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• I recognise the quality which he intended to describe, which is, I think, the peculiar possession of English women of a certain class; but I should not call it insolence Another party fluttered past us, a man and a woman There," said Ascher, "is a French woman. —  Gossamer 1915
• There are also trade journals, which go to the booksellers, and in these the publisher must announce his new issues well,--describe them thoroughly, and give some idea of what he intends doing in the way of energetic general advertising. —  The Building of a Book A Series of Practical Articles Written by Experts in the Various Departments of Book Making and Distributing
• I will describe, as exactly as possible, this grand establishment. —  The Shirley Letters from California Mines in 1851-52
• A tone speech inadequate to describe what I had to describe--do you know what I'm talking about Yes Never mind. —  Sacrifice
• She would be protected from such an one as you describe, as well by pride as by purity. —  The Beauty Of The Village

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