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Meanings of liked of in English

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Usage of liked of in English
1
We retained what we liked of that reign, and discarded the rest.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
2
The robin is one of the best-known and best- liked of our songbirds.
The Irish Times
3
I've had to let her think what she liked of me.
Sisters
4
The jury could make what they liked of that fact.
She Stands Accused
5
She was not liked of the people.
The Book of Were-Wolves
6
The only things he liked of those dreary times were their courts of love and their chivalric glories.
Beacon Lights of History, Volume 3 part 2: Renaissance and Refor...
7
Inanna, who was best- liked of all the First, passed through the camp, handing out strips of cotton cloth.
The dog said bow-wow
8
This gentleman had one onelye daughter, called Margaret, who for her beauty was liked of all, and desired of many.
The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night — Volume 12 [Supplem...
9
I've grown up before your eyes, and if you would, you could have made anything you liked of me-anangel.
The Darling and Other Stories
10
Because, to be plain with me, the more she saw of me, and of my ways, the less she liked of either.
Clarissa Harlowe; or the history of a young lady — Volume 3
11
He left her to make what she liked of this, and he imagined that there was something to be inferred from it.
Ranching for Sylvia
12
The voice and the jingle of spurs behind her told Lenore of the presence of the best liked of all her father's men.
The Desert of Wheat
13
But when he put the armor on he seemed the goodliest man in all that company, and was well liked of that Lady.
English Literature for Boys and Girls
14
In that case, of course, I should make what use I liked of it, since I should be under no obligation to you.
Tales of Terror and Mystery
15
Their rooms they liked of many shapes, and not at right angles in the corners, nor all on the same dead level of flooring.
Field and Hedgerow: Being the Last Essays of Richard Jefferies
16
She said it was very kind of him to try and spare her feelings, but, really, anybody might say what they liked of Haggart.
The Marriage of William Ashe
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