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1 He had all the qualifications that make a master of eloquence.
2 And all this helped to make a master - poet of me.
3 The French sought to make a master - stroke at immediate achievement and they incurred counterrevolutions and delays.
4 Hodge went in for fencing, and Professor Rhynas declared he would make a master of the foil.
5 You may, first, make an enemy of Mammon; or secondly, make a master of Mammon, or thirdly, make a friend of Mammon.
6 Whitewood I have made a master 's mate, and he behaves well.
7 On the other hand, a great many persons have made a master of Mammon.
8 He had made a master stroke, like a skillful prosecutor.
9 But the Longford mentors made a master move in introducing substitute Dessie Barry at half-time.
10 Alarmed at this suggestion, young Pierre made a master - stroke of invention, and replied on the instant:
11 Could I not get myself made a Master ?
12 And why should I not be cruel to you, who made a master - poet of me for your recreation?
13 When a man thinks he is being clumsy and tactless with a woman, he is generally making a master stroke.
14 It was not a battle; it would have made a master of tactics weep and tear his hair, but these man-to-man fights kept on.
15 "The King of France," said the High Treasurer, "meant to make a master - stroke - acoupde maistre-buthe who would have all may easily lose all.
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