Cursed with such immoderate fluency Lydgate could not sustain himself at the highest level of artistic excellence; and, though imbued with a sense of the essentials of poetry, and eager to prove himself in its various manifestations, he stinted himself of the self-discipline necessary to perfection of form. [Please select]
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I wouldn't have you stinted for the world, Prissie, my dear. [Please select]
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Other entries showed too plainly that Miss Ailie stinted herself of food to provide delicacies for Miss Kitty. [Please select]
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The helpless and old cottagers were carried to the "Union" and, dying there, were buried by the stinted parish in parish coffins. [Please select]
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I saved and stinted and toiled and got him a commission in the army. [Please select]
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"I have given you your supper, and not stinted you in any way." [Please select]
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The Queen refused, with the rather strong observation--but she _did_ make strong observations--that an unruly beast must be stinted in his food. [Please select]
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The exercise must not be stinted, neither should confinement within doors be insisted upon. [Please select]
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Good nourishing food, sufficient in bulk, is absolutely imperative; for if the pups be stinted, the dogs will assuredly be weak. [Please select]
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If stinted for space, Egypt was happy in her soil and in her situation. [Please select]
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And it is not true what they tell you of your draperies: you are the only man alive who can render them picturesque and not absurd, refined and not stinted. [Please select]
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