This alteration was not, however, greatly remarked by any present; for as they were all now endeavouring to conceal their own thoughts, and to act a part, they became all too busily engaged in the scene to be spectators of it.

The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling by Fielding, Henry View in context

Or that passion to act a part that sometimes makes us do things finer than we are ourselves?

The Picture Of Dorian Gray by Wilde, Oscar View in context

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To abound in
To abound with
To accept a bill
To accept service
To accept the person
To account of
To accredit
To act a part
To act as
To act on
To act the part of
To act up to
To address one's self to
To address the ball
to advantage

To a Southern Slaveholder
to a T
to a T
to a tee
to a tee
to a turn
To a Waterfowl
to a woman
To a Wreath of Snow
to a zeroth approximation
to a zeroth approximation
To abate a tax
To abate into a freehold
To abide by
To abound in
To abound with

To Above
To accept a bill
To accept service
To accept the person
To Accept the reality, Experience the pain, Adjust, and Reinvest
To Accompany Troops
To account of
To accredit
To act a part
To act as
To act on
To act the part of
To act up to
To address one's self to
To address the ball
to advantage
to advantage

To advantage one's self of
To advise one's self
To All a Good Night
To All A Goodnight
to all appearances
to all appearances
to all appearances
to all appearances
to all appearances
to all appearances
to all appearances
to all intents and purposes
to all intents and purposes
to all intents and purposes
to all intents and purposes
To All My Friends

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