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What would have seemed impossible to him a few hours before, he now realised. [10]
The deepest desire of his life must here be uttered, his great aspiration be realised. [11]
No, they have not been realised. [5]

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He realised fully his situation. [11]

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I cannot tell you how uncomfortable I felt, and then--yes, Els, then I first realised distinctly what you are to me. [10]
It had nearly wrecked her life: and he only realised it now, in the moment of clear-seeing which comes to every being once in a lifetime. [11]
He realised that within one life a man may still live several lives, each loyal and honest after its kind. [11]
He realised now why Fielding loathed Hasha so. [11]
He scarcely realised what Lacey was saying. [11]
He scarcely realised what his life must be, until one particular day. [11]
As the day went on Fergus realised, as had Gow Johnson, that Jopp had raised a demon. [11]
Young though she was, she realised it-- but without defining it. [11]
Now that he was forced to bid her farewell, he first realised what she had been to him. [10]
With her hand upon the latch she stopped short again; for she realised that she did not know her way through the passages and corridors, and that she must make herself known to the servants of the palace to obtain guidance and exit. [11]
She realised how unprotected her position would be when death came knocking at the door again. [11]
The gloom began to thicken, by-and-by, and the King realised that the night was coming on. [5]
I go now to prepare him for his long journey, to--" Charley realised and shuddered. [11]
She realised that to offend the Queen at this moment might ruin all; and Elizabeth herself was little like to offer chance for farewell and love- tokens. [11]
Val was dear to her--her brother Val; but she realised now that another had come who would occupy a place that neither father, nor brother, nor any other could fill. [11]
The scales seemed to fall from my eyes, and I realised why the Ueberhells had borne such an evil and dreaded name among their fellow-citizens. [10]
He realised that though in his six years' residence in the land he had acquired a command of Arabic equal to that of others who had been in the country twice that time, he had acquired little else. [11]
Angele knew all this; but realised also that he had offered her all he was able to offer to any woman. [11]
Presently she realised this, and drew back, then made as though to dry the tears from the paper with her handkerchief. [11]
It realised that this kind of demonstration was less expensive, and less dangerous, than sedition, privy conspiracy, and rebellion. [11]
They realised that these two men had an account to settle, and there was no need for Grassette to take revenge, for Bignold was going fast. [11]
Edward had heard the sentence pronounced, but he had not realised the half that it meant. [5]
The man saw the motion, unnoted and unsignificant to any other save Angele, meaningless even to Melvill, the innocent and honest gentleman at his side; and he realised that the Queen had had a warning. [11]
By that time the district had realised that Terry O'Ryan had surrendered to what they called "the laying on of hands" by Molly Mackinder. [11]
She had realised the consternation of the people, and she knew that, for her sake, and because the Cure had commanded, all the obsolete claims he had made were responded to by the people. [11]
He realised now that there was no chance of rescue. [11]
The Duchess realised that that temptation, which has come to so many disillusioned mortals, to end it all, to find quiet somehow, somewhere out in the dark, was upon her. [11]
He realised now that such a fate was not for him-- that he must fight, not on the field of battle like a prince, but in a Court of Nations like a doubtful claimant of sovereign honours. [11]
He only realised that Sinnet was not the man he was waiting for with murder in his heart; and all that mattered to him in life was the coming of his victim down the trail. [11]
Guida realised now that she must announce the marriage at once. [11]
He realised now that he had given Kathleen only what might be given across a dinner-table--the sensuous tribute of a temperament, passionate without true passion or faith or friendship. [11]
When he realised that all his reasoning was wasted, that all worldly argument was vain, he made one last attempt, a forlorn hope, as though to put upon record what he believed to be the truth. [11]
It seemed a terrible climbing up the sides of a cliff, and, as he struggled fainting on, all sorts of sounds were in his ears, but he realised that the Whisperer was no longer there. [11]
Passing along the street, he had realised that he had no moral claim upon anything or anybody within these precincts of his past life. [11]
A good city speculator or a parliamentary commissioner could have told to a fraction, from the crowds that were cantering about, what sum of money was realised in London, in the course of a year, by holding horses alone. [12]
He realised the situation at once. [11]
He realised the situation as plainly as if it had been written down for him--he knew his brother well. [11]
It was then she fully realised the deep shame of her position. [11]
Very soon I saw that the Major realised that this was a matter which was in his line; evidently he was turning over his stock of diplomacy in his mind and getting ready. [5]
He had scarcely realised what was happening when Charley first sat down on the bench beside him. [11]
He very soon realised this fact, and straightway busied himself about his own affairs without further thought of John Canty. [5]
He had not realised the true situation, because of late her voice, like his, had been even and her hand cool and steady. [11]
Like lightning Lacey realised the danger, and saw the only way of escape. [11]
I have never read it, and my reason for not reading it was that I realised, as I think, what its contents were. [11]
They found no pin and they realised that another liar had been added to the world's supply. [5]
But presently it pierced the clouds of numbness between them, and she realised what he was saying: "Vulgar fellow--I can't congratulate you upon your American cousin. [11]
Her instinct had pierced far; and as she realised his suspicions, perhaps his certainty, and heard his words of covert insult, which, as she saw, David did not appreciate, anger and determination grew in her. [11]
Detricand on his part realised the significance of that familiar "Guida! [11]
Every expectation held out in the handbills is realised to the utmost, and the whole forms an effect of imposing brilliancy hitherto unrivalled in this kingdom. [12]
We realised that our circumstances were desperate, now. [5]
With the cunning of the monomaniac he realised that an attack now might frustrate his great stroke. [11]
The officer did not understand what Nance had said, but he realised that, whatever she intended to do, she had an advantage over him. [11]
Although he had not been told it, he realised that, indirectly, hunger was the cause of the crime and might easily become the cause of another; for their tempers were sharper even than their appetites. [11]
It was a moment of peril not fully realised by either. [11]
To the primitive mind, with its direct yes and no, there is danger of it becoming a tragical problem ere it is realised that truth is various and diverse. [11]
He realised too late that he had made a mistake, that he had lost his hold upon her. [11]
I realised that it was not yours, that it belonged to the Government, that I had no right. [11]
He realised that it was a crime to put this young, beautiful life in peril; that his own life was a poor, contemptible thing, and that he had been possessed of the egotism of the selfish and the young. [11]
The critics gave it a reception which was extremely gratifying, because, as it seemed to me, they realised what I was trying to do; and that is a great deal. [11]
Apart from his innate love of fighting, he had realised that in the moment of declining to enter the Queen's service he had been at a disadvantage, and that his courage was open to attack by the incredulous or malicious. [11]
They realised that in the man who had just left the room with Kaid there were characteristics unlike those they had ever met before in Europeans. [11]
He realised that Imshi Pasha had given him his hand that he might ruin himself, that his own schemes might overwhelm him in the end. [11]
I realised when I had written 'Mrs. [11]
When he realised, however, he could scarce suppress a smile at the other's simple vanity. [11]
He realised now how much she was above him, even in her sorrow and shame. [11]
She was in her night-gown, and she stood still, as though listening; yet, as Charley looked closer, he realised that it was an unconscious, passive listening, and that she did not know he was there. [11]
She realised that her happiness, his happiness--everything--was at stake. [11]
He realised what he was doing, the real sense of it came upon him. [11]
On the whole he realised by the attentions paid him--the brandy and the food offered by the jailer, the fluttering kindness of the chaplain--that in the life of a criminal there is one moment when he commands the situation. [11]
He realised that he had come to the parting of the ways in his life. [11]
Long ago Faith had said in Soolsby's but that he "blandished" all with whom he came in contact; but Hylda realised with a lacerated heart that he had ceased to blandish her. [11]
She realised what had happened, and probably this was the first time in her life that she had ever come by instinct to a revelation of her daughter's mind, or of the faithful meaning of incidents of their lives. [11]
Yet ere she had fully realised this fear, she told herself that it was her duty and her right to thrust it aside. [10]
Looking back now Guida realised that Ranulph had never been the same since that day on the Ecrehos when his father had returned and Philip had told his wild tale of love. [11]
He realised the greatness of his loss, and was filled with a bitter grief; for the grim tyrant who had been such a terror to others had always been gentle with him. [5]
His eyes withdrew from the tree at the window, as if startled, and he almost called aloud in reply; but he realised where he was. [11]
She felt freed from her former wavering and hesitation, and as formerly in the modest house of the Beguines, now in the stately citadel she realised that, in sorrow and severe trial, she had learned to assert her position in life by her own strength. [10]
He realised the force and strength of her nature: every word had a clear, sharp straightforwardness and the ring of truth. [11]
All in a flash he saw it, realised it, and hated himself for it. [11]
All three conspirators, Fergus, Holden, and Jopp, realised that O'Ryan's acting had behind it an animal anger which transformed him. [11]
They realised that Fergus and Holden had been duped by Jopp into the escapade. [11]
It did not elate her, it did not disturb her; she scarcely realised it. [11]
As they sped down the flume of the deep, irresistible current, and were launched into the trouble of rocks and water, Jenny realised how great their peril was, and how different the track of the waters looked at nighttime from daytime. [11]
It was a crucial moment; we realised, with a cold suddenness, that here was no jest--we were standing face to face with actual war. [5]
Prayers were tried, but 'I never realised any physical relief from that source. [5]
He was smiling, but Gow Johnson's prognostication was right; and ere long the audience realised that he was right. [11]
Then Varley came, bringing a new joy and interest in her life, and a new suffering also, for she realised that if she were free, and Varley asked her to marry him, she would consent. [11]
As the Hardi Biaou neared the landing-place of the Eperquerie, a gun was fired from the privateer across the bows of the Dorset, and Guida realised what was happening. [11]
Many a human being has realised the apathy, the partial paralysis of the will, succeeding a great struggle, which has exhausted the vital forces. [11]
She realised all at once how the eyes of the whole world might be fixed upon a single ship, a few cannon, and some scores of men. [11]
In her tremulous ardour she scarcely realised how time passed, and her reverie deepened as the afternoon shadows grew and the sun made to its covert behind the hills. [11]
He quickly realised another thing, too. [5]
He had loitered and dallied without motive; but the idle and unmeaning sinner is the most dangerous to others and to himself, and he realised it at that moment, so far as it was in him to realise anything of the kind. [11]
And, amid it all, her mind scarcely realised that they would surely meet again. [11]
His hands were about to be struck off, when he realised of how little account his gold would be without them; so he offered it to Selamlik Pasha for their sake. [11]
She realised what a prodigious liar Shelek Pasha was; for, talking benignly of equitable administration as he did, she recalled the dark stories she had heard of rapine and cruel imprisonment in this same mudirieh. [11]
Presently he realised a low, hurried knocking at his door. [11]
Fergus realised that a critical moment was at hand. [11]
He realised that a change had come upon her, that she had developed in some surprising way. [11]

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