Now I am quite ready to admit that every Constitution ought to rest either upon symmetry or upon acceptance.
I am quite ready to admit that the fact that you make a particular branch of trade more profitable, induces more people to engage in that branch of trade.
This awkward silence was broken by the welcome appearance of Cecil, who burst into the room, exclaiming: "Auntie, tea is quite ready!
I am quite ready to talk to him, because he amuses me, but I am not bound to marry every man who does.
And after a little more conversation Katherine went back to her occupation of arranging her belongings and wardrobe, that when the moment of parting came she might be quite ready to go.
I am sure, if he will only give me the chance of keeping my boys with me, I am quite ready to welcome him to both.
She will be quite readyto hear the Duke's opinions on the Foreign Office.
I am quite readyto resign my office, but I could not make Lord Palmerston the scapegoat for the sins which will be imputed to the Government in the late negotiations.
Lord Palmerston is quite ready to be guided by us.
If you do dear Rosalie, I shall die of grief; but if I do not yield you, my honour bids me marry you, and that I am quite ready to do.
I am quite ready, dearest, to climb the harden wall, and I shall do it more dexterously than your wretched humpback.
Most Holy Father, I am quite ready to take this step, if Your Holiness will grant me a letter of commendation written with your own hand.
However, there are lots of other fellows who'll bequite ready to take it on.
I shall be quite ready to come and have it out with you whenever you like when I leave here--in your vestry, if you like.
Though it is far from pleasant to have my individual affairs thus brought to notice, I am quite ready to do anything to forward the cause of justice or to aid in any way the discovery of my uncle's murderer.
Well, though I haven't 'hired' you, I would be quite ready to pay your honorarium if you can ferret out our West Sedgwick mystery.
Parmalee went with me and we found Mr. Monroe in the library, quite ready to talk with us.
I'm quite ready to leave it to them," said Sir William.
Fred seemed to be quite ready to talk, and he did not follow Pamela's lead in trying to bring Norman into the conversation.
Quite Ready' is the signal to lower the trap, which we do in the regular theater-fashion.
Morcerf, quite readyto aid the memory of the narrator.
They will know you are deserted, and think you also poor, for I alone know your real financial position, and am quite ready to give up my accounts as an honest partner.
Madame de Villefort is dressed; she is quite ready, and wishes to know if she is to accompany you, sir?
I am quite readyto state how I think the cash payments would operate.
We would be quite ready to embark in it and buy for cash, if we could make a commission; but I do not believe it would pay the expenses and servants' wages.
I have said in my statement, we would be quite ready to buy the hosiery ourselves for cash; but I believe we would get a very small portion of the trade, because, when the people were getting perhaps 1s.
I am quite ready, sir," said Polly, in that tone of determination which she was often accustomed to assume, and against which her father rarely or never disputed.
Enough, sir; I am quite ready," replied my father, and reseated himself at the table.
I am quite ready to fight in the open, and to take my chance of being killed there, but I protest against being shut up like a rat in a hole.
I am quite ready to take my chance of being killed fighting, but I should not like to be seized and hacked to pieces in cold blood.
If you would like to see the killing, there are some here which are quite ready.
The proof that I've no animosity against her is here in this photograph, which I saved from falling into the hands of the police, and which I'm quite ready to give her back if she will come and ask me for it herself.
I am quite ready to respect another man's faith; but it is too much to ask that I should respect his doubt, his worldly hesitations and fictions, his political bargain and make-believe.
I am quite ready to believe that when Lord Curzon went out he found a very false atmosphere.
The Duke of Sussex will bequite ready to be Administrator of Sussex at the same screw.
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