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high-and-mightiness

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  • “Because I, for one, am sick of your high-and-mightiness.”

    CONFESSIONS KATE BRIAN 2007

  • In fact, one of the first topics I wrote about when I started my 'blog was a Christmas Day letter to the editor inviting liberal dissenters to quickly utilize the interstate to depart the author's secure bastion of high-and-mightiness.

    once again i remind you 2005

  • “Because I, for one, am sick of your high-and-mightiness.”

    CONFESSIONS KATE BRIAN 2007

  • He never came in to see Axel now that Barbro was gone, but went straight by — a piece of high-and-mightiness ill fitted to his state, seeing that he was still living on at Breidablik and had not moved.

    The Growth of the Soil 2003

  • This evening, too, he was all high-and-mightiness, not to be outdone by anybody.

    A Wanderer Plays on Muted Strings 2003

  • This evening, too, he was all high-and-mightiness, not to be outdone by anybody.

    Wanderers Knut Hamsun 1905

  • At the first reply or two to his letters he frowned; at the second or two he smiled in the way any elderly gentleman may smile when he finds himself recognized by high-and-mightiness as a person of importance.

    The Rough Road William John Locke 1896

  • If I might have described just _one_ of your days to his high-and-mightiness!

    Robert Elsmere Humphry Ward 1885

  • If I might have described just _one_ of your days to his high-and-mightiness!

    Robert Elsmere Humphry Ward 1885

  • Well, and how goes her little high-and-mightiness?

    Girls of the Forest L. T. Meade 1884

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