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I believe he has given the Athenians philtres to make them love him.

A gentle strain of music, scarcely audible, seemed to make reply.

You know that Milbrey girl must get her effrontery direct from where they make it.

He seemed to make a strong effort to check some sudden impulse.

It looks as if the dew was on it; but the tears will not make it grow again—will they?

Did he tell you how to make a lovely asparagus short-cake or something?

He was of the make that wears unbending hope as its birthright.

But the Lacedæmonians make it a rule never to speak of danger from their slaves.

It takes a man with some of the brains your pa had to make the game pay now.

Do this up to the limit of your capital and I will make good anything you lose.