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1 You could, of course, be a strong man and amuse people - which you 're doing.
2 It's the fashion of the day to amuse people into the kingdom of heaven.
3 I thought you took him out to amuse people .
4 I only go from door to door to amuse people with my viol and my flute.
5 Gives his likes and dislikes, and some of the old stories that never fail to amuse people .
6 How hard it comes to a great millionnaire to amuse people who do not possess a cent!
7 I find often I am able to amuse people , but if you are cheerful yourself, you make other people so.
8 My father acted and sang and joked to amuse people on board, and I used often to hear remarks about him.
9 Selkirk's was a mere statement of what had happened to him, and while intensely interesting, was not written to amuse people .
10 But Oscar Wilde was allowed this privileged position, was encouraged to hold forth to amuse people , as singers are brought in to sing after dinner.
11 There is a favorite conjuring trick, which always amuses people , though it deceives no one.
12 Why, it's funny, and amuses people .
13 "Everyone seems to hate me, and yet I was intended to amuse people . "
14 "But, of course, you've either got to amuse people or feed 'em or shock 'em."
15 "And it always amuses people - does n't it ? "
16 "I think," Mr. Christopher went on, "to amuse people innocently is often the only good you can do them.
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