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1
She made a
great
ado
about a dress that contained this letter.
2
Whereupon, Sir Kay becoming furious, made
great
ado
to wound his opponent.
3
A
great
ado
down there, horses, dogs, voices of men shouting for more.
4
There was
great
ado
in Greendale that afternoon and evening.
5
You make a
great
ado
here; give command, as if there were a squad.
6
A
great
ado
was made over this fact by the managers and their friends.
7
The Marechal de Rochefort, who had expected to be named, made a
great
ado
.
8
For instance, the
great
ado
With old Fulbert's niece, The young and lovely Heloise.
9
Then would they have made
great
ado
to close the gates but it was too late.
10
She's a great one to pick up the bread crumbs of life with a
great
ado
.
11
Men make a
great
ado
with the children of believers; and oh the children of believers!
12
The old butler made a
great
ado
in the house at the approach of the New Year.
13
Their weddings are celebrated with
great
ado
.
14
The young were all making a
great
ado
,
and evidently aware that their mother was 'in the trap.'
15
After a
great
ado
we got rid of the Irishman, and had our trunks fastened on a hack.
16
A
great
ado
and discussion arose among the passengers, as to whether boy or bird would prove the victor.
great
ado
great