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Meanings of other marvels in English
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Usage of other marvels in English
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Our descendants will see this and many othermarvels which to-day are extravagant dreams.
2
What othermarvels did this great cavern contain-whatother wondrous treasures for the scientific man?
3
There were now othermarvels to be shown.
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What othermarvels might have been rummaged out of this monstrous cabinet there is no telling.
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What othermarvels did this cavern contain?
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Their toilettes were splendid, but less magnificent than their beauty, which eclipsed the othermarvels of this palace.
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These accounts of the wonders of modern science tell of liquid air, wireless telegraphy, X-Ray photography, and othermarvels.
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Not tiring of the drawings but desirous of seeing what othermarvels the alcove might hold, he moved further inward.
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We are bound for the regions of ghosts and fays, mermaids and kelpies, of great sea-snakes, and a hundred othermarvels and miracles.
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The gods-forBuddhism, if not Buddha, has much to do with the gods-descendfrom heaven to hear him, and othermarvels take place.
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PROTARCHUS: But what, Socrates, are those othermarvels connected with this subject which, as you imply, have not yet become common and acknowledged?
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One new invention led to another from his second venture, a motor boat, through an airship and othermarvels, and eventually to a submarine.
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And then you know, instead of its dropping into the background and giving place to othermarvels, it went on growing more than ever!
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But they contain no exhibition of unholy deeds, lawless marriages, or the murder of parents and children, or the othermarvels of more recent tragedy.
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But the steam-engine, amidst its othermarvels, has entirely destroyed, within the sphere of its influence, this happy and necessary exemption of infancy from labour.
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They were as magical and scientific as the othermarvels of the 1840s and 1850s - the camera, the electric telegraph and the railway train.