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Vehemently and indignantly repudiated

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vehicle of intercourse

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veil of futurity

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veiled and unreadable

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Veiled by some equivocation

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veiled insolence

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vein of snobbishness

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velocity of movement

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velvety lawn

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venality and corruption

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Venerable and dignified conservatism

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venerable and interesting

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venerable placidity

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venerable, patriotic, and virtuous

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venomous passion

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venture to say

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veracious journals

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veracity and fidelity

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verbal audacities

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verbally and literally

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verbose manner

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verdant hope

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verifiable facts

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veritable triumph

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verities, certainties, and realities

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vernacular expression

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vernal charm

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Versatile and essentially original

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versatile grace

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versatile, eloquent, sagacious, and talented

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versatility and sympathy

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versed in knowledge

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Versed in the arts of exciting tumult and sedition

34

Very good, I'll do so

35

Very strange is this indeed

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Very well, I will consent

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vestige of regard

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vexation and anxiety

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vexatious circumstances

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vibrant with feeling

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Vibrant with the surge of human passions

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vibrating and sonorous

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Vibrations set quivering like harp strings struck by the hand of a master

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vicarious virtue

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vicissitudes of life

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Vicissitudes of wind and weather

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view with awe

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Viewed in its general tenor and substance

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views and experiences

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vigilant and inflexible

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vigilant sensibility

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vigilant, inveterate, and unresting

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Vigor and richness of resource

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vigorous and graphic

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Vigorous and well compacted

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vigorous invective

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vigorous, subtle, and comprehensive

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vigorous, upright, dignified, and imperative

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vile desecrater

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vile, mean, debased, and sordid

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villainous inconsistency

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vindictive sentiment

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Violating all decency

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violent agitation

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violent and ill-balanced

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Violent and unforeseen vicissitudes

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violent, impetuous, intense, and ungovernable

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violent, sinister, and rebellious

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violet-blue, or greenish-blue gemstone]

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virgin grace

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virile leadership

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virtual surrender

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Virtually accomplished, I believe

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virtue, genius, and charm

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virtuous and wise

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virtuous disdain

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virtuous, upright, honest, and moral

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virulence and invective

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virulent prejudice

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visible and apparent

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Visible and palpable pains and penalties

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visible embarrassment

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vision of splendor

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visionary and obscure

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visionary dreamer

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visionary, dreamy, pensive, and sensitive

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visionary, fraudulent, and empirical

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vistas and backgrounds

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vital and vigorous

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vital interpretation

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vital to success

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vital, formidable, and dominant

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vitalized by thought

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vitiate and poison

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Vitiated by intolerance and shortsightedness

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vitiated taste

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vitriolic sneer

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vituperation and abuse

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vivacious and agreeable

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vivacious excitement

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Vivacity is her greatest charm

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vivid and varied

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Vivid even to oppressiveness

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vivid portrayal

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vivid, comprehensible, and striking

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vividness of memory

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vociferous appeal

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Vociferous praise following like a noisy wave

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voice of ambition

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voiceless multitude

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Voices that charm the ear and echo with a subtle resonance in the soul

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void and nothingness

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void of authority

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volatile and fiery

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volatile fragrance

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volcanic suddenness

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Volcanic upheavings of imprisoned passions

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voluble prose

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volubly and exuberantly

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volume and impetus

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volume of trade

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voluminous and varied

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voluminous biography

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voluntarily and habitually

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voluntary relinquishment

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Voracious and insatiable appetite

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voracious animosity

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votive wreath

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Vouch for its truth

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vow of allegiance

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vulgar and artificial

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Vulgar eagerness for place

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vulgar prosperity

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vulgar, heavy, narrow, and obtuse

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vulgarity, ignorance, and misapprehension

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vulnerable foe

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wabbling enterprise

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waddling, perspiring, and breathless

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waggishly sapient

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wailing winds

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Walking somewhat unsteadily like a blind man feeling his way

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wallow in idolatry

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wander into digression

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wandering and erratic

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wandering fancy

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waning popularity

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want, lack, poverty, and paucity

148

want, worry, and woe

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wanting in dignity

150

wanton and unnecessary

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wanton butchery

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Wantonly and detestably unkind

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war and revelry

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warbling lute

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warlike trappings

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warm, soft, clear, and serene

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warmth of temperament

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warning prophecy

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warp and woof

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warped purpose

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warranted interference

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was wont to come and go like a flash of light

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waste of opportunity

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waste, devastate, pillage, and destroy

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wasteful and circuitous

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wasteful prodigality

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wasteful, indolent, and evasive

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watched, tendered, fostered, and pruned

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watchful, suspicious, and timid

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wave of depression

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waver in purpose

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wavering courage

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Waves glittered and danced on all sides like millions of diamonds

174

waxing and waning

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waxwork sex

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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

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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