Mr. Gresham might again become Prime Minister, if he would condescend so far, or Mr. Monk.

He did not condescend so far.

And even if we condescend so far, still can we be justified in taking them, unless we have clear proof that they are criminals?

I have mentioned one." I said: "My lord, I thank you, and beg you to condescend so far as to listen to four words.

He had not condescended so far as that.

He even condescended so far as to attribute a share of the credit for the success to M. Parvissimus.

The sub-editor of one evening paper condescended so far as to come out in his shirt-sleeves and shake hands with me.

I am proud to think you have condescended so far as to receive them from so unworthy a hand as mine.

"If you will condescend so far," said Albemarle.

Had Sir Peregrine been there then, and could he have condescended so far, he might have won his grandson's consent without much trouble.

"But, mademoiselle," said Raphael, smiling, "please explain yourself more clearly, since you have condescended so far--

When Mrs. Proudie had condescended so far as this, it must be admitted that in those days there was great trouble in the palace.

He condescended so far as to receive instruction in the local religion, and was initiated in the worship of the goddess by the priest Uzaharrîsnîti.

She counted fully on bringing him to a full and contrite sense of his crime before she condescended so much as to look at him.

"Can you condescend so far, after reading Milton all the morning, as to help me with the invitations for the dinner next week?"