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1Not but, at that time, it squared very aptly with my opinions.
2The London Philharmonic comes in very aptly, and I am delighted.
3The word "development" might be very aptly used in the photographic sense.
4Some one has very aptly said that insanity is only egotism gone to seed.
5These rocks are called Jenny Twigg and her Daughter Tib - very aptly, I think.
6One member in closing this discussion very aptly said:
7As one writer very aptly puts it, John Brown was both the one and the other.
8Not only was the line elegantly sonorous; it was also, I flattered myself, very aptly compendiously expressive.
9Schlick in his book on epistemology has therefore characterised axioms very aptly as "implicit definitions."
10Dr. Miller in his able work "The Building of Character," says very aptly in this connection:
11Lit.," Prof. Weber very aptly remarks, "Nothing like positive certainty, therefore, is for the present attainable.
12The largest item was constituted by what was very aptly denominated the "deferred" debt, created in 1888.
13Which was very aptly titled.
14Justin Green's very aptly named Bertha's Revenge,made from whey alcohol is a wonderfully fragrant addition to the gin world.
15An artist has very aptly said that we should so move that if every muscle struck a note, only harmony would result.
16Shakspeare very aptly expresses this kind of confession, devoid of repentance, from the mouth of a usurper, a murderer, and a regicide-
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