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doc#121 | any wetting or surface-active agent will | do | a reasonably good job when present in sufficient |
doc#126 | grains will collect. Still Andrena will | do | a reasonably good job, so that an animal |
doc#112 | cross. One day the dogs of Ireland will | do | that too and perhaps also the pigs". </p> |
doc#105 | Concertante. </p><p> "And next year we will | do | -- also a Ford commission -- a piano concerto |
doc#138 | insisted that my visits to the hall would | do | nothing to further the process of my application |
doc#24 | . </p><p> One of the first things he would | do | , he said, would be to organize classes |
doc#134 | saloon when he had asked him what he would | do | if they brought their cattle to water. |
doc#137 | I ought to use it on you, where it would | do | the most good. If you were a man" -- </p> |
doc#140 | did not pause to consider what she would | do | if her plan should fail; she directed all |
doc#134 | and he was drunk with the thing they would | do | , wild to break from the cloying warmth |
doc#8 | "If you destroy confidence in banks, you | do | something to the economy", he said. "You |
doc#141 | that pistol right now, Mis-ter McBride. You | do | that or take you out a permit right now |
doc#146 | an awful nice girl, Russ" -- </p><p> "You | do | n't have to tell me", flashed Cobb. Giving |
doc#134 | wherever you're goin"? </p><p> "Yes". </p><p> "You | do | n't hate me any more"? </p><p> Clayton choked |
doc#146 | in". </p><p> Cobb's assent was tight. "You | do | the same. It's all I ask, Stevens". </p> |
doc#139 | </p><p> Barton said harshly, "Why did you | do | that"? </p><p> Rankin sneered at him. "What |
doc#139 | about the child ...". </p><p> "The hell you | do | ". Barton's voice was rougher than Dill |
doc#67 | </p><p> "It's kind of like golf -- if you | do | n't swing a club very often, your timing |
doc#103 | a wash here, a boulder there. But if you | do | n't know the place like the palm of your |
doc#144 | know nothin' about him". "No? I suppose you | do | n't know anything about a piece of two-by |