• I have undertaken to speak
• Besides, no one else seems to have undertaken the task of exterminating them."
• Apart from home troubles, she felt particularly discouraged in the educational task she had undertaken.
• One dress, Tanya's, which the English governess had undertaken, cost Darya Alexandrovna much loss of temper.
• Discipline means power at command; mastery of the resources available for carrying through the action undertaken.
• The first question to ask in the part of the study of economic society here undertaken is: What is its motive force?
• Right so did Sir Tristram when sickness had undertaken him, for then he took such sorrow that he had almost slain himself.
• Then, and not until then, did she realize the seriousness of even this one phase of the problem she had undertaken to solve.
• So Sir Tristram endured there great pain, for sickness had undertaken him, and that is the greatest pain a prisoner may have.
• He had not been at home since he entered the school, having undertaken to do in three years the work which usually required four.

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