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Yet it is difficult, too, not to enjoy the spectacle she offers with her young husband in her hand.

Mr. Spencer offers no explanations and relegates all to the convenient dumping ground of the unknowable.

Our royal Diarist offers none, but her family history is a telling apology.

She does not fasten her Bee, who, dying suddenly of a bite in the neck, offers no resistance to her consumer.

At a stopping place on the way he offers to hand it back to you, but you refuse.

Col. Leonard has received a letter from him in which he offers me a complimentary benefit if I will come there.

The open Pacific offers no hindrance to safe navigation, except an occasional heavy gale.

Pisa offers a greater contrast to Florence than I had imagined could exist between two Italian cities.

What he offers is portions of a theological Christian dogmatic and speculative ethic.

He ends by a burst into the loud carol he offers to the world.