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Nonsense15 (d999)

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