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Meanings of last utterance in English

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Usage of last utterance in English
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This last utterance was a reflection rather than a remark.
Mary Marston
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That was probably Yule's last utterance on a public question.
The Travels of Marco Polo — Volume 1
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Erasmus's own last utterance leaves us in doubt whether he had made up his mind.
Erasmus and the Age of Reformation
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The call to his son to soothe his wicked mother is the ghost's last utterance.
A Dish of Orts : Chiefly Papers on the Imagination, and on Shake...
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Is its last utterance a culmination or a fall?
Alexandria and Her Schools / Four Lectures Delivered at the Phil...
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And with this last utterance he stopped, gasping.
A Friend of Cæsar: A Tale of the Fall of the Roman Republic. Tim...
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This remarkable speech was the last utterance of that glorious and courageous soul, in the National Senate.
The Great Conspiracy, Volume 4
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Well, then, though the waves of life close over me, my last utterance will be your name.
The Merchant of Berlin: An Historical Novel
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The ambassador pressed his lips tightly together; he could not forbear thinking this last utterance of his wife very undiplomatic.
The Northern Light
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The commandant's wink gave a kind of profound slyness to his last utterance; then he began to make a survey.
The Country Doctor
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Amid the continuing clamor of all the signal devices, he tried to recapture the last utterance of the Operator-theformer Operator.
In the Control Tower
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It was his last utterance; possibly through some flaw in the mechanism, the chariot zig-zagged and then drove straight upon the reservoir.
Visionaries
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The words of our Lord which I have taken for our text now are His first and last utterance in this conversation.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: St. John Chapters I to XIV
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It was his last utterance; his spirit passed, his ingenuous, resolute face and his wide open eyes still turned on the battle.
The Downfall
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His last utterance was, doubtless, the order for the infantry to advance, and was given a moment before he received the fatal bullet.
Camp-Fire and Cotton-Field: Southern Adventure in Time of War. /...
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His painting "The Horrors of War" (1637-38) was his last utterance on the condition of Europe, and his most pessimistic.
The new yorker
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