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Wealth was more and more the master of England--new-made wealth; and some of it was too ostentatious and too pretentious to condone, much less indulge. [11]

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Perhaps by-and-by he would have leisure to indulge his inclination. [4]
Sir Benjamin Brodie was seventy years old before he left his physiological and surgical studies to indulge in psychological speculations. [3]
It is a very dangerous thing for a literary man to indulge his love for the ridiculous. [6]
This is a very convenient infirmity for gentlemen who indulge in slightly aggressive remarks, but when they are hit back never seem to be conscious at all of the _riposte_,--the return thrust of the fencer. [6]
The handsome rake's unlimited dissipations were severely checked by his sufferings, but not altogether prevented, and on his return to Rome he continued to indulge in all the pleasures of life. [10]
It was very unlike him, this outburst, and Carmen knew that he would indulge in it to no one else, not even to Uncle Jerry. [4]
The uncultivated, unsophisticated trout in unfrequented waters prefers the bait; and the rural people, whose sole object in going a-fishing appears to be to catch fish, indulge them in their primitive taste for the worm. [4]
The old Doctor told them, that, if possible, they must indulge this fancy of hers. [6]
Thou art about to slay thy brother; but I say unto thee, do not indulge anger; strive to control it. [10]
She had decided to receive them, but feared lest the prince might at any moment indulge in some freak, as he seemed much upset by the Rostovs' visit. [2]
We have yet to learn, it seems, that we can indulge in that pursuit best on our own continent. [4]
I cannot bear to doubt my friends, and trustfulness is so dear, so essential to me, that I must indulge in it even if my confidence results in my being deceived. [10]
The number of these persons is so great that if they were suffered to indulge their prejudice against every-day duties and labors, it would be a serious loss to the productive industry of the country. [6]
In connection with these biographies, or memoirs, more properly, in which I have written of my departed friends, I hope my readers will indulge me in another personal reminiscence. [6]
It seems idle, therefore, for the moralist to indulge in a homily about annual good intentions, and habits that ought to be dropped or acquired, on the first of January. [4]
They hope that the folly over which they waste so many hours will smooth their way to the fields of the blest, and yet they themselves close the road by the pleasures they indulge in. [10]
It is notorious that men by themselves at lunch or dinner usually shun grave topics and indulge in persiflage, and even descend to talk about wine and the made dishes. [4]
One is often surprised at the juvenilities which grown people indulge in at sea, and the interest they take in them, and the consuming enjoyment they get out of them. [5]
I even went so far as to indulge in, a fling at the State House, which, as we all know, is in truth a very imposing structure, covering less ground than St. Peter's, but of similar general effect. [6]
It is not simply that we do not go away, but we have lost the motive for those long excursions which we made at first, and which more adventurous travelers indulge in. [4]
It does not seem to me a sufficient gain in this situation that we are immensely increasing the amount of steel in the world, or that twenty more people are enabled on account of this to indulge in an unexampled, unintellectual luxury. [4]
The stupid magnates of this Leghorn government can not understand that so large a steamer as ours could cross the broad Atlantic with no other purpose than to indulge a party of ladies and gentlemen in a pleasure excursion. [5]
What a sense of insincerity the family must have, if they indulge in the hypocrisy of gathering about it. [4]
I beg you not to indulge in trifles now, but to help to pack, and tomorrow we must go, go, go!.... [2]
But she must not indulge in premature rejoicing, for the messengers had found him ill, consumed by disease arising from his wounded lungs, and almost at death's door. [10]
But he does not expect the English to indulge in such noble ambitions unless he can show a profit in them. [4]
If I did not cheerfully acquiesce in this sentiment towards myself on the part of others, I should not feel at liberty to indulge my own aversions. [6]
Mr. Livingston did not cease to indulge in his enjoyable visits to Talleyrand--not he. [9]
Do you think men of true genius are apt to indulge in the use of inebriating fluids? [6]
So the assistant manager of Carvel & Company resolved to indulge in the pleasure of patronizing the Bostonian. [9]
During half a lifetime I have never found time, in the midst of labor and fatigue, to indulge in the joys of love and now you give me with interest and compound interest the treasure you have so long withheld. [10]
I do not know what impulse it was that led the heavy-hearted woman to take them down one by one, and indulge her grief in the memories enshrined in them. [4]
In public speaking it is tedious reading from documents; but I must beg to indulge the practice to a limited extent. [7]
If a wood-fire is a luxury, it is cheaper than many in which we indulge without thought, and cheaper than the visits of a doctor, made necessary by the want of ventilation of the house. [4]
And shall we indulge the flesh, to the detriment of the spirit, by granting it any of its demands that can easily be denied? [10]
If you will indulge me, I will state what I suppose to be some of them. [7]
Will you not indulge me in telling you something of my own story? [3]
Many obstinate truth-mongers indulge in this dissipation, imagining that if they speak no lie, they lie not at all. [5]
Permit me to indulge in a few reminiscences of that far-off time. [6]
It is rich in color, rich in quality, and rich in decoration, therefore it exactly harmonizes with the taste for such things which was born in me and which I have seldom been able to indulge to my content. [5]
Gentlemen, this is how I would indulge them! [9]
He would give himself no leisure to indulge in idle dreams of what might have been. [6]
Be unhappy because Henderson was prosperous, and she could indulge her tastes and not have to drudge in school? [4]
Generally he could hear Paula walking up and down her room which was over his; for she went late to rest, and in the silence of the night would indulge in sweet and painful memories. [10]
She appeared to have forgotten everything for this duty; she had no time for regrets, if she were disposed to indulge them, and she hardly asked a question as to the extent of the fortune which had fallen to her. [6]
And, besides, he had a longing to make himself a home, where he could pursue his calling undisturbed, and indulge the sweets of domestic and rural life, which of all things lay nearest his heart. [4]
He had a great many expensive tastes, which he could not afford to indulge, except in imagination. [4]
What is the good of wealth if it does not bring one back to freedom, and the ability to live naturally and to indulge the finer tastes in vacation-time? [4]
There were a good many passengers, but I had very little to say to them; reading and dreaming were my passions, and I avoided conversation in order to indulge these appetites. [5]
This fact about giving is so incontestably true that it is a wonder that enlightened people do not more freely indulge in giving for their own comfort. [4]
These robust men give rein to all their passions, delight in the strength of their limbs like Carmen, indulge in coarse language, undisguised sensuality, enjoy gross jests, brutal buffooneries. [4]
He was too generous not to indulge, for once, in a little well-deserved praise. [9]
She put a firm hand on herself, as she was wont to do in these days, when there was no time for brooding on her own troubles, and when, with the duties she had taken upon herself, it would be criminal to indulge in self-pity. [11]
On a given day of the month a wagon stops at the door and takes up, not his trunks, for he does not indulge in any such extravagance, but the stout brown linen bags in which he packs the few conveniences he carries with him. [6]
In a free country the course must be run, and it is by the accumulation of great wealth that one can get beyond anxiety, and be at liberty to indulge in republican simplicity. [4]
I have already confessed that I do myself indulge in verse now and then, and have given my readers a specimen of my work in that line. [6]
The dawn was coming now; the hermit observed it, and spoke up sharply, with a touch of nervous apprehension in his voice-- "I may not indulge this ecstasy longer! [5]
The least we can do is to refuse to indulge in practices which jeopardize our own souls, to remain poor if we cannot make wealth honestly. [9]
Henderson recognized it, but he said that personally he had no time to indulge in it. [4]
If she had been free to indulge her own taste, she would have gone far in natural history, as was evident from her mastery of botany and her interest in birds. [4]
Let it not be thought that he was the only one at that table to indulge in a little secret rejoicing. [9]
Of course he'll be reasonable, but when they get to be governors they have little notions, you know, and you've got to indulge 'em, flatter 'em a little. [9]
If I may be permitted to indulge in the recital of a personal experience, there is one incident I recall which will bring out this trait in a marked manner. [4]
The prospect might be limited to a dull eye, but not to this lad, who loved to climb this height, in order to be with himself and indulge the dreams of youth. [4]
As we look at the condition in which we find ourselves on this fourth day of July, 1863, at the beginning of the Eighty-eighth Year of American Independence, we may well ask ourselves what right we have to indulge in public rejoicings. [6]
Murad Ault was, as we say of a man who is free to indulge his natural powers, in his element. [4]
Now I don't approve of dissipation, and I don't indulge in it, either; but I haven't a particle of confidence in a man who has no redeeming petty vices, and so I don't want to hear from you any more. [5]
Gentlemen of Cavalier and Puritan descent had not yet begun to arrive at the Planters' House, to buy hunting shirts and broad rims, belts and bowies, and depart quietly for Kansas, there to indulge in that; most pleasurable of Anglo-Saxon pastimes, a free fight. [9]
It was pleasant also, at intervals, to leave the sultry sun and pass into the cool, green depths of this forest and indulge in sentimental reflections under the inspiration of its brooding twilight and its whispering foliage. [5]
Tender reproaches, and all that sort of thing, you know although I can't believe you ever indulge in them. [9]
It was such a comfort to look at something besides the worn features of a sick man, to hear something besides his labored breathing and faint, half-whispered words, that the temptation to indulge in these luxuries for a few minutes had proved irresistible. [6]
He belongs to a class of minds which we are bound to be patient with if their Maker sees fit to indulge them with existence. [3]

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