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1 Less work implies more leisure , and with leisure comes time for culture.
2 She has more leisure than I have,-everymeans of improvement, every indulgence.
3 He wants more rooms, more meat, more tobacco, more beer, more leisure .
4 The conditions of life were easier; there was more leisure and more romance.
5 You should have more leisure . ' He glanced at the flag lieutenant.
6 Write to me again; I will write again at more leisure .
7 The change cost him more money and left him more leisure .
8 Viewed at more leisure , it lost none of its wonderful properties.
9 The mass of detail can wait-untilafter-er-until you have more leisure .
10 Harald had now more leisure , and much of this he devoted to Susanna.
11 As to your jealous hypochondriacism, more of that when I have more leisure .
12 We shall be more easily satisfied, and thus enjoy more leisure .
13 While these preparations were going on, I had more leisure for minute observation.
14 And why not, since they have more leisure for literary pursuits than men?
15 There is more leisure for social enjoyment at the board.
16 There was more leisure too, inexperienced though the animals were.
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