1
She pulls their talk along, a pallet weighed with blunt and heavy words.
2
A thousand inconceivably petty worldlinesses weighed with me in that crisis.
3
We then weighed with the wind at E. and proceeded down the Channel.
4
But a sultry heaviness weighed with the incense upon the air.
5
At day-break, the next morning, I weighed with a fine breeze at E.N.E.
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But that is not what has weighed with me most, it is you.
7
It is not cut, divided, or weighed with equality and fairness.
8
It weighed with poles, pegs, and whipcord guys about six pounds.
9
Supply trains come, weighed with sleepers and salted beef, with black iron rails.
10
The night weighed with an overwhelming heaviness upon the earth and upon his soul.
11
Stephen, to her disappointment, was firm as before; the same reasons weighed with him.
12
That common thinness and aridity too of the Unitarian temper had weighed with him.
13
His words are weighed with judgment, and his actions are the examples of honour.
14
The next day was a half holiday, and that may have weighed with me.
15
But I can honestly say it was not this fact which weighed with me.
16
And there was another powerful consideration that weighed with great force upon her mind.
