• What preparations might be needful, must be prudent.
• Nobody on board seemed to be making any preparations for departure.
• Your preparations have been completed for some days, to return to England.
• "It hides our preparations, and will be dispersed only when they are finished.
• He told me that it generally took him six months to make all his preparations.
• The preparations were made with great dispatch, and the fleet sailed for Riga.
• These preparations are not volatile, so that there is not much fear of lung trouble.
• But the throng has finished its preparations; the hour has come to disperse in swarms.
• Which done, she flew at the rest of her preparations and tried to make up for lost time.
• Liquid preparations, as the liniment or tincture, may be taken accidentally or suicidally.

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