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Little old New York will take a few select summer boarders; comforts and conveniences of homes—that's the ad.
THE TRIMMED LAMPO. HENRY
It remains to speak of those tools which are not essentials, but conveniences, to painting.
THE PAINTER IN OILDANIEL BURLEIGH PARKHURST
The people were too busy with their search for gold and profits to think much of the conveniences or luxuries of life.
MY LIFE IN MANY STATES AND IN FOREIGN LANDSGEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN
Even the plan has been in places destroyed to obtain rooms of a more suitable width for the conveniences of European life.
LIFE IN MOROCCO AND GLIMPSES BEYONDBUDGETT MEAKIN
Man, by his nature, is fitted for society, and society by its conveniences is fitted for man.
THOMAS JEFFERSONGILBERT CHINARD
I said to my friend, "Well, this is splendid, no one need mind washing dishes with all these conveniences."
SIXTY YEARS OF CALIFORNIA SONGMARGARET BLAKE-ALVERSON
She had, however, all the comforts and conveniences of life, and enjoyed herself with her four Maries very much.
MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS, MAKERS OF HISTORYJACOB ABBOTT
Each bathroom has a full-length mirror, and all the conveniences of a bathroom in a private house.
THE HOUSE IN GOOD TASTEELSIE DE WOLFE
The houses were not built for tenements, they have no conveniences, they are not fit for the habitation of animals.
THE PROFITS OF RELIGION, FIFTH EDITIONUPTON SINCLAIR
Logging roads are generally laid out with due regard to the conveniences of level or gently descending ground.
FOREST LIFE AND FOREST TREES: COMPRISING WINTER CAMP-LIFE AMONG THE LOGGERS, AND WILD-WOOD ADVENTURE.JOHN S. SPRINGER

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