Thinks I, she wants to make herself look decent like afore I get in, she don't like to pull her stockings on afore me; so I pulls up the old horse and let her have a fair start.
It's in politics as in racin', everything depends upon a fair start.
Its in politics as in racin, every thing depends upon a fair start.
Economic conditions were such that, given a fair start, they could scarcely avoid reaching a desirable goal.
The Whigs made a fair start, but unfortunately they ran a poor race and came to a bad end.
The men were anxious for the change, but they were misled and influenced, and we could not get a fair start.
My own conviction is, that if a ready-money system was once in operation, and had a fair start, it would work better than the present system.
Let us make a fair start," he said, as he took his seat.
Now that he had what he was pleased to call 'a fair start,' his ambition was boundless.
It placed a little capital at his disposal, and capital is the one thing needed to make a fair start in anything in this country.
Give me that, and I'll make a fair start, and go ahead right enough.
Given a fair start, compelled from the outset to work for his living, young Marston might have settled down into a respectable citizen.
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