1
But to accomplish such marvels, they must not sit with folded hands.
2
How we adore the grace and power that can work such marvels!
3
How very far off Iceland must be for such marvels to happen!
4
But Sir Arthur was not particularly keen to see such marvels.
5
No, such marvels of my fevered imagination were best kept inside my skull.
6
The passage of time is marked by such marvels as window-glass, sugar and clocks.
7
Full of such marvels, Biorn sought Leif and poured out his heart to him.
8
Oh, dear and beautiful prince, to work such marvels in a poor girl's life!
9
Are you not impatient, gentlemen, to see such marvels?
10
Some mighty caliph, or lamp-bearing Aladdin, might have worked such marvels: but else who, or by what machinery?
11
I knew you were both wonderful with the paddle, but I did not know you were such marvels!
12
Not one but would gladly have ventured on the quest for these stones, of which Merlin told such marvels.
13
He kindly dictated a letter to me asking how I could give time and pains to any such marvels.
14
And in the life to come who can say but such marvels will be used, and with similar effect?
15
I say I can't help envying your father that magician's wand with which he manages to raise such marvels.
16
In Hanbridge she would have been less surprised to discover such marvels, because the flaunting modernity of Hanbridge was notorious.
