of the human heart
21	The insipidity of indifference
22	The insolence of power
23	The instance I shall choose
24	The intercepted glances of wondering eyes
25	The intrusive question faded
26	The invidious stigma of selfishness
27	The iron hand of oppression
28	The irony of circumstances
29	The irresistible and ceaseless onflow of time
30	The irresistible tendency of
31	The irrevocable past and the uncertain future
32	The jaded weariness of overstrained living
33	The jargon of well-handled and voice-worn phrases
34	The jostling and ugliness of life
35	The kindness with which I have been received
36	The lake glimmered as still as a mirror
37	The land of gold seemed to hold him like a spell
38	The land was like a dream
39	The landscape ran, laughing, downhill to the sea
40	The last and distinguishing feature is
41	The latest inclination I have seen
42	The lawyer's habit of circumspection and delay
43	The leaden sky rests heavily on the earth
44	The leaves of time drop stealthily
45	The leaves syllabled her name in cautious whispers
46	The lesson which we should take most to heart
47	The level boughs, like bars of iron across the setting sun
48	The light of London flaring like a dreary dawn
49	The lights blazed up like day
50	The lights winked
51	The lilies were drooping, white, and wan,
52	The little incident seemed to throb with significance
53	The lofty grace of a prince
54	The long-delayed hour of retribution
55	The loud and urgent pageantry of the day
56	The low hills on the horizon wore a haze of living blue
57	The lowest grade of precarious mendacity
58	The machinations of a relentless mountebank
59	The machinations of an unscrupulous enemy
60	The magical lights of the horizon
61	The main cause of all this
62	The majestic solemnity of the moment
63	The makeshifts of mediocrity
64	The malarious air of after-dinner gossip
65	The margin of profit which we allow ourselves
66	The marvelous beauty of her womanhood
67	The maximum of attainable and communicable truth
68	The mazes of conflicting testimony
69	The mean and frivolous affections of the idle
70	The melancholy day weeps in monotonous despair
71	The mellowing hand of time
72	The melodies of birds and bees
73	The melody rose tenderly and lingeringly
74	The memory of the night grew fantastic and remote
75	The menacing shadow of want
76	The mere fruit of his distempered imagination
77	The mere reversal of the wheel of fortune
78	The merest smattering of knowledge
79	The meticulous observation of facts
80	The meticulous preciosity of the lawyer and the logician
81	The Milky Way lay like diamond-dust upon the robe of some great king
82	The mind freezes at the thought
83	The mind was filled with a formless dread
84	The mocking echoes of long-departed youth
85	The moment marked an epoch
86	The monk's face whitened like sea-foam
87	The moon drowsed between the trees like a great yellow moth
88	The moon is waning below the horizon
89	The moon on the tower slept soft as snow
90	The moonbeams rest like a pale spotless shroud
91	The moonlight lay like snow
92	The moonlight, like a fairy mist, upon the mesa spreads
93	The more you examine this matter
94	The more's the pity
95	The morning beckons
96	The morning droned along peacefully
97	The mortal coldness of the soul, like death itself comes down
98	The most absurd elementary questions
99	The most amazing impudence
100	The most concise tribute paid
101	The most exacting and exciting business
102	The most fallacious of all fallacies
103	The most implacable logic
104	The most preposterous pride
105	The most reasonable anticipation
106	The most remarkable step forward
107	The most servile acquiescence
108	The most striking characteristic
109	The most sublime instance that I know
110	The mountain shadows mingling, lay like pools above the earth
111	The mountains loomed up dimly, like phantoms through the mist
112	The multiplicity of odors competing for your attention
113	The multitudinous tongue of the people
114	The murmur of soft winds in the tree-tops
115	The murmur of the surf boomed in melancholy mockery
116	The murmuring of summer seas
117	The music almost died away, then it burst like a pent-up flood
118	The music and mystery of the sea
119	The music of her delicious voice
120	The music of her presence was singing a swift melody in his blood
121	The music of unforgotten years sounded again in his soul
122	The mute melancholy landscape
123	The mystery obsessed him
124	The naked fact of death
125	The name that cuts into my soul like a knife
126	The nameless and inexpressible fascination of midnight music
127	The narrow glen was full of the brooding power of one universal spirit
128	The nascent spirit of chivalry
129	the near presence of people who are distasteful
130	The nervous little train winding its way like a jointed reptile
131	The new ferns were spread upon the earth like some lacy coverlet
132	The next point is
133	The next question to be considered is
134	The next thing I consider indispensable
135	The night like a battle-broken host is driven before
136	The night was drowned in stars
137	The night yawned like a foul wind
138	The notion is rather new to me
139	The occasion that calls us together
140	The ocean swelled like an undulating mirror of the bowl of heaven
141	The old books look somewhat pathetically from the shelves,
142	The old infamy will pop into daylight
143	The old ruddy conviction deserted me
144	The one central difference between
145	The only course that remains open
146	The only plea to be offered
147	The onrush and vividness of life
148	The opulent sunset
149	The orange pomp of the setting sun
150	The oscillations of human genius
151	The other day I observed
152	The outcome of unerring observation
153	The outpourings of a tenderness reawakened by remorse
154	The outraged conscience of mankind
155	The overpowering force of circumstances and necessity
156	The overweening exercise of power
157	The pageantry of sea and sky
158	The palest abstractions of thought
159	The palpitating silence lengthened
160	The panacea for the evils of society
161	The panorama of history
162	The panorama of life was unrolled before him
163	The paramount consideration is
164	The paraphernalia of power and prosperity
165	The parting crimson glory of the ripening summer sun
166	The past slowly drifted out of his thought
167	The penalty falls like a thunderbolt from heaven
168	The pendulous eyelids of old age
169	The penetrating odors assailed his memory as something unforgettable
170	The pent-up intolerance of years of repression
171	The perfume of the mounting sea saturated the night with wild fragrance
172	The perils that beset us here
173	The pernicious doctrines of skeptics
174	The perpetrator of clumsy witticisms
175	The phrase was like a spear-thrust
176	The pine trees waved as waves a woman's hair
177	The piquancy of the pageant of life
178	The pith and sinew of mature manhood
179	The place was like some enchanted town of palaces
180	The plains to northward change their color
181	The pleasing duty is assigned me
182	The pleasure is certainly not all on your side
183	The plenitude of her piquant ways
184	The point I have urged upon you is
185	The point I wish a little further to speak of
186	The point to which I shall call your attention
187	The poppy burned like a crimson ember
188	The popular notion is
189	The practical inference from all this
190	The precarious tenure of fame
191	The precursor of violence
192	The presage of disaster was in the air
193	The presence of this brilliant assemblage
194	The pressing question is
195	The pressure of accumulated misgivings
196	The preternatural pomposities of the pulpit
197	The pretty and delicate game of talk
198	The prevalent opinion, no doubt
199	The prime of man has waxed like cedars
200	The primitive instinct of self-preservation
201	The pristine freshness of spring
202	The proof is in this fact
203	The proof of this statement is to be found
204	The property of little minds
205	The prophecies of visionaries and enthusiasts
206	The proposition appeals to us as a good one
207	The proprieties of etiquette
208	The public press would chatter and make odd ambiguous sounds
209	The pull of soul on body
210	The pulse of the rebounding sea
211	The purging sunlight of clear poetry
212	The purple heather rolls like dumb thunder
213	The purple vaulted night
214	The purse-proud inflation of the moneyed man
215	The question drummed in head and heart day and night
216	The question irresistibly emerged
217	The question is deeply involved
218	The question was disconcertingly frank
219	The question, then, recurs
220	The quick pulse of gain
221	The radiant serenity of the sky
222	The radiant stars brooded over the stainless fields,
223	The rainbows flashed like fire
224	The ravening wolves of brute instinct
225	The reason is not so far to seek
226	the red, rejoicing blood began to race
227	The remark was sternly uncompromising
228	The remedy I believe to be
229	The restlessness of offended vanity
230	The result of caprice
231	The result of the whole
232	The result, I fancy, has been
233	The retreating splendor of autumn
234	The rigor of the law
235	The rising storm of words
236	The river ran darkly, mysteriously by
237	The river sang with its lips to the pebbles
238	The river shouted as ever its cry of joy over the vitality of life,
239	The roar of the traffic rose to thunder
240	The romantic ardor of a generous mind
241	The roofs with their gables like hoods
242	The room had caught a solemn and awful quietude
243	The roses lie upon the grass like little shreds of crimson silk
244	The rosy twilight of boyhood
245	The rosy-hued sky went widening off into the distance
246	The royal arrogance of youth
247	The rule will always hold good
248	The sacred voice of inspiration
249	The sadness in him deepened inexplicably
250	The same is true in respect of
251	The same problem has perplexed me
252	The sanction and authority of a great name
253	The satire of the word cut like a knife
254	The scars of rancor and remorse
255	The scene all comes back
256	The scent of roses stole in with every breath of air
257	The scullion with face shining like his pans
258	The sea heaved silvery, far into the night
259	The sea reeled round like a wine-vat splashing
260	The sea slept under a haze of golden winter sun
261	The sea spread out like a wrinkled marble floor
262	The sea was as untroubled as the turquoise vault which it reflected
263	The sea-song of the trampling waves is as muffled bells
264	The sea-sweep enfolds you, satisfying eye and mind
265	The sea-wind buffeted their faces
266	The sea, that gleamed still, like a myriad-petaled rose
267	The secret and subduing charm of the woods
268	The see-saw of a wavering courage
269	The sentiment is worthy of you
270	The sentiment to which I am to respond
271	The sentiment which you have expressed
272	The sentimental tourist will be tempted to tarry
273	The setting of the sun is like a word of peace
274	The severest shocks of adverse fate
275	The shadows of the night seemed to retreat
276	The shadows rested quietly under the breezeless sky
277	The shafts of ridicule
278	The sharp and vehement assertion of authority
279	The sharp hail rattles against the panes and melts on my cheeks like tears
280	The sheer weight of unbearable loneliness
281	The ships, like sheeted phantoms coming and going
282	The shiver of the dusk passed fragrantly down the valley
283	The silence grew stolid
284	The silence seemed to crush to earth
285	The silence was uncomfortable and ominous
286	The silent day perfumed with the hidden flowers
287	The silver silence of the night
288	The silvery morning like a tranquil vision fills the world
289	The simple rule and test
290	The simple truth is
291	The simplest thing in the world
292	The sinister influence of unprincipled men
293	The sinking sun made mellow gold of all the air
294	The situation is uncommonly delicate
295	The sky burned like a heated opal
296	The sky gleamed with the hardness and brilliancy of blue enamel
297	The sky grew brighter with the imminent day
298	The sky grew ensaffroned with the indescribable hue that heralds day
299	The sky put on the panoply of evening
300	The sky was a relentless, changeless blue
301	The sky was as a shield
302	The sky was clear and blue, and the air as soft as milk
303	The sky was dull and brooding
304	The sky was heavily sprinkled with stars
305	The sky was like a peach
306	The sky was turning to the pearly gray of dawn
307	The sky where stars like lilies white and fair shine through the mists
308	The smiling incarnation of loveliness
309	The solid air around me there heaved like a roaring ocean
310	The solid mountains gleamed like the unsteady sea
311	The song of hurrying rivers
312	The soul is like a well of water springing up into everlasting life
313	The sound is like a noon-day gale
314	The sound is like a silver-fountain that springeth in a golden basin
315	The sound of a thousand tears, like softly pattering wings
316	The sound of the sea waxed
317	The sound of your running feet that like the sea-hoofs beat
318	The soundness of this doctrine depends
319	The spacious leisure of the forest
320	The speaker drew an indignant breath
321	The spear-tongued lightning slipped like a snake
322	The spell of a deathless dream was upon them
323	The Spring breaks like a bird
324	The springs of human action
325	the stab of a dagger of ice frozen from a poisoned well
326	The stacks of corn in brown array, like tattered wigwams on the plain
327	The staple of conversation
328	The star-strewn spaces of the night
329	The stars come down and trembling glow like blossoms on the waves below
330	The stars lay on the lapis-lazuli sky
331	The stars looked down in their silent splendor
332	The stars pale and silent as a seer
333	The stars seemed attentive
334	The steadfast mind kept its hope
335	The steady thunder of the sea accented the silence
336	The still voice of the poet
337	The stillness of a forced composure
338	The stillness of finality
339	The stillness of the star-hung night
340	The stings of self-reproach
341	The story seems to me incredible
342	The straightforward path of inexorable logic
343	The strange cold sense of aloofness that had numbed her senses
344	The strangest thought shimmered through her
345	The stream forgot to smile
346	The streams laughed to themselves
347	The strident discord seemed to mock his mood
348	The strong hand of executive authority
349	The strongest proof I have
350	The stunning crash of the ocean saluted her
351	The subject is extremely interesting
352	The subject of the evening's address
353	The subject which has been assigned to me
354	The subtle emanation of other influences seemed to arrest and chill him
355	The sudden rush of the awakened mind
356	The sudden thought of your face is like a wound when it comes unsought
357	The sum and fruit of experience
358	The sum total of her impressions was negative
359	The summit of excellence
360	The summit of human attainment
361	The sun blazed torridly
362	The sun goes down in flame on the far horizon
363	The sun lay golden-soft over the huddled hills
364	The sun on the sea-wave lies white as the moon
365	The sun, like a great dragon, writhes in gold
366	The sunlight spread at a gallop along the hillside
367	The sunset was rushing to its height
368	The supernatural prescience of prophecy
369	The surf was like the advancing lines of an unknown enemy
370	The suspicion of secret malevolence
371	The sweet indulgence of good-nature
372	The swelling tide of memory
373	The swing of the pendulum through an arch of centuries
374	The sycophants of the rich
375	The taint of fretful ingratitude
376	The talk flowed
377	The target for ill-informed criticism
378	The task has been placed in my hands
379	The tears welled up and flowed abundantly
380	The tediousness of inactivity
381	The tempered daylight of an olive garden
382	The tendency to evade implicit obligations
383	The tender grace of a day that is fled
384	The tension of struggling tears which strove for an outlet
385	The terrible past lay afar, like a dream left behind in the night
386	The testimony of history is
387	The theory seems at first sight
388	The thought leaped
389	The thought with which I shall close
390	The tide was in the salt-weed, and like a knife it tore
391	The ties of a common cause
392	The time has manifestly now arrived
393	The time is not far distant
394	The time is now come for me
395	The time, gliding like a dream
396	The timely effusion of tearful sentiment
397	The times are full of signs and warnings
398	The toast I am about to propose to you
399	The tone betrayed a curious irritation
400	The tone of it was certainly hostile
401	The torrent from the hills
402	The torture of his love and terror crushed him
403	The tranquil aspects of society
404	The tree whose plumed boughs are soft as wings of birds
405	The trees rustled and whispered to the streams
406	The tribute of affectionate applause
407	The tumult in her heart subsided
408	The tumult in her mind found sudden speech
409	The tumult of pride and pleasure
410	The tune of moving feet in the lamplit city
411	The tyranny of nipping winds and early frosts
412	The ultimate verdict of mankind
413	The unbroken habit of a lifetime
414	The unimpeachable correctness of his demeanor
415	The unlicensed indulgence of curiosity
416	The unmasked batteries of her glorious gray eyes
417	The unsophisticated period of youth
418	The uproar and contention pierced him like arrows
419	The utmost excitement and agitation
420	The vacant fields looked blankly irresponsive
421	The vain wish has sometimes been indulged
422	The vanishing thoughtlessness of youth
423	The vanity and conceit of insular self-satisfaction
424	The vast and shadowy stream of time
425	The vast cathedral of the world
426	The vast unexplored land of dreams
427	The veiled future bowed before me like a vision of promise
428	The velvet grass that is like padding to earth's meager ribs
429	The velvet of the cloudless sky grew darker, and the stars more luminous
430	The veneer of a spurious civilization
431	The very obvious moral is this
432	The very pulsation and throbbing of his intellect
433	The very silence of the place appeared a source of peril
434	The very texture of man's soul and life
435	The victim of an increasing irritability
436	The victorious assertion of personality
437	The view I have been enforcing
438	The view is more misleading
439	The villa dips its foot in the lake, smiling at its reflection
440	The virtue of taciturnity
441	The vision fled him
442	The vivifying touch of humor
443	The voice of Fate, crying like some old Bellman through the world
444	The voice that rang in the night like a bugle call
445	The voice was sharp and peremptory
446	The want of serious and sustained thinking
447	The warm kindling blood burned her cheeks like the breath of a hot wind
448	The warmth and kindness of your reception
449	The waves were rolling in, long and lazy, like sea-worn travelers
450	The web of lies is rent in pieces
451	The welcome that has been extended to me
452	The wheel of her thought turned in the same desolate groove
453	The whispering rumble of the ocean
454	The white seething surf fell exhausted along the shore
455	The whole exquisite night was his
456	The whole sea of foliage is shaken and broken up
457	The whole story of civilization
458	The whole thing is an idle fancy
459	The whole truth, naked, cold, and fatal as a patriot's blade
460	The wide horizon forever flames with summer
461	The widest compass of human life
462	The wild whirl of nameless regret and passionate sorrow
463	The wild winds flew round, sobbing in their dismay
464	The wind all round their ears hissed like a flight of white-winged geese
465	The wind charged furiously through it, panting towards the downs
466	The wind comes and it draws its length along
467	The wind piped drearily
468	The wind was in high frolic with the rain
469	The wine flows like blood
470	The winnowed tastes of the ages
471	The woman seemed like a thing of stone
472	The wonderful pageant of consciousness
473	The woods were silent with adoration
474	The words kept ringing in my ears like the tolling of a bell
475	The words of the wise fall
476	The words stabbed him
477	The world had vanished like a phantasmagoria
478	The world is bitter as a tear
479	The world is in a simmer, like a sea
480	The world wavers within its circle like a dream
481	The years stretched before her like some vast blank page
482	The years vanished like a May snowdrift
483	The yellow apples glowed like fire
484	The youth of the soul
485	The zenith turned shell pink
486	theatrical, ceremonious, meretricious, and ostentatious
487	theatrical, sensational, and demonstrative
488	Their authenticity may be greatly questioned
489	Their ephemeral but enchanting beauty had expired forever
490	Their eyes met glancingly
491	Their glances met like crossed swords
492	Their indignation waxed fast and furious
493	Their joy like sunshine deep and broad falls on my heart
494	Their minds rested upon the thought,
495	Their music frightful as the serpent's hiss
496	Their touch affrights me as a serpent's sting
497	Their troth had been plighted
498	Themes of perennial interest
499	Then again, in corroboration
500	Then again, when men say
501	Then fall unheeded like the faded flower
502	Then felt I like some watcher of the skies
503	Then I have your permission?
504	Then it swelled out to rich and glorious harmonies
505	Then take the other side of the argument
506	Then the lover sighing like furnace
507	Then the question arises
508	Then there is another story
509	Then you merely want to ask my advice?
510	Then you're really not disinclined?
511	Then, too, it must be remembered
512	theological complexities
513	theories and speculations
514	Theories sprouted in his mind like mushrooms
515	theory, assumption, speculation, and conjecture
516	There are certain old truths
517	There are endless difficulties
518	There are few spectacles
519	There are hopeful signs of
520	There are many educated and intelligent people
521	There are people in every community
522	There are reasons which make such a course impossible
523	There are several reasons why
524	There are some slight modifications
525	There are some who are fond of looking at
526	There are some who have an idea
527	There are those of us who can remember
528	There are those who wish
529	There are two conflicting theories
530	There are, I believe, many who think
531	There are, indeed, exceptions
532	There are, indeed, persons who profess
533	There can be but one answer
534	There can be no doubt
535	There has been a great deal of discussion lately
536	There has been no period of time
537	There have been differences of opinion
538	There is a characteristic saying
539	There is a class of person
540	There is a common saying
541	There is a conviction
542	There is a degree of evidence
543	There is a genuine grief
544	There is a good deal of sense in that
545	There is a grain of truth in that, I admit
546	There is a great deal of rash talking
547	There is a growing disposition
548	There is a large class of thinkers
549	There is a lesson of profound interest
550	There is a more important question
551	There is a most serious lesson
552	There is a multitude of facts
553	There is a question of vital importance
554	There is a very common tendency
555	There is a vital difference of opinion
556	There is an air about you like the air that folds a star
557	There is an analogy in this respect
558	There is an ancient story to the effect
559	There is an eternal controversy
560	There is another class of men
561	There is another factor
562	There is another object equally important
563	There is another point of view
564	There is another remarkable analogy
565	There is another sense in which
566	There is but one consideration
567	There is certainly no reason
568	There is food for reflection in that
569	There is hardly any limit
570	There is little truth in
571	There is my hand on it
572	There is no field of human activity
573	There is no good reason
574	There is no justification for
575	There is no mistaking the purpose
576	There is no more insidious peril
577	There is no more striking exemplification
578	There is no occasion to exaggerate
579	There is no page of history
580	There is no resisting you
581	There is no sense in saying
582	There is no worse perversion
583	There is not a shadow of evidence
584	There is nothing I should like so much
585	There is nothing more repulsive
586	There is nothing overstated in this description
587	There is nothing to show
588	There is one inevitable condition
589	There is one story which it is said
590	There is only one sense in which
591	There is some difference of opinion
592	There is something almost terrifying about it
593	There is something strangely interesting
594	There is yet another distinction
595	There is yet one other remark
596	There is, at any rate, to be said
597	There is, however, another opinion
598	There is, however, one caution
599	There must be extenuating circumstances
600	There ought certainly to be
601	There seemed to brood in the air a quiet benevolence
602	There she soars like a seraph
603	There she stood straight as a lily on its stem
604	There slowly rose to sight, a country like a dragon fast asleep
605	There streamed into the air the sweet smell of crushed grass, as though
606	There was a blank silence
607	There was a kind of exhilaration in this subtle baiting
608	There was a mild triumph in her tone
609	There was a mournful and dim haze around the moon
610	There was a strange massing and curving of the clouds
611	There was a thrill in the air
612	There was a time I might have trod the sunlit heights
613	There was but one alternative
614	There was no glint of hope anywhere
615	There was no menace in the night's silvern calmness
616	There was no sense of diminution
617	There was one remarkable incident
618	There was something so kindly in its easy candor
619	There was spendthrift grandeur
620	There will always be a number of men
621	There will be no difficulty
622	There yet remains
623	There, like a bird, it sits and sings
624	Therefore we are able to make you this offer
625	Therefore we trust you will write to us promptly
626	Therefore, there is no possibility of a doubt
627	Therein lies your responsibility
628	These alone would not be sufficient
629	These are enough to refute the opinion
630	These are general counsels
631	These are generalizations
632	These are my reasons for
633	These are points for consideration
634	These considerations have great weight with me
635	These exceptions do not hold in the case of
636	These eyes like stars have led me
637	These final words snapped like a whip-lash
638	These ideas naturally present themselves
639	These instances are far from common
640	These instances are indications
641	These last words lead me to say
642	These objections only go to show
643	These points should be most carefully considered
644	These qualities were raised to the white heat of enthusiasm
645	These questions I shall examine
646	These thoughts pierced me like thorns
647	These various partial views
648	They affected the tone of an impartial observer
649	They amuse me immensely
650	They are as cruel as creeping tigers
651	They are as white foam on the swept sands
652	They are as white swans in the dusk, thy white hands
653	They are painted sharp as death
654	They became increasingly turbid and phantasmagorical
655	They broke into pieces and fell on the ground,
656	They dropped like panthers
657	They escaped the baffled eye
658	They fly like spray
659	They had hands like claws
660	They had slipped away like visions
661	They have as many principles as a fish has bones
662	They have faces like flowers
663	They hurried down like plovers that have heard the call
664	They look like rose-buds filled with snow
665	They mistake the intelligence
666	They rent the air with shouts and acclamations
667	They seem like swarming flies, the crowd of little men
668	They seemed like floating flowers
669	They shine as sweet as simple doves
670	They sit heavy on the soul
671	They stand like solitary mountain forms
672	They vanished like the shapes that float upon a summer's dream
673	They were vastly dissimilar
674	They would persuade you to
675	Thick as wind-blown leaves innumerable
676	Thickly the flakes drive past, each like a childish ghost
677	Thine eyes like two twin stars shining
678	Think for a moment
679	Think of the cool disregard
680	think, reflect, weigh, and ponder
681	thirsting ear
682	This absurdity arises
683	This appeal to the common sense
684	This argument is especially cogent
685	This arrangement will help us over the present difficulty
686	This being the case
687	This being true
688	This being undeniable, it is plain
689	This being understood, I ask
690	This brings me to a single remark
691	This brings us to a subject
692	This episode goes to prove
693	This exquisite conjunction and balance
694	This fact was soon made manifest
695	This from the nature of the case
696	This I conceive to be the business
697	This I consider to be my own case
698	This I have told you
699	This is a general statement
700	This is a most unexpected pleasure
701	This is a very one-sided conception
702	This is a very serious situation
703	This is according to our discussion
704	This is an astonishing announcement
705	This is charmingly new to me
706	This is conceded by
707	This is contrary to all argument
708	This is doubtless the truth
709	This is especially the case
710	This is essentially an age of
711	This is in the main just
712	This is indeed good fortune
713	This is like saying
714	This is not all
715	This is not the main point of objection
716	This is not the occasion or the place
717	This is obvious
718	This is on the whole reasonable
719	This is only another illustration of
720	This is owing in great measure to
721	This is precisely what we ought to do
722	This is really appalling
723	This is really not a laughing matter
724	This is said in no spirit of
725	This is suggested to us
726	This is the design and intention
727	This is the great fact
728	This is the main point on which the inquiry turns
729	This is the meaning of
730	This is the obvious answer
731	This is the point I want to impress upon you
732	This is the point of view
733	This is the position of our minds
734	This is the radical question
735	This is the sentiment of mankind
736	This is the starting-point
737	This is the sum
738	This is to be found in the fact
739	This is what I am led to say
740	This is what may be objected
741	This is why I take the liberty
742	This language is plain
743	This leads me to the question
744	This leads us to inquire
745	This life is like a bubble blown up in the air
746	This little independent thread of inquiry
747	This love that dwells like moonlight in your face
748	This matter has been considered very seriously
749	This may be said without prejudice
750	This might be illustrated at length
751	This much is certain
752	This personal guarantee I look upon as a service to you
753	This privileged communication is for the exclusive use
754	This sentiment was well-nigh universal
755	This shadowy and chilling sentiment unaccountably creeps over me
756	This thought is as death
757	This tower rose in the sunset like a prayer
758	This will amply repay you
759	This will be evident at once
760	This you can not deny
761	This, at least, is sure
762	This, surely, is the conclusion
763	This, then, is the answer
764	This, then, is the drift of my illustration
765	This, then, is what I mean by saying
766	thorny pathway
767	thorough and effective
768	thorough uprightness
769	Those ancestral themes past which so many generations have slept
770	Those are my own private feelings
771	Those death-like eyes, unconscious of the sun
772	Those eyelids folded like a white rose-leaf
773	Those eyes like bridal beacons shine
774	Those things are not forgotten at once
775	Those who have watched the tendencies
776	Thou art to me but as a wave of the wild sea
777	Thou as heaven art fair and young
778	Thou hadst a voice whose sound was like the sea
779	Thou must wither like a rose
780	Thou shalt be as free as mountain winds
781	Thou wouldst weep tears bitter as blood
782	Though bright as silver the meridian beams shine
783	Though thou be black as night
784	Thought shook through her in poignant pictures
785	thought, utterance, and action
786	thoughtful silence
787	thoughtless whim
788	Thoughts came thronging in panic haste
789	Thoughts vague as the fitful breeze
790	Thoughts which mock at human life
791	threadbare sentiment
792	threatened wrath
793	threatening and formidable
794	threats, cries, and prayers
795	Three-cornered notes fly about like butterflies
796	threshold of consciousness
797	thrift of time
798	thriftless and unenterprising
799	thrill of delight
800	thrill with excitement
801	Thrilled by fresh and indescribable odors
802	Thrilled to the depths of her being
803	Thrilled with a sense of strange adventure
804	thrilling and vitalizing
805	thrilling eloquence
806	thrilling, dramatic, and picturesque
807	throb of compunction
808	throb with vitality
809	throbbing pride
810	throneless monarch
811	throng of sensations
812	thronging images
813	Through a cycle of many ages
814	Through endless and labyrinthine sentences
815	Through ever-widening circles of devastation
816	through every possible phase of violence and splendor
817	Through the distortions of prejudice
818	Through the forest, like a fairy dream through some dark mind,
819	Through the moonlit trees, like ghosts of sounds haunting the moonlight,
820	Through the riot of his senses, like a silver blaze, ran the legend
821	thrown into disorder
822	thundering rage
823	Thus a great deal may be done
824	Thus analogy suggests
825	Thus far, I willingly admit
826	Thus I am led on to another remark
827	Thus if you look into
828	Thus instances occur now and then
829	Thus it comes to pass
830	Thus much I may be allowed to say
831	Thus much may be sufficient to recall
832	Thus much, however, I may say
833	Thus my imagination tells me
834	Thus we see
835	thwart, criticize, and embarrass
836	thwarted by fortune
837	Thwarted by seeming insuperable obstacles
838	thwarted impulse
839	Thy beauty like a beast it bites
840	Thy brown benignant eyes have sudden gleams of gladness and surprise,
841	Thy carven columns must have grown by magic, like a dream in stone
842	Thy favors are but like the wind that kisses everything it meets
843	Thy heart is light as a leaf of a tree
844	Thy name burns like a gray and flickering candle flame
845	Thy name will be as honey on men's lips
846	tide of humanitarianism
847	tideless depth
848	ties and associations
849	tigerish stealth
850	tightened ominously
851	Till death like sleep might steal on me
852	Till he melted like a cloud in the silent summer heaven
853	time and opportunity
854	Time drops in decay, like a candle burnt out
855	Time had passed unseen
856	Time like a pulse shakes fierce
857	Time was dissolving the circle of his friends
858	Time would not permit me
859	time, thought, and consideration
860	Times of unexampled difficulty
861	timid acquiescence
862	timid and vacillating
863	timid of innovation
864	tincture of depreciation
865	tinge of mockery
866	tinged with romance
867	tingling expectation
868	tinkling cymbal
869	Tinsel glitter of empty titles
870	Tinseled over with a gaudy embellishment of words
871	tip-toe curiosity
872	tipsy jocularity
873	Tired with a dull listless fatigue
874	tired with a long summer day of eager pleasure and delight
875	tireless egotism
876	tiresome and laborious
877	tiresome braggadocio
878	tissue of misrepresentations
879	titanic force
880	To a man of the highest public spirit
881	To a practised eye
882	To all intents and purposes
883	To avoid all possibility of being misunderstood
884	To be more explicit
885	To be sedulously avoided
886	To be sure, we sometimes hear
887	To bring the matter nearer home
888	To convince them of this
889	To drag life on, which
890	To feel the true force of this argument
891	To forsake as the trees drop their leaves in autumn
892	to give this matter my personal attention
893	To illustrate
894	to make a pin instead of a pyramid
895	To make my story quite complete
896	To me it's simply outrageous
897	To me, however, it would appear
898	To my way of conceiving such matters
899	To prevent misapprehension
900	To prosecute a scheme of personal ambition
901	To some it may sound like a paradox
902	To speak frankly, I do not like it
903	To speak with entire candor
904	To state the case is to prove it
905	To stay his tottering constancy
906	To sum up all that has been said
907	To sum up in one word
908	To take a very different instance
909	To the conclusion thus drawn
910	To the enormous majority of persons
911	To the scourging he submitted with a good grace
912	To these general considerations
913	To this I answer
914	To this it will be replied
915	To what other cause can you ascribe
916	To-day, as never before
917	toilsome pleasure
918	tolerably comprehensive
919	tolerant and kindly
920	tolerant indifference
921	tolerant of folly
922	tone and treatment
923	tone of severity
924	Too preposterous for belief
925	Too puerile to notice
926	Too sanguine a forecast
927	top of ambition
928	topics and instances
929	tormented and tantalized
930	tormented by jealousy
931	tormenting thought
932	torn asunder
933	Torn asunder by eternal strife
934	torpid faculties
935	torrent of fervor
936	tortuous and twisted
937	tortuous labyrinth
938	tortuous, twisted, sinuous, and circuitous
939	tortured by doubt
940	tortured innocence
941	Tossed disdainfully off from young and ardent lips
942	totality of effect
943	Totally detached from all factions
944	totally engrossed
945	tottering and hopeless
946	touch of severity
947	touched and thrilled
948	Touched every moment with shifting and enchanting beauty
949	Touched with a bewildering and elusive beauty
950	Touched with a sort of reverential gratitude
951	touched with feeling
952	touched, strengthened, and transformed
953	touching pathos
954	touchstone of genius
955	tousled head
956	towering pride
957	Toys with smooth trifles like a child at play
958	trace of bitterness
959	traceable consanguinity
960	trackless forest
961	tractable and gracious
962	tractable, gentle, pliant, and submissive
963	tradition of mankind
964	tradition, prejudice, and stupidity
965	traditional type
966	traditional, uncertain, legendary, and unverified
967	traditions and practises
968	traffic, trade, commerce, and intercourse
969	tragic intensity
970	tragic, tremendous, and horrible
971	trailing sweetness
972	train of disasters
973	training and temperament
974	trait of cynicism
975	trance of delight
976	tranquil grandeur
977	tranquillity and benevolence
978	Transcend the bounds of human credulity
979	transcendent power
980	Transcendental contempt for money
981	transfiguring tints
982	transform into beauty
983	Transformed with an overmastering passion
984	transfuse and irradiate
985	transient emotion
986	transitory and temporary
987	Transitory as clouds without substance
988	Transitory in its nature
989	translated into fact
990	translucent cup
991	transmuting touch
992	transparent and comprehensible
993	Transparent and ridiculous self-importance
994	transparent complement
995	Transparent like a shining sun
996	transparent, theatric, and insincere
997	transport of enthusiasm
998	trappings of wisdom
999	treacherous and cowardly

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d999	Result
1	treacherous intelligence
2	treachery, envy, and selfishness
3	Treading close upon the heels
4	treasured possessions
5	Treasured up with a timid and niggardly thrift
6	treat with contempt
7	Treated the idea with lofty scorn
8	Tree and shrub altered their values
9	Trees that spread their forked boughs like a stag's antlers
10	tremble and oscillate
11	tremble with fear
12	trembling anxiety
13	Trembling like an aspen-leaf
14	tremendous domination
15	Tremendous exploits and thrilling escapades
16	tremulous sense
17	tremulous, soft, and bright
18	trenchant and straightforward
19	trenchant phrase
20	trend of consciousness
21	trial, discipline, and temptation
22	trials and tribulations
23	tribute of admiration
24	trick of fancy
25	tricks and stratagems
26	tricks, shufflings, and frauds
27	tricky, insincere, wily, and shifty
28	Tried by this standard
29	trifling and doubtful
30	trifling superfluity
31	trite and commonplace
32	trite remark
33	trite, ordinary, commonplace, and hackneyed
34	triumphant boldness
35	trivial and ridiculous
36	trivial conventionality
37	trivial, labored, and wearisome
38	trivial, petty, frivolous, and insignificant
39	tropical luxuriance
40	Trouble gathered on his brow
41	troubled inertness
42	troublous and menacing
43	trudging wayfarer
44	True incentives to knowledge
45	True it is
46	True, I forgot!
47	true, lasting, and beneficial
48	True, there are difficulties
49	true, upright, real, and authentic
50	truisms and trivialities
51	Truly it is a subject for astonishment
52	trust and confidence
53	trust to chance
54	Trusting that we may have the pleasure of serving you
55	Trusting to receive your best consideration
56	trustworthy source
57	truth and righteousness
58	Truths which forever shine as fixed stars
59	tumult of applause
60	tumultuous rapture
61	tumultuous, riotous, disorderly, and turbulent
62	tuneful expression
63	turbid and noise some
64	turbulent times
65	turgid and bombastic
66	turgid appeal
67	turmoil and shouting
68	turmoil of controversy
69	turn of events
70	Turning easily and securely as on a perfect axle
71	Turning the world topsy-turvey
72	Twilight creeps upon the darkening mind
73	twilight of elderliness
74	twilight shadow
75	twinge of envy
76	twisted and perverted
77	twittered sleepily
78	Two things are made very clear
79	twofold bearing
80	type and forerunner
81	typical excellence
82	tyrannical disposition
83	tyranny, injustice, and extortion
84	tyrant and oppressor
85	ubiquitous activity
86	ugly revelation
87	ugly, evil, hateful, and base
88	ugly, scowling, and offensive
89	ulterior purpose
90	ultimate sanction
91	ultrafashionable world
92	unabashed insolence
93	unabated pleasure
94	unaccountable and grotesque
95	unaccountable protervity
96	unaccustomed toil
97	unadorned by artifice
98	unadorned style
99	unaffected and undaunted
100	unaffected pathos
101	unaffrighted innocence
102	unagitated abstraction
103	unalloyed satisfaction
104	unalterable determination
105	Unamiable and envious attributes
106	unanimous acclamation
107	unanswerable argument
108	unapologetic air
109	unappeasable resentment
110	Unapproachable grandeur and simplicity
111	unapproached and unapproachable
112	unapproached supremacy
113	unassailable position
114	unassuming and unpretending
115	unassuming dignity
116	unattainable perfection
117	unavailing consolation
118	unavoidable propensities
119	Unaware of her bitter taunt
120	unballasted eloquence
121	unbeaten track
122	unbecoming behavior
123	unbending reserve
124	unbending, contemptuous, and scornful
125	Unbends like a loosened bow
126	unbiased judgment
127	unblemished character
128	unblinking observation
129	unblushing iteration
130	Unbounded devotion and indulgence
131	unbounded hospitality
132	Unbreakable as iron
133	unbridgeable chasm
134	unbridled fancy
135	unbroken continuity
136	uncanny fears
137	unceasing variation
138	unceremonious talk
139	uncertain tenure
140	uncertain, questionable, erroneous, and mistaken
141	unchallenged supremacy
142	unchangeable and enduring
143	unchanging affection
144	uncharitable ambition
145	uncharted depths
146	Uncharted oceans of thought
147	unchastised offense
148	unclean, shameful, and degrading
149	unclouded splendor
150	uncomfortable doubt
151	uncommonly attractive
152	uncommunicable quality
153	uncomplaining endurance
154	uncomprehending smile
155	uncompromising dogmatism
156	unconcealed aversion
157	unconditioned freedom
158	uncongenial task
159	Unconquerable fidelity to duty
160	unconquerable patience
161	Unconscious as an oak-tree of its growth
162	unconscious serenity
163	unconsciously and innocently
164	uncontrollable delight
165	unconventional demeanor
166	uncounted generations
167	uncouth and barbarous
168	uncouth gambols
169	uncritical position
170	unctuous and irresistible
171	unctuous, shrill, brisk, and demonstrative
172	unctuously belaud
173	undaunted by failure
174	undaunted defender
175	undazzled eyes
176	undecided, wavering, and cautious
177	undefined anticipations
178	undeniable charm
179	Undeniably true
180	Under all conceivable circumstances
181	Under all the circumstances
182	Under no circumstances can we entertain such an arrangement
183	Under separate cover we are mailing to you
184	Under the sway of arbitrary opinions
185	Under the vivifying touch of genius
186	Under the willow-tree glimmered her face
187	Under these circumstances we are willing to extend the terms
188	Under these favoring conditions
189	Under this head
190	underlying assumption
191	Undertaken under propitious circumstances
192	undetermined by sorrow
193	undeveloped and ignorant
194	undeviating consistency
195	undignified and futile
196	undignified peccadilloes
197	undiluted skepticism
198	undiminished relish
199	undimmed luster
200	undisciplined genius
201	undisguised amusement
202	undismayed expression
203	undisputed ascendency
204	undistracted attention
205	undisturbed silence
206	undivided energies
207	undone by treachery
208	undoubted authenticity
209	Undoubtedly we may find
210	undue predilection
211	undulating hills
212	unduly troublesome
213	undying friendship
214	unearthly gladness
215	Unearthly in its malignant glee
216	unearthly, horrible, and obnoxious
217	uneasiness and apprehension
218	uneasy craving
219	Uneasy sense of impending change
220	uneasy, overstrained, and melancholy
221	uneducated and inexperienced
222	unembarrassed scrutiny
223	unembittered sweetness
224	unending exactions
225	unenlightened zealot
226	unenvied insipidity
227	Unequaled simplicity and directness of purpose
228	unequaled skill
229	unequivocally resented
230	unerring fidelity
231	unessential details
232	unexampled sweetness
233	Unexceptional in point of breeding
234	unexhausted kindliness
235	unexpected confidence
236	Unexpected obstacles and inextricable difficulties
237	Unfailing and miraculous foresight
238	unfailing courtesy
239	unfaltering glance
240	unfamiliar and distant
241	unfamiliar garb
242	unfathomable indifference
243	Unfathomed depths and impossibilities
244	unfeigned assent
245	Unfeigned astonishment and indignation
246	unfettered and vigorous
247	unfettered by fear
248	unfettered liberty
249	unflagging zest
250	unflattering truth
251	unflecked confidence
252	unfledged novice
253	unflinching zeal
254	unfolding consciousness
255	unforced acquiescence
256	unforced and unchecked
257	Unforced and unstudied depth of feeling
258	unforeseen vicissitudes
259	unforgivable tragedy
260	unfortunate and unparalleled
261	Unfortunately I must decline the proposal
262	Unfortunately it is a truth
263	Unfortunately we are compelled at certain times
264	unfounded and incredible
265	Unfounded and incredible calumnies
266	unfounded conjecture
267	unfulfilled longing
268	ungainly figure
269	ungarnished reality
270	ungenerously resolved
271	ungenial temperament
272	ungovernable vehemence
273	ungracious and reluctant
274	ungracious temper
275	ungrudging tribute
276	unguessed riches
277	unhallowed threshold
278	Unhampered by binding alliances
279	unhampered expression
280	unhappiness and discomfort
281	unhappy predecessor
282	unhappy, unfortunate, distressed, and disastrous
283	unheeded beauties
284	Unheralded, like some tornado
285	unheroic measure
286	unhesitating faith
287	unhindered flight
288	unholy triumph
289	uniform blending
290	unimaginable bitterness
291	unimpassioned dignity
292	unimpeachable sentiment
293	unimpeded activity
294	uninstructed critic
295	uninteresting, lifeless, obscure, and commonplace
296	uninterrupted process
297	unique and original
298	unique in literature
299	unique personality
300	unity and completeness
301	unity in diversity
302	unity of purpose
303	unity, aggressiveness, efficiency, and force
304	unity, emphasis, and coherence
305	Universal in their signification
306	universal reprobation
307	universality of experience
308	unjust and ungrateful
309	Unjust and unrighteous persecution
310	unjust depreciation
311	unkind, severe, oppressive, and callous
312	unknown appellations
313	Unknown, like a seed in fallow ground, was the germ of a plan
314	Unless I could be sure
315	Unless you can give us reasonable assurance
316	unlettered laborer
317	unlikely contingency
318	Unlikely to be so
319	unlimited and absolute
320	unlimited opulence
321	unlucky dissembler
322	unmanly timidity
323	unmastered possibility.
324	unmeaning farce
325	unmeasured hostility
326	unmellowed dawn
327	unmelodious echoes
328	unmerciful plundering
329	unmingled consent
330	unmistakably fabulous
331	unmitigated gloom
332	unmixed astonishment
333	unmixed with emotion
334	unmodified passion
335	unmodulated, cold, and expressionless
336	Unmoving as a tombstone
337	unmurmuring sea
338	unnatural and harmful
339	unnecessary platitudes
340	unnumbered thousands
341	unobserved and unsuspected
342	unobtrusive and tactful
343	unobtrusive deference
344	unostentatious display
345	unpalatable truth
346	unparalleled and inexhaustible
347	unparalleled atrocities
348	unpardonable error
349	unphilosophical dreamer
350	unphilosophical, unsystematic, and discursive
351	unpleasant and bewildering
352	unpleasant excrescence
353	unpopular and unimpressive
354	unpractical, childish, slipshod, and silly
355	unprecedented advance
356	unprecedented and objectionable
357	unprecedented in kind
358	unprejudiced intelligence
359	unpremeditated and heartfelt
360	unpretentious character
361	unprincipled violence
362	unprofitable craft
363	unpromising and scanty
364	unprotected and friendless
365	unpurchasable luxury
366	unqualified submission
367	unquenchable tenderness
368	unquestionable genius
369	Unquestionably superior
370	unquestioning fate
371	unreal and unsubstantial
372	unreasonable pretense
373	unreasonable, foolish, excessive, and absurd
374	unreasoning and uncompromising
375	Unreasoning and unquestioning attachment
376	unreasoning distrust
377	unrecognized and unrewarded
378	unredeemable forfeit
379	unrefreshing sameness
380	unrelaxing emphasis
381	unrelenting spirit
382	unremembered winter
383	unremitting toil
384	unrepining sadness
385	unreproved admiration
386	unrequited love
387	unresentful disposition
388	unreserved assent
389	unresisted authority
390	unresolved exceptions
391	unresponsive gloom
392	unresting speed
393	unrestrained anger
394	unrestricted ease
395	Unrivaled beauty and excellence
396	unrivaled distinction
397	Unrivaled gift of succinct and trenchant speech
398	unrivaled, unequaled, incomparable, and matchless
399	unruffled concord
400	unsatisfied yearning
401	unscrupulous adventurer
402	unscrupulous, heartless, and hypocritical
403	unseasonable apology
404	unseemly and insufferable
405	unseemly mirth
406	unseen and unsuspected
407	unselfish fidelity
408	unsettled trait
409	unshakable foundation
410	unshrinking determination
411	unslackened volubility
412	unsmiling and critical
413	unsophisticated youth
414	unsparing abuse
415	Unsparing industry and attention
416	unspeakable delight
417	Unspeakably alluring and satisfying
418	unspiritual tone
419	Unspoiled by praise or blame
420	unspoiled goodness
421	Unspoken messages from some vaster world
422	Unstable moral equilibrium of boyhood
423	unstinted praise
424	unsullied virtue
425	Unsurpassed in force and fitness
426	unsurpassed purity
427	unswerving and unfaltering
428	Unswerving and unselfish fidelity
429	unswerving integrity
430	Untameable as flies
431	untameable energy
432	unthinkable hypothesis
433	unthinking and careless
434	Until sleep overtakes us at a stride
435	untiring energy
436	Untiring enunciation of platitudes and fallacies
437	untold calamity
438	Untouched by the ruthless spirit of improvement
439	untoward circumstances
440	untrammeled expression
441	untrodden woodland
442	untroubled repose
443	untuneful phrase
444	untutored and infantine
445	untutored mind
446	unusual and unexpected
447	unusual audacity
448	unutterable sadness
449	Unutterable things pressing on my soul
450	Unutterably trivial and paltry
451	unuttered and unutterable
452	unvarnished feeling
453	unwarranted limitation
454	unwasting energies
455	unwavering allegiance
456	Unwavering and unquestioning approbation
457	unwearied diligence
458	unwelcome alliance
459	unwholesome and vile
460	Unwholesome influence, I would say
461	unwholesome, bewildering, and unprofitable
462	unwieldy bulk
463	unwilling homage
464	unwittingly mingled
465	unwonted kindness
466	unworldly foolishness
467	unworldly, peaceable, and philosophical
468	unworthy alliance
469	Unworthy and ungenerous treatment
470	unyielding nature
471	Up to this moment I have stated
472	Upbraid ourselves with folly
473	Upcast like foam of the effacing tide
474	Uplifting the soul as on dovelike wings
475	Uplifting their stony peaks around us
476	Upon being advised that these terms are satisfactory
477	Upon receiving your letter of
478	upon the cool and still piazza
479	Upon the mountain-tops of meditation
480	upright and credible
481	upright, high-minded, brave, and liberal
482	upright, kind-hearted, and blameless
483	uproar and confusion
484	uproarious laughter
485	upstart and braggart
486	upstart pretensions
487	Urbanely plastic and versatile
488	urbanity and unction
489	urged by curiosity
490	Urgent as the seas
491	Urgent warning and admonition
492	urgent, important, immediate, and imperative
493	urgent, tumultuous, and incomprehensible
494	usage, custom, habit, and practise
495	useless fripperies
496	usher into society
497	utilize to advantage
498	utmost scorn
499	utter and disastrous
500	utter with sarcasm
501	Uttering grandiose puerilities
502	Uttering wild cries like a creature in pain
503	Utterly and essentially irreverent
504	vacant stupidity
505	vacillating obedience
506	vacillation and uncertainty
507	vacuous ease
508	vagabondish spirit
509	vagrancy of thought
510	vagrant wandering
511	vague and indistinct
512	Vague as a dream
513	Vague thoughts that stream shapelessly through her mind
514	vague, impalpable, and incongruous
515	vaguely discursive
516	Vain allurements of folly and fashion
517	vain and profitless
518	vain contemplation
519	vain, useless, unproductive, and unavailing
520	vainglorious show
521	valid objection
522	validity and value
523	valley of misfortune
524	valuable acquisition
525	valueless assertion
526	vampire tongue
527	vanguard of progress
528	vanish into mystery
529	Vanish into thin air, like ghosts at the cockcrow
530	vanished centuries
531	Vanished like snow when comes a thaw
532	Vanished like vapor before the sun
533	vanities and vices
534	vanities, envies, devices, and jealousies
535	vanities, stupidities, and falsehoods
536	vantage ground
537	vapid generalities
538	vapory and chaotic
539	variable temperament
540	varied and animated
541	variegated career
542	Variously ramified and delicately minute channels of expression
543	varnish and falsehood
544	Varnished over with a cold repellent cynicism
545	vassals and inferiors
546	vast advantage
547	vast and superlative
548	Vast and vague aspirations
549	Vast sweep of mellow distances
550	vast, scattered, various, and incalculable
551	Vastly complex and far-reaching problems
552	veering purpose
553	vehemence of manner
554	vehement and clamorous
555-987	vehement panting
988	Like bright Apollo
989	Like bright lamps, the fabled apples glow
990	Like building castles in the air
991	Like bursting waves from the ocean
992	like chance flowers flung upon the river's current
993	Like cliffs which have been rent asunder
994	Like clouds of gnats with perfect lineaments
995	Like cobwebs woven round the limbs of an infant giant
996	Like crystals of snow
997	Like dead lovers who died true
998	Like Death, who rides upon a thought,
999	Like dew upon a sleeping flower

d8	???	???	???	???
1	TITLE(Roll on {Roll on "Nonsense1"\|Roll on "Nonsense2"\|Roll on "Nonsense3"})	.	Resolve: {TITLE(Roll on {Roll on "Nonsense11" \|Roll on "Nonsense12" \|Roll on "Nonsense13" })\|like a TITLE(Roll on "ChooseNoun")}	.
2	TITLE(Roll on {Roll on "Nonsense4" \|Roll on "Nonsense5" \|Roll on "Nonsense6" })	?	Resolve: {TITLE(Roll on {Roll on "Nonsense13" \|Roll on "Nonsense14" \|Roll on "Nonsense15"\|Roll on "Nonsense16"})\|like a TITLE(Roll on "ChooseNoun")}	?
3	TITLE(Roll on {Roll on "Nonsense7"\|Roll on "Nonsense8"\|Roll on "Nonsense9" })	...	TITLE(Roll on {Roll on "Nonsense11" \|Roll on "Nonsense12" \|Roll on "Nonsense13" })	...
4	Resolve: {\|\|Like a TITLE(Roll on "ChooseNoun"), \|TITLE(Roll on "ChooseAdj"), \|TITLE(Roll on "ChooseAdverb"), }TITLE(Roll on {Roll on "Nonsense11" \|Roll on "Nonsense12" \|Roll on "Nonsense13" })	,	TITLE(Roll on {Roll on "Nonsense7"\|Roll on "Nonsense8"\|Roll on "Nonsense9" })	—
5	TITLE(Roll on {Roll on "Nonsense13" \|Roll on "Nonsense14" \|Roll on "Nonsense15"\|Roll on "Nonsense16"})	,	TITLE(Roll on {Roll on "Nonsense4" \|Roll on "Nonsense5" \|Roll on "Nonsense6" })	.
6	TITLE(Roll on {Roll on "Nonsense11" \|Roll on "Nonsense12" \|Roll on "Nonsense13" })	!	TITLE(Roll on {Roll on "Nonsense1"\|Roll on "Nonsense2"\|Roll on "Nonsense3"})	!
7	TITLE(Roll on {Roll on "Nonsense1" \|Roll on "Nonsense2" \|Roll on "Nonsense3" \|Roll on "Nonsense4" \|Roll on "Nonsense5" \|Roll on "Nonsense6" \|Roll on "Nonsense7" \|Roll on "Nonsense8" \|Roll on "Nonsense9" \|Roll on "Nonsense10" \|Roll on "Nonsense11" \|Roll on "Nonsense12" \|Roll on "Nonsense13" \|Roll on "Nonsense14" \|Roll on "Nonsense15" \|Roll on "Nonsense16"})	but	TITLE(Roll on {Roll on "Nonsense1" \|Roll on "Nonsense2" \|Roll on "Nonsense3" \|Roll on "Nonsense4" \|Roll on "Nonsense5" \|Roll on "Nonsense6" \|Roll on "Nonsense7" \|Roll on "Nonsense8" \|Roll on "Nonsense9" \|Roll on "Nonsense10" \|Roll on "Nonsense11" \|Roll on "Nonsense12" \|Roll on "Nonsense13" \|Roll on "Nonsense14" \|Roll on "Nonsense15" \|Roll on "Nonsense16"})	.
8	TITLE(Roll on {Roll on "Nonsense1" \|Roll on "Nonsense2" \|Roll on "Nonsense3" \|Roll on "Nonsense4" \|Roll on "Nonsense5" \|Roll on "Nonsense6" \|Roll on "Nonsense7" \|Roll on "Nonsense8" \|Roll on "Nonsense9" \|Roll on "Nonsense10" \|Roll on "Nonsense11" \|Roll on "Nonsense12" \|Roll on "Nonsense13" \|Roll on "Nonsense14" \|Roll on "Nonsense15" \|Roll on "Nonsense16"})	—	TITLE(Roll on {Roll on "Nonsense1" \|Roll on "Nonsense2" \|Roll on "Nonsense3" \|Roll on "Nonsense4" \|Roll on "Nonsense5" \|Roll on "Nonsense6" \|Roll on "Nonsense7" \|Roll on "Nonsense8" \|Roll on "Nonsense9" \|Roll on "Nonsense10" \|Roll on "Nonsense11" \|Roll on "Nonsense12" \|Roll on "Nonsense13" \|Roll on "Nonsense14" \|Roll on "Nonsense15" \|Roll on "Nonsense16"})	...

Cryptic Message, Unknown Phrase Generator (d8)

1.35+ million possible cryptic messages

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Nonsense1 (d999)

Nonsense2 (d999)

Nonsense3 (d999)

Nonsense4 (d999)

Nonsense5 (d999)

Nonsense6 (d999)

Nonsense7 (d999)

Nonsense8 (d999)

Nonsense9 (d999)

Nonsense10 (d987)

Nonsense11 (d999)

Nonsense12 (d999)

Nonsense13 (d999)

Nonsense14 (d999)

Nonsense15 (d999)

Nonsense16 (d999)