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