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1
I
defy
any
one
to be indifferent, or to pretend not to know.
2
I
defy
any
one
to sleep when she gets into one of those fits.
3
I
defy
any
one
to suspect me who knows me.
4
And I
defy
any
one
to go up those wonderful circling stairs and not smile!
5
I
defy
any
one
to make a better.
6
I
defy
any
one
to find a place that fills that bill better than this one.
7
As I say, we've done our best to be generous; I
defy
any
one
to deny it.
8
She continues to
defy
any
one
category.
9
I
defy
any
one
to refute this argument, without again falling back on the right of first occupancy.
10
Where its undoubted fascination comes in is hard to say, yet I
defy
any
one
not to respond to it.
11
Yet I
defy
any
one
who has penetrated but a few yards down the passage, to abstain from going on.
12
I
defy
any
one
's
father to get me out of this chair until I am ready to relinquish it voluntarily.
13
But I
defy
any
one
of them to say that I betrayed in their favour the interests with which I was entrusted.
14
When we begin our voyage under water I
defy
any
one
to tell where we are going, or what our plans are.
15
But if a good monkey be allowed to run about the ship, I
defy
any
one
to continue long in a bad humour.
16
I will
defy
any
one
to answer the arguments of a St. Simonist, except on the ground of Christianity-itsprecepts and its assurances.
defy
any
one
defy