This I shall sometimes do, when I happen to have nothing of my own to say that I think of more consequence.
Can it be that there is anything of more consequence in life than the great business in hand, which absorbs the vitality and genius of this age?
There is little doubt that Irving himself supposed that his serious work was of more consequence to the world.
I must now refer to particulars of more consequence.
We shall lose some prize-money; but at all events we require her surgeon, and that is of more consequence.
You will, perhaps, reply, that the storming a castle of the Ligurians was a thing of more consequence to the State, than that the claim of Curius should be ably supported.
I could add other decisive evidence, if the subject were of more consequence.
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