Even Agatha does her hair differently now; and in church last Sunday I counted no less than seven duplicates of that blue hat of yours.

It was a scene that she knew could not be duplicated in the world.

There is no precise duplicate for it in all the wide domain of language.

"The more difficult, I daresay," replied I, as I fixed a pretty inquisitive gaze on him, "that you have a duplicate to your real name of Charles Rogers.

These he cannot duplicate at any furbisher's shop as you who live within doors, who, if your purse allows, may have the same home at Sitka and Samarcand.

" "But the cable-operator told me the message didn't amount to much, and that he would send duplicates by mail, anyway.

Four strokes in duplicate on the ship's bell, then the call: "Eight bells and a-a-all's well!" Lanyard muttered: "No idea it was so late.

But sometimes her mischievous daughter Fortune manages to thrust these duplicates into such conspicuous places that their similarity cannot pass unobserved, and Nature is caught plagiarising from herself.

Besides several grammatical faults, elsewhere noticed, these extracts exhibit, first, the inconsistent notionof "duplicates with a difference;" or, as Churchill expresses it, of "two distinct species of each foot;" (New Gram., p. 189;) and here we are gravely assured withal, that these different sorts, which have no separate names, are sometimes forsooth, "exactly of the same nature"!

This the Echo, with very little hesitation, repeated in duplicate as usual.

There was no telling how they ran in duplicate below the water line or under the protection of armour to the guns and the engines.

In most of the others the ideas are stolen, or duplicated from some other picture-play.

Sonny was worse plegged than most boys, because, havin' two lady teachers at that time, it took him sort o' duplicated like.

A duplicate out of a friend's library (where he has more than one copy of a rare author) is intelligible.

Indeed, there is no knowing where such a system will end, for if the children are suffered to go to such places, they may in time pledge that which does not belong to them; and so easy is the way of turning any article into money, that we find most young thieves, of both sexes, when apprehended, have some duplicates about them.