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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

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