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1 He even strove weakly to assume an air of good-humored badinage.
2 Nekhludoff blew his nose, and, endeavoring to assume an air of calmness, said:
3 The count now thought it politic to assume an air of the deepest concern.
4 The Government offices begin to assume an air of permanence.
5 But it was fair to assume an air of mystery.
6 And besides, you assume an air of superiority and patronage that is exceedingly annoying.
7 He was now able to assume an air of indifference.
8 Why, custom requires them to assume an air of grief and to shed tears.
9 Still, he was a man, and therefore bound to assume an air of patronage.
10 But the duskier it grew, the more did Pluto's visage assume an air of satisfaction.
11 And he tried to assume an air of indifference; but, seeing me look incredulous, he added-
12 Bad men assume an air of defiance which renders their immediate dismissal a matter of necessity.
13 Mrs. Lee lifted her head, and tried to assume an air of dignity as she spoke.
14 The squire could assume an air of authority on certain occasions, and he had done so now.
15 Never did any man more successfully assume an air of astonishment than did Daumon at this moment.
16 Some sort of cunning, as insidious as it was unexpected, caused him to assume an air of humility.
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