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1 This change has affected woman in an immeasurably greater degree than man.
2 Whatever his dislike to the proposed move, theirs was immeasurably greater .
3 Her reward was immeasurably greater than she had dared to hope.
4 Things immeasurably greater than man in every respect but brain have existed and perished.
5 There I saw sufferings immeasurably greater ; there, indeed, beheld fortitude most worthy of admiration.
6 The wealth in the world to-day is immeasurably greater than all the money in it.
7 The undertaking is gigantic, but the glory that shall arise therefrom shall be immeasurably greater .
8 Weber's "Euryanthe" fared but little better, though a work immeasurably greater .
9 The two of them were a tiny bubble in a sea immeasurably greater than mere oceans.
10 Not only was it greately than any anxiety about personal property, but it was immeasurably greater .
11 He was immeasurably greater than his fellows by reason of the very smallness of his self-esteem.
12 Yet now the debts of France are immeasurably greater , rich as France thinks herself to be.
13 Art is immeasurably greater than we are.
14 It is an immeasurably greater question than is that of drunkenness, and it is immeasurably far from solution.
15 She has instead an immeasurably greater thing, intelligence, but whilst intelligence can learn everything it has everything to learn.
16 That lady came forward, whimpering as usual, but with an immeasurably greater cause than she had ever possessed before.
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