• "I have no objections."
• He made no vain objections.
• Any objections to that theory, boy?"
• That is all right, I have no objections.
• No doubt there were objections to marriage.
• Thus it is clear how to solve the first two objections.
• For the sake of appearances Durham went on making objections.
• Were his objections to this plan of mine what he pretended they were?
• He doubts as soon as he is assailed by the objections which his inquiries may have aroused.
• Dr. Carr's objections, his reluctance to part with her, melted before the radiance of her satisfaction.

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