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blue eyes again kindly yet
" She met the blue eyes again, kindly yet keen in their scrutiny.
— from To Love by Margaret Peterson

by enthusiasm and keep your
I can only give you this advice: do not be carried away by enthusiasm and keep your point of view high.
— from Majesty: A Novel by Louis Couperus

block everything and keep your
"For goodness sake, be careful, Dicky," whispered Jim, as his chum passed him; "block everything, and keep your wicket up for once.
— from The Gayton Scholarship: A School Story by Herbert Hayens

be endured and keep yourself
"It must be as hot as can be endured, and keep yourself from studying and musing and it will comfort you much."
— from Customs and Fashions in Old New England by Alice Morse Earle

Ben Edward answered kindly you
"Never mind, Ben," Edward answered kindly, "you couldn't have gone for her, because she gave me no address, and I have not the least idea where to send for her."
— from Grandmother Elsie by Martha Finley

blue eyes and kinky yellow
One evening one of the men, a fellow with laughing blue eyes and kinky yellow hair, unconsciously disturbed her profoundly.
— from Poor White: A Novel by Sherwood Anderson

brother Ephraim and keep your
"'You stop here, brother Ephraim, and keep your ears well open, as well as your eyes.
— from In the Heart of the Rockies: A Story of Adventure in Colorado by G. A. (George Alfred) Henty


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