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Chemist and Druggist: The Newsweekly for Pharmacy
They only make a convenience of us ; for their convenience and protection a
vexing examination is imposed upon us, but we get no protection in return.
Medical men supply their own medxine and appliances, and only send patients
to us for ...
2
Heartbreak house: Great Catherine, and playlets
of the war. ...
You are not good enough to clean my father's boots, Mr Mangan; and I am paying
you a great compliment in condescending to make a convenience of you, as you
call it. Of course you are free to throw over our engagement if you like; but, ...
3
Heartbreak House:
A Fantasia in the Russian Manner on ...
You are not good enough to clean my father's boots, Mr Mangan; and I am paying
you a great compliment in condescending to make a convenience of you, as you
call it. Of course you are free to throw over our engagement if you like; but, ...
George Bernard Shaw, 2009
"I'm not going to make a convenience of any one — of you, I mean. We've been
friends together. You've been a help to me. And I'm not going to have it all
onesided. I'll pay this woman here for accommodations for us both — as long as I
can.
Edward Livermore Burlingame, Robert Bridges, Alfred Dashiell, 1918
I'm not going to make a convenience of any one — of you, I mean. We've been
friends together. You've been a help to me. And I'm not going to have it all one-
sided. I'll pay this woman here for accommodations for us both — as long as I can
.
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Apprenticeships: The Bildungsroman from Goethe to Santayana
... beyond quiet outrage and the “revenge” of letting Madame Merle, before she
retreats in disgrace to America, know that she knows, is a resolution to prevent
Osmond's continuing to make a convenience of Pansy. Having left the Rutlands
and ...
And just as an occasion can make a convenience of a speaker, so a speaker can
make a convenience of an occasion, as when a political figure graces a local
gathering but his main concern is the transmission of his talk to media audiences.
And so am I. Friends do not make a convenience of each other.” “She could learn
to love him. He is a lovable fellow.” “I think,” said Quarren, “that she has given to
him and to me all that there is in her to give to any man. And so, perhaps, she ...
And so am I. Friends do not make a convenience of each other." "She could learn
to love him. He is a lovable fellow." "I think," said Quarren, "that she has given to
him and to me all that there is in her to give to any man. And so, perhaps, she ...
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Daisy Miller ; Washington Square ; The Portrait
of a Lady ; ...
'She'll make a convenience of America,' said Isabel, smiling again and glad that
her aunt's questions were over. It was not till the evening that she was able to see
Ralph. He had been dozing all day; at least he had been lying unconscious.
