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1 These are always in demand, and in good localities command enormous prices .
2 Occasionally there were badly-painted pictures, purchased from the Chinese at enormous prices .
3 Some offer their wares for a small sum, others charge enormous prices .
4 Handel paid his singers in those days what were regarded as enormous prices .
5 The kits of the men who died realized enormous prices .
6 It was true that he kept more dogs, and paid enormous prices for them.
7 There was no Worth or Pingat to charge enormous prices .
8 The wealthy Russians generally give enormous prices for luxuries.
9 Provisions of every description were sold at enormous prices .
10 What practice do you refer to?-This truck system, and the enormous prices that are charged.
11 In New York, many first editions of Shelley's poems brought the following enormous prices in 1897.
12 The masterpieces of famous artists brought enormous prices , and Greece and Asia were ransacked for old pictures.
13 When this power is strong, a local ring of competing tradesmen may succeed in maintaining enormous prices .
14 Though they were in reality only overcrowded bunk-houses, the most enormous prices were charged for beds in them.
15 Bird's nests command enormous prices as an edible in China, where also dogs and cats are ordinary food.
16 People were besieging the two hotels, offering enormous prices for the privilege of sleeping anywhere under a roof.
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