The inestimable privilege came too late in one sense.

I assure you I esteem it an inestimable privilege.

Then the favored Fountain enjoyed the inestimable privilege of beholding a small bout of female fence.

I don't undertake your brother's 'Life' as a matter of business, but as an inestimable privilege.

To be such a reader was to me an inestimable privilege, and so I shall ever consider it.

Then, gentlemen"-Dillinghampaused with a wry face-" Ihadthe inestimable privilege of marrying my present wife!"

And in addition to other advantages the Contra-Remonstrants had now got a good cry-aninestimable privilege in party contests.

So far from conferring a favour on you, Mrs. Willoughby has gained for herself the inestimable privilege of your friendship.

To you belongs the inestimable privilege of choosing a delegate properly qualified to represent you in the High Court of Parliament.

I was cut to the quick at the idea of having lost the inestimable privilege of listening to the gifted Kurtz.

They have the inestimable privilege of bringing the light of Bahá'u'lláh to those hitherto deprived of Divine Guidance for this day.

Meanwhile I take refuge in patience, and am content with the inestimable privilege of subscribing myself your sincere and obedient friend and servant

That morning, his majesty had held a grand levee, which was punctually attended by all who had the inestimable privilege of appearing there.

He's to have the inestimable privilege of carryin' me gun, Dannie, and have the first shot at the coons, fifty, I'm thinkin' I said.

In college he formed several friendships; but in each he was and felt himself the superior, whereby he lost the inestimable privilege of looking up.

Still the child might have a father, and that father might be a citizen, one of the sovereign people, possessed of that inestimable privilege- avote