The wording of this passage (ยง 65) seems rather to suggest acquaintance with a poem on the subject.
It seems rather to be a more or less fortuitous gathering called together on the spot by criers when the king wishes to bring something before the notice of the public[570].
If they sleep like that it seems rather a waste of time to have gagged them," whispered the Duke to the inspector.
It seems rather mean of Lupin to make use of women like this, and get them into trouble," said the Duke.
It seems rather a shame to frighten her--she's such a child," said the Duke.
That a bird should be able to break a bone as thick and hard as the thigh-bone of a horse or ox seems rather problematical, but the bird achieves the feat in a simple and effectual manner.
The colour is very permanent, and, instead of fading by time, seems rather to brighten.
It seems rather to be an astrological phrase, and to mean, ascertain whether my aspect be malignant or benign.
The former is supposed to have been the proper name of some idol; but it seems rather to signify any false deity in general.
This sect say they took the name of Sabians from the above-mentioned Sabi, though it seems rather to be derived from Saba,6 or the host of heaven, which they worship.
Seems rather a shyme to me to spoil your breakfast for wot's really ancient 'istory.
It seems rather a sore kind of business that I should be all day in Court haanging Radicals, and get nawthing to my denner.
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