61.   Mr. Maule was now something about fifty-five years of age, and almost considered himself young.

62.   He would remind the right honourable gentleman that presents from Greeks had ever been considered dangerous.

63.   On the next morning it was generally considered that Mr. Daubeny had been too long and Mr. Gresham too passionate.

64.   If the public weal were more regarded in that House, and the quarrels of men less considered, he thought that the service of the country would be better done.

65.   Should any further libel appear in the columns of the newspaper, then the question might be again considered.

66.   It was considered certain by those in the house that he had not gone out after he went to bed.

67.   It was considered that the evidence given was sufficient to make a remand imperative, and Phineas Finn was committed to Newgate.

68.   " "It is generally considered to be a matter of some importance. " "

69.   He would have repudiated the notion that he was looking for a sinecure, but no doubt considered that the duties would be easy and light.

70.   Dickens had already considered the subject, but had not yet consented to read in public for money on his own account.