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No one knows what that man suffers; it makes him gloomy all the time about everything.

The birds feel it—and wonder at the tune that makes no noise.

"It makes no difference to you where I got it," said our hero, returning the money to his pocket.

While beer brings gladness, don't forget That water only makes you wet!

But you know the old man has become a miser, and makes money his idol.

He leaves the prison gates, he makes his way to his old home, but his old home is not there.

But no one knows whither it is bound, and that is what makes life so interesting.

It is the crisis which makes the pressure, and not the laws which provide a remedy for it.

It inspires the initiative that makes our productivity the wonder of the world.

I don't think much of his stuff, but they say he makes heaps of money.