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But, Daisy, that is a civil form, of expression which it is usual to avail oneself of upon such occasions.

From Melbourne House, Volume 2 by Warner, Susan

The responsibility to avail oneself of this spiritual resource is inseparable from the gift of faith itself.

From One Common Faith by Baha'i International Community

It is rarely worth while to notice criticism, but when a good chance of exposing one of these anonymous libellers who disgrace literature occurs, it is a public duty to avail oneself of it.

From Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley — Volume 2 by Huxley, Thomas Henry

Odds of weapons, when there is courage to avail oneself of them, forms a thorough counterbalance to odds of number.

From Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland Volume 4 by Various

To travel from Brownsville north along the international line one must, for several hundred miles, avail oneself of horses, mules, or motor-cars, since rail transportation is almost lacking.

From Heart of the Sunset by Beach, Rex Ellingwood




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