Panic-stricken for a moment, the government issued a manifesto proclaiming Liberal principles and promising in vague language all manner of political reforms (October 30, 1905), and when the inordinate expectations created by this extraordinary document were not at once realized, preparations were made for overthrowing the existing regime by means of an armed insurrection. [Please select]
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The Stelis does something of the kind; but who would think of proclaiming a relationship between the Chalicodoma and her. [Please select]
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If I go to see Dick Peet, I am proclaiming my sin to the world; and who is the sufferer. [Please select]
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"When cannibalism is spoken of, we smile with pride, proclaiming our superiority to these savages." [Please select]
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Alma, having turned a cold shoulder to Ralph, was still proclaiming her opinion of Derry Drake to the rest of the table. [Please select]
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I felt that I ought to put it on and wear it--proclaiming myself to all Redmond the coward I know I am. [Please select]
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But that is no reason why you or anyone should go about proclaiming the war is lost. [Please select]
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"And would proclaiming himself a pirate be a good way of accomplishing that end, mother." [Please select]
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Even Timmie, who was only nine, knew about them; and once Martin, aged six, had startled his elders by proclaiming on a sunny May morning, "This is rent day, isn't it, Ma." [Please select]
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A slow, sonorous voice was proclaiming aloud that victory had been adjudged to Stephen Kiesslinger, born in the burgh of Antwerp, son of a wharfinger in that town. [Please select]
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