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1. I liked the forwardness and banter of the group

2. express image of a king whom they honoured, to the end that by this their forwardness they might flatter him who was absent, as if he

3. Lezura smiled at Joey’s forwardness

4. And as the taxi drove away all feelings of elation evaporated, turning to embarrassment at her rejection and shock at her own forwardness

5. "Sir, can I see you alone?" said Herr Dremmel, now without any doubt as to the Duchess's forwardness

6. "So," the queen says cutting straight to the heart of the matter with her usual forwardness, "How many Fitzherbert children are there exactly?"

7. think in with the same straight forwardness that Nancy

8. He was surprised by her sudden forwardness

9. a forwardness he noticed only comes-and-goes with her

10. For I would have you know, senor, all is not gold that glitters, and that same little Altisidora has more forwardness than good looks, and more impudence than modesty; besides being not very sound, for she has such a disagreeable breath that one cannot bear to be near her for a moment; and even my lady the duchess--but I'll hold my tongue, for they say that walls have ears

11. Such indeed is the force of prejudice, that what was called spirit and wit in him, was cruelly repressed as forwardness in me

12. You mean, I said, those gentlemen who tease and torture the strings and rack them on the pegs of the instrument: I might carry on the metaphor and speak after their manner of the blows which the plectrum gives, and make accusations against the strings, both of backwardness and forwardness to sound; but this would be tedious, and therefore I will only say that these are not the men, and that I am referring to the Pythagoreans, of whom I was just now proposing to enquire about harmony

13. But the Templar soon checked their forwardness, by

14. already had it put forth the signs of forwardness in the sprout of a soft

15. have attended the forwardness of undressing myself: my gown then was

16. in a mean equally removed from the sourness, of forwardness, by which

17. I was scarce twelve years old, before that part which she wanted so much to keep out of harm's way, made me feel its impatience to be taken notice of, and come into play; already had it put forth the signs of forwardness in the sprout of a soft down over it, which had often fluttered, and I might also say, grown under my constant touch and visitation, so pleased was I with what I took to be a kind of title to womanhood, that state I pined to be entered of, for the pleasures I conceived were annexed to it; and now the growing importance of that part to me, and the new sensations in it, demolished at once all my girlish play-things and amusements

18. I thought then I could not put too much encouragement into my eyes and voice; I regretted no leading advances; no matter for his after-opinion of my forwardness, so it might bring him to the point of answering my pressing demands of present case; it was not now with his thoughts but his actions that my business immediately lay

19. I was now handed by him to the cockpit of our match, where, as I was dressed in nothing but a white morning gown, he vouchsafed to play the male Abigail on this occasion, and spared me the confusion that would have attended the forwardness of

20. I have just discovered that you have been intruded upon through the forwardness of one of my pupils—a charity pupil

21. "I was only speaking," said the poor fellow, excusing himself for his forwardness

22. Professor Bigelow on the comparative Forwardness of the Spring in different Parts of the United States, in 1817

23. Should this appeal be promptly answered, the first number of the next volume (already in considerable forwardness,) will be published in the course of the summer; and should men of ability continue to furnish communications, and the public be willing to pay for the work, it is our wish to publish future numbers with greater frequency, and to complete our volumes whenever we are prepared, without confining ourselves to particular periods of time

24. , forwardness of the spring in the U

25. — —, on the forwardness of the spring in different parts, J