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I believe in your friendship for Barine, though I deem it dangerous. [10]
Under these circumstances you will readily see why I should not speak in detail of the course I shall deem it best to pursue. [7]
I dare say you meant no harm, and perhaps you will not now be able to understand why I was so grieved at what you will probably deem such a trifle; but grieved I was, and indignant too. [14]
I would say, 'You know me, Monsieur; I shall deem it an honour to know you. [14]
I dare swear you deem yourself too old for birthdays now. [9]
While, for reasons which I deem sufficient, I must decline to preside, I cannot withhold my approval of the meeting and its worthy objects. [7]
Now the hour was approaching when she would be obliged to confess to him what she still strove to deem a peerless favour of Fate, for which future generations would envy her. [10]
At last I took out my portfolio and wrote these words on a sheet:-- "If Mrs. Clive will consent to a meeting with Mr. David Ritchie, he will deem it a favor. [9]
I shall endeavor to take the ground I deem most just to the North, the East, the West, the South, and the whole country. [7]
The increase of those other things which men deem desirable has been even greater. [7]
You will exhibit this order to any naval officer at Pensacola, if you deem it necessary, after you have established yourself within the harbor, and will request co-operation by the entrance of at least one other steamer. [7]
What are the things which others deem best and highest to a miserable wretch like me? [10]
On the contrary, they said by their example and teachings that they did not deem it expedient--did n't consider it right--to do so; and it is wise and right to do just as they did about it. [7]
All believe that the decisive moment is near at hand, and to that end the people of the United States are desirous to aid promptly in furnishing all reinforcements that you may deem needful to sustain our government. [7]
When I do speak, I shall take such ground as I deem best calculated to restore peace, harmony, and prosperity to the country, and tend to the perpetuity of the nation and the liberty of these States and these people. [7]
Second, said commissioners shall have power to examine witnesses upon oath, and to take such proofs orally or in writing, upon the subject-matters of investigation as they may deem expedient, and return the same together with their report. [7]
Still do not send a man if in your judgment it will endanger any point you deem important to hold, or will force you to give up or weaken or delay the Chattanooga expedition. [7]
I cannot but regard it as a blunder in statesmanship to give suffrage without an educational qualification, and to deem it possible to put ignorance over intelligence. [4]
Papias had been out, but the young man did not deem it necessary to ask his consent, for he and the other assistants had often used the things for similar purposes with his full permission. [10]
If, in spite of these facts, you do not deem yourself responsible for the misery which has been caused, if your conscience is now clear, it is my duty to tell you that there is a higher bar of justice. [9]
I deem it of importance that the loyal regions of east Tennessee and western North Carolina should be connected with Kentucky and other faithful parts of the Union by rail-road. [7]
It was an object of the highest ambition to be one of those who ate at the king's table, and even he to whom a portion was sent might deem himself a highly-favored man. [10]
Fortunately it is not very long, and I shall deem it a sufficient compliance with my request if one of you listens while the other reads it. [7]
His arrogance did not deem it worth while to ascertain what had befallen the murderer who had been punished. [10]
Yet could I not deem it wise to deny him the first chance of proving himself true and honest; likewise meseemed that our younger brother's presence would be a safe guard against temptation. [10]
Mr. Worthington did not deem it dignified or necessary to state that the railroad to which he referred was the Truro Railroad; and that he, as the largest stockholder, might indirectly share that prosperity with Brampton. [9]
I now find myself in the humiliating position of being obliged to deem myself more stupid than you--I must own you in the right, and beg your pardon for having thought you insolent and arrogant! [10]
I deem it my duty--a duty which I owe to my constituents--to you, gentlemen, that I should wait until the last moment for a development of the present national difficulties before I express myself decidedly as to what course I shall pursue. [7]
Some of the modern inventions we deem most marvellous have been fitted for ages to man and woman. [9]
To my poor mind and heart it seems as if the Saviour would deem you right. [10]
It is to me a far smaller pleasure to be surprised by something new and unexpected than to make myself more closely acquainted with something I know already sufficiently to deem it worthy to be known better. [10]
If after our long and intimate friendship you can for a moment deem me capable of so base a treachery--" "Tut, tut! [5]
Must every coral-insect leave his sign On each poor grain he lent to build the reef, As Babel's builders stamped their sunburnt clay, Or deem his patient service all in vain? [6]
Whoever does not know that I used last night in his Majesty's service for a better purpose than sleep will deem me a lazy sluggard. [10]
Can you deem it unworthy the daughter of a distinguished warrior to bestow her band on a man who, if our plans prosper, will be commander-in-chief of all the troops in the land? [10]
I deem it incompatible with the public interest, as also, perhaps, unjust to General Stone, to make a more particular statement of the evidence. [7]
Some stayed through inclination and disaffection: others because Colonel Clark did not deem them equal to the task. [9]
The rest or I ought rather to say the alteration which converts the mortal woman into the immortal one, the goddess--I miss, and with special regret, because you do not even deem it worth consideration. [10]
Without the law, I have no hesitation to go as far in the direction indicated as I may at any time deem expedient. [7]
I should think, however, from the arguments as stated, that every mind which has taken no part in the discussion, and felt no prejudice or territorial bias on either side of the question, would deem the arguments in favor of the Congressional power vastly superior. [7]
I suppose they have been excluded by a rule which experience has induced the department to deem proper; still they shall have leave to go, if you say you desire it. [7]
Chartersea laid his hand on the back of our fourth chair, greeted us with some ceremony, and said something which, under the circumstances, was almost unheard of in that day: "If you stand in need of one, gentlemen, I should deem it an honour. [9]
Cordula's energetic action had made the famous surgeon deem her worthy of such care. [10]
I deem it fortunate that the last administration created the necessity. [7]
He must deem every hour that he was permitted to breathe as a gift, like the earnest money he, placed in the trainer's hand in a horse trade. [10]
He, for one, did not deem these "respectable gentlemen" utterly reprehensible; he was sufficiently emancipated to be sorry for us. [9]
For even he did not attain his learning without pains, and they who deem that it flew into his mouth agape are sorely mistaken. [10]
Here, without contemplating consequences, before high heaven and in the face of the world, I swear eternal fidelity to the just cause, as I deem it, of the land of my life, my liberty, and my love. [7]
And do not condemn the Whigs, many of whom are worthy men and true, because they quarrel with what they deem an unjust method of taxation. [9]
Nothing is beautiful but what is free, and he only is not free who is forever striving to check his inclinations--for the most part in vain--in order to live, as feeble cowards deem virtuously, justly and truthfully. [10]
At first they believed that their eyes deceived them; and that it should have been these two, of all men, who found their master's brother lying in his blood, I must ever deem a miracle. [10]
The general-in-chief is authorized, in [his] discretion, to issue an order substantially as the above forthwith, or so soon as he may deem proper. [7]
And he gained at least a few warm-friends, among whom I deem it an honor to be mentioned. [9]
I understand these are very flagrant cases, and that you deem their punishment as being indispensable to the service. [7]
If General McClellan and General Halleck deem it necessary to declare and maintain martial law in Saint Louis, the same is hereby authorized. [7]
Philip was all and all to himself; caring nothing for others, he did not deem it necessary, that they should share his pleasures. [10]
It is not always in the power of governments to enlarge or restrict the scope of moral results which follow the policies that they may deem it necessary for the public safety from time to time to adopt. [7]
In spite of all her efforts, Cynthia had never wholly succeeded in making most of the Brampton ladies believe that she did not secretly deem herself above them. [9]
Parsimony did not accord with the generosity and lofty nature of an Antony, yet avarice itself would not deem the portion still remaining insignificant. [10]
I mention our "manners" especially because, as I afterwards learned, they had been the subject of sharp differences of opinion between Friedrich Froebel and Langethal, and because the arguments of the former are so characteristic that I deem them worthy of record. [10]

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