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The advantages conferred upon us by abundant supplies of iron and by cheap labour will not last for ever.

I deliberately asked him to dine with me last night in London.

This last proviso, however, as we shall see, takes away almost all practical importance from the proposition.

It seemed to Polly that the days fairly crept by, instead of galloping past as they had been wont to do in the last three years.

The last line was sung in a very solemn and affecting monotone.

I knew in what manner patients were treated at the hospital, and removal thither was to the last degree abhorred.

The noise increased, and advanced nearer, till it seemed at the door, and at last in the chamber.

At last he became worn out, and lay quite still, and thus froze fast in the ice.

But on this last visit there was not the slightest attempt at concealment.

The last high B soars up to heaven like a disembodied spirit.