Singers appeared on the balcony during dinner, other performers danced, sang and juggled on the pathways. [Please select]
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An American young woman is not like an English girl--she is used to seeing the marriage ceremony juggled with. [Please select]
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That alarm bell must have played me false, Andy, and I believe you juggled with it. [Please select]
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"You are merely marking time," said Palliser, rising, with cold determination to be juggled with no longer. [Please select]
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By a trick of the face she had juggled away a generation of her years. [Please select]
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Fakirs planted their stands in the way, selling pain-killers and ague cures, watermelons and lemonade, Jugglers juggled, and beggars begged. [Please select]
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In some precincts illiterate Republicans were appointed officers of elections, and then the vote was juggled shamelessly. [Please select]
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In each country, however, the suffrage and elections were so juggled that the ruling minority, of Germans in Austria and of Hungarians in Hungary, was enabled to keep the majority in subjection. [Please select]
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I recalled then another thing he said at that time of which I write: "I have never juggled with my conscience--never 'made believe' with it." [Please select]
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