| One thing is certain, that both of them were far oftener at luckie's than was either good for their health, wealth, or reputation. |
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| They seldom exceeded six or eight boxes at a time, and were oftener two or three. |
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| The fact is, the name forked-leaf oak is applied oftener to the turkey oak than to this one. |
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| It is ordinarily unnecessary to dress foot-wounds oftener than every second week after the discharge of synovia has ceased. |
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| She began almost to live at the Lucases, and to be oftener fatigued than moped. |
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| To keep them clean, the nailbrush and soap and water should be used once or oftener daily, as circumstances demand. |
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| It is substituted oftener for cherry and mahogany, and for that reason is known as cherry birch or mahogany birch. |
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| This species has been compared with the white pine of the East oftener than with any other species. |
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| He cast better, he hanked oftener, and he disentangled more easily than he had done at an earlier period of the day. |
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| That is why I do not irrigate the fields oftener than is absolutely necessary. |
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| But at my age I can hardly get to the city, and therefore you should come oftener to the Piraeus. |
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| She did not touch him any oftener than she usually did, nor any whit more affectionately or possessively. |
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| Every family had its own, dead or alive, oftener dead, and wanted to eternalize his features. |
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| Her face is always tanned in summer, for her sunbonnet is oftener on her arm than on her head. |
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| The tedder should be used once, twice or oftener as the circumstances may require. |
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| Pray, Matthew, do you see any one sign repeated oftener than the others in this cryptograph? |
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| It is this pursuit which, oftener than any other, leads man to self-knowledge. |
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| The obscurity is much oftener in the passions and prejudices of the reasoner than in the subject. |
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| But oftener than not he comes, mute and composed, to the dressing station. |
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| On, through many tunnels into the black country itself, where the furnace fires burned oftener, but the signs of habitation were fewer. |
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| These contain the group, or radical OH, hydroxyl, once or oftener. |
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| When he swallowed it he looked up and says, solemn as an owl, 'Give it to me oftener and more at a time. |
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| The oftener you make them rummage their own minds for a reason, the more manageable you will find them in all the relations of life. |
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| The intravenous dose should not be given oftener than once in four days. |
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| But Ah kee oftener behaves like a rogue than like a gentleman. |
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| The oftener we looked the more eager we became to tempt fate. |
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| The garter snake sheds its skin at least once a year, sometimes oftener. |
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| The oftener I see or read Wedekind the more I admire his fund of humour. |
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| Pocket grew greyer, and tried oftener to lift himself out of his perplexities by the hair. |
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| I think he drank a good deal, and I am quite sure that the oftener he drank the worse it was for me. |
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| Charlie alone failed to catch his shy bird, and the oftener she escaped the more determined he was to ensnare her. |
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| We were far oftener late now, when we went out for a ramble. |
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| Few ways of life were hidden from Physician, and he was oftener in its darkest places than even Bishop. |
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| His mother said he got hurt oftener than all the others put together. |
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| When Phoebe broke into a peal of merry laughter at what she read, he would now and then laugh for sympathy, but oftener respond with a troubled, questioning look. |
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| I had such a fuss getting this pair of French-heeled boots that I don't intend to spoil the looks of them with rubbers any oftener than I can help. |
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| Now there was something ugly and evil in his face, which they had not previously noticed, and which grew still the more obvious to sight the oftener they looked upon him. |
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| Oftener have the men of Erin been contending for thee every night than thou hast been wandering about for a guesthouse. |
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| Oftener than once her coming had interrupted the droll story with which Robert was entertaining some amused group of married women. |
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| Oftener than not his hosts caught no glimpse of his lordship throughout the day. |
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