1
Fairly in a party, or time for my own disposal in solitude.
2
I have no heir: what I possess is at my own disposal.
3
His time, thoughts, and feelings are no longer at his own disposal.
4
The next day-theday immediately following the inquest-wasleft at my own disposal.
5
I have all the days and nights-everyhour of them-atmy own disposal.
6
His property was entirely at his own disposal, and was of two kinds.
7
At this period my time was wholly at my own disposal.
8
Possessed of an enviable little fortune, entirely at her own disposal.
9
After breakfast she was at her own disposal, as of old.
10
But whatever she did, her income must be quite at her own disposal.
11
How is that; have you it, as you Ought, at your own disposal?
12
That comes of leaving money at a young woman's own disposal.
13
Lady Laura's fortune would, it was thought, soon be at her own disposal.
14
Squeeze, the broker's widow, who had ten thousand pounds at her own disposal.
15
Mr. Granger went back to Yorkshire; and Clarissa's days were at her own disposal.
16
Everybody knows that my cousin has a considerable fortune, altogether at her own disposal.
