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• I said I would perhaps see her once, but not oftener.
• As The Beast grew huge, it needed more food, faster, oftener.
• He's beside me here on his couch, not asking to be let out any oftener than civility requires.
• Toasts are few, and you will oftener see a thirsty guest impatient, than a full one refusing cup or bowl.
• The white jitterbug is oftener than not uncouth to look at . . . but his Negro original is quite another matter.
• Because the " Kyrie " and other petitions were said once or oftener, litanies were called plan? tern? quin? septen?
• {{ Blockquote | These Reports have had the misfortune to be often condemned, and yet no Equity Reports have been much oftener cited.
• There is no plea I have made oftener of my Heavenly Father than that He would give me strength to persevere in this thing'".
• The tables thus upheld were mighty constructions, sometimes they can be pulled apart in an extension, but oftener bound by firm crossbars and almost immovable through their weight.
• By 1870 the Marlborough collection cataloguer observed, " the design has been reproduced in all sorts and materials of art, perhaps oftener than any other similar subject ."
• Say that, on average, one hubcap is lost every three days . It could very well be oftener than that, but let's err on the conservative side.
• Scene 2 : When the Governor Dulcitius sees how beautiful the girls are, he tells the soldiers to lock them up in the kitchen so he " can visit them oftener ".
• Stengel later said, " And as a reward for the $ 500 bonus I once gave him, he used to chase me oftener than anyone than any other manager in the league.
• I lived at the best hotel, exhibited my clothes in the most conspicuous places, infested the opera, and learned to seem enraptured with music which oftener afflicted my ignorant ear than enchanted it.
• On Manus she studied the Manus people of the south coast village of Peri . " Over the next five decades Mead would come back oftener to Peri than to any other field site of her career.
• He used to say at the close of his life " I have trusted very much and been sometimes deceived; but I know that had I trusted less I would have been still oftener deceived ."
• We both did this a good many times but, I believe, without bragging at the expense of truth, that we saw the back seams of the enemy's jackets oftener than they saw ours . ..
• The butterflies are often met with on blossoms, still oftener on leaves, but they seem to rest much on their under surface in order to come forth only for a short time for the sake of copulation and feeding.