1
To Clemens at this time, this offer came as a perfect godsend.
2
Oh, do you realize that you are a perfect godsend?
3
Really, a collision in which Capella was the only victim would be a perfect godsend.
4
It was a perfect godsend, as you may guess.
5
This seemed at the time a perfect godsend.
6
A European with news but little above a year old was a perfect godsend to him.
7
You are a perfect godsend to her-andto me also, if you don't mind my saying so.
8
The Ascotts' house is a perfect godsend to her, and her intimacy with Mrs. Latimer a wise dispensation.
9
Seeing us seemed to be a perfect godsend to the people whose nearest neighbors lived far out of sight.
10
You would be a perfect godsend to me, for Hilda's in London and I have the house to myself.
11
I hailed this as a perfect godsend, and was overjoyed with the feeling of security infused by my opportune discovery.
12
I am distantly related to you, and this obscure and remote relationship is even now a perfect godsend to me.
13
He was as fat as butter, and was a perfect godsend to the people, who divided him with great excitement and good humour.
14
It is hardly necessary to add, that the present condition of the United Stales is a perfect godsend to the whole family of Chestertons.
15
The failure of her own health, the impossibility of keeping the girl at school any longer when Mrs. Barrington's proffer had seemed a perfect godsend.
16
From that point of view these blizzards were a perfect Godsend.
