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might add that though I find your
'And I might add that though I find your hall quite charming, it's very unsatisfactory as a reception-room.'
— from The Romantic Lady by Michael Arlen

marriage and that that is five years
“I know that Baron von Falkenberg was killed in a duel a few months after his marriage, and that that is five years ago.”
— from Kings-at-Arms by Marjorie Bowen

me and take the ivy for yourself
Give it me, and take the ivy for yourself.’
— from In the Year of Jubilee by George Gissing

means again that there is for you
This means, again, that there is for you no act without an agent, no quality and phenomenon without a substance, without a real subject.
— from Lectures on the true, the beautiful and the good by Victor Cousin

moment and then That is for you
She hesitated a moment, and then, "That is for you to say," she replied, lowering her eyes.
— from Shrewsbury: A Romance by Stanley John Weyman

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