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Meanings of began already in English

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Usage of began already in English
1
The moon-light began already to fade before the light of the day.
Wieland; Or, The Transformation: An American Tale
2
The figure of Paul began already to display the graces of youthful beauty.
Paul and Virginia
3
It began already to grow dusk as he walked across the sweet-scented heather.
Dame Care
4
She began already to seem more radiant to him than he had dreamed.
The False Chevalier / or, The Lifeguard of Marie Antoinette
5
She began already to think about putting in hand a fine piece of linen-weaving.
The Home; Or, Life in Sweden
6
But the fancy and skin-sympathy of Miss Cameron began already to tell upon Hugh.
David Elginbrod
7
He began already to feel the pangs of approaching death.
Peter the Priest
8
Mrs. Brunt's worn eyes began already to gleam and sparkle.
Marcella
9
That breath of the divine which we name Love began already to proclaim itself immortal.
Up the Hill and Over
10
Here were taller and taller engines that began already to shriek and gesticulate like giants.
A Miscellany of Men
11
She began already to regret having made Francine and Mrs. Ellmother known to each other.
"I Say No"
12
He began already to be afraid that he might not be so resolute a second time.
The Street Called Straight
13
A mutinous spirit began already to prevail, and we are told that they threatened him savagely.
Peter Stuyvesant, the Last Dutch Governor of New Amsterdam
14
The sea began already to have that dirty colour which precedes the formation of the first crystals.
The English at the North Pole / Part I of the Adventures of Capt...
15
The Governor began already to look upon his counsels and influence as a turning-point in national destiny.
Abraham Lincoln, a History — Volume 02
16
Randal began already to surmise the truth.
"My Novel" — Volume 10
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