• deceive But he can't deceive me."
• deceiver Unfortunately it is a great deceiver also, putting wings on very earthly bodies.
• decisive "The year 1881 was a decisive one for me.
• delusive They distinguished virtue and sin by the eternal law, which was written in the hearts even of the heathen, to the end that they, by nature, might do the works of the law; nay, there were some of their loftiest spirits who, though they knew not the Lord, it is true, required the repentance in the sinner, in the name of Serapis, and pronounced that it was good to give up the delusive joys and vain pleasures of the flesh and to break away from the evil-whether of body or of soul-which we are led into by the senses.
• delve This does not mean a maudlin optimism, or any other kind of sentimentality; for as we delve more deeply into life, we always leave sentimentality behind.
• derisive Whereupon a group of derisive youngsters had proceeded without further ado to cut it out.
• derive But latterly the laws had become unpopular even with some of those who had formerly been supposed to derive the greatest benefit from them.
• derv
• desert "Nothing else," said the voice of the desert.
• deserve "It is full as good a world as we deserve," said the Vicar.
• deserved He tried to fancy he had cause for being so, for he would not own to the real truth-that he was vexed with himself, and that "himself" deserved it.
• desire When I desire to know more of his 'character and occupation,' I can learn it from his own lips.
• devi
• dissever
• dive
• dose
• dove
• duse
• reserve
• save
• serve
• sever
• sieve
• Deceived You wretch, you have deceived me.
• Steve
• Desiree
• Dave He looked at Dave questioningly.
• deceives Where Cicero and Antoninus lived, A cowled and hypocritical monk 180 Prays, curses and deceives.
• deserves

Hiting

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