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I portray myself as a person who is fair and competent and I judge others likeways.

Stop the nonsense and call them “white voters” 2008

I portray myself as a person who is fair and competent and I judge others likeways.

Stop the nonsense and call them “white voters” 2008

And all this while did the unease, of which I have told, make upon us; so that, presently, Mine Own whispered unto me the thing that already my spirit did half to perceive, that there came after us through the night some harmful thing, that did be surely no great way off, as I did feel within me, and the Maid to have a likeways belief.

The Night Land 2007

Which the playacting have likeways brought him to London along with me.

Great Expectations 2007

‘And likeways what a pleasure,’ said Mrs Gamp, turning with

The Life and Adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit 2006

‘That there article of clothing likeways belonged to, and was wore by — him as I have made mention on,’ was again the dull Old

Our Mutual Friend 2004

Pattullo, who was charged with the inspection of the troops, and was likeways Quarter – Master-General of the army, and is now in France.

Waverley 2004

My lord, I have impartially laid before you the present circumstance you are in, as far as my abilities enable me to judge, that you may have it under your Lordship's consideration; I shall next take the freedom to suggest what to me appears the safest and most prudent part now left to you to act, and which I likeways submit to your

Memoirs of the Jacobites of 1715 and 1745 Volume II. Mrs. Thomson

The toun of Aberdeen made him ane address, as did all the other touns as he passed; and I hear he is, at the request of the episcopal clergy in this country, to apoint a day of thanksgiving for his safe arival, and likeways a proclamation, to which will be referred his declaration, with something new, which shall be sent to you with first ocasion.

Memoirs of the Jacobites of 1715 and 1745. Volume I. Mrs. Thomson

By this our Commission, we likeways here empower you to make warr upon our enemies, and upon all such as shall adhere to the present government and usurper of our dominions.

Memoirs of the Jacobites of 1715 and 1745. Volume I. Mrs. Thomson