They were opposed to James II., though they had benefited by his Declaration of Indulgence, and they were the first to congratulate the Prince of Orange on his arrival in England. [Please select]
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However, as we have benefited from it, we need not grumble, if the Scots are contented. [Please select]
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The Emperor was the greater issue, and Marteau benefited by that fact. [Please select]
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"I have no doubt you think Boston would be benefited, too." [Please select]
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So that you will be considerably benefited by the road. [Please select]
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Theoretically the daring scheme captured the admiration of all who were to be benefited by it. [Please select]
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"Nobody would be benefited by throwing such a bombshell of scandal into society." [Please select]
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I think all of us have benefited by it. [Please select]
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The history of this society in the first months of its existence not only shows how Tommy became a moneyed man, but gives a glimpse into the character of those it benefited. [Please select]
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Rome and Naples are perhaps purely benefited by the foreigners sojourning there: for they have so little external trade, that their case may resemble that of the village in our hypothesis. [Please select]
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