In addition to ample sleeping accommodations, there were manyconveniences aboard the Advance.
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Even the largest was without manyconveniences which we consider necessaries.
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Modern life offers manyconveniences which can easily enslave us.
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The room was tolerably large, and possessed manyconveniences.
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And where so manyconveniences or incitements to sleep?
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It had manyconveniences; among the rest a very long though narrow garden inclosed within high walls.
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Here the country affords manyconveniences for building ships of war, and erecting forts, docks, quays, and magazines.
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But according to this hypothesis, whence arise the manyconveniences and advantages which men and all animals possess?
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This rule has manyconveniences, and I think it also shows a more delicate attention to sentiment and feeling.
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But among the manyconveniences this town has footed the bill for in recent years is a mighty fine copy machine.
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She is gone to summer in the country, with as manyconveniences about her as she can expect; but I have no great hope.
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With so manyconveniences at hand the washing of the dainty china was a pleasure to Mary, after her long vacation from such work.
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They were in every respect models of skilful construction, solidly and yet, in proportion to their size, lightly built, affording manyconveniences without sacrificing simplicity.
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Some of these quarters, called "funk-holes" are quite elaborate and comfortable and contain manyconveniences not found in the trenches on the firing line.
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Manyconveniences, which were unknown at Hampton Court and Whitehall in the seventeenth century, are in all modern hotels.
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"We don't have manyconveniences above ground, but down here we are right up-to-date, as you have observed."