In-deed

"In-deed!" responded Lady Rank mis ton, and Maidie was happy to note that she had taken her aback.

Gatlinburg 2010

In-deed, more than half an hour must have elapsed, I calculated, between the moment the moon showed above the horizon and the first delicate onslaught of the tinklings.

The Moon Pool 1919

In-deed, so sick and ailing did he appear to be that Mme. Pecquet suggested that his uncle should call in a doctor.

A Book of Remarkable Criminals 1918

In-deed, but for the certainty that ugly persons are just as irrational in the matter of undivided love as the beautiful, it seems that polygamy was a blessed institution for the women, and that only the dread threats of the spiritual power could drive the hulking, board-faced men into it.

American Notes Rudyard Kipling 1900

'In-deed, sir,' says my father, and that was all he did say -- leastways to the Dean -- but he used to tell me he felt really faint in himself when he looked round our choir as I can remember it, all comfortable and furnished-like, and then see this nasty little dry picter, as he called it, drawn out by some London architect.

A Thin Ghost and Others 1899

In-deed neither of them ate much and both were more than usually silent.

That Lass O' Lowrie's 1877 Frances Hodgson Burnett 1886

'In-deed!' said Wegg: 'sorry, partner, that you're not picking up faster, but your soul's too large for your body, sir; that's where it is.

Our Mutual Friend Charles Dickens 1841

The period covered by In-deed's statistics include pre and post abolition of Home Information Packs.

The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed 2011

Online conveyancing firm In-deed estimates that about 54,000 buyers were gazanged in the first half of 2011, up 20 per cent, year on year.

The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed 2011

In-deed, equities corrected sharply lower at the end of last week, triggered by Obama's proposals to banking reform.

FXstreet.com 2010