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Freedom of speech is now taken as a matter of course.
Freedom of speech is taken as a matter of course.
The smart young woman passed the exam as a matter of course.
He did his duty as a matter of course.
As a matter of course you must go there yourself.
As a matter of course, you must go there yourself.
Nowadays freedom of speech is taken as a matter of course.
She let him pay the bill as a matter of course.
" Every man knows he ought to try to rise to better things, and many men endeavour to do what they know they ought to do; therefore, he who feels sure that all nature is fashioned after the image of man, projects his own ideas of progress, development, virtue, matter and spirit, on to nature outside himself; and, as a matter of course, this kind of naturalist uses the same language when he is speaking of the changes of material things as he employs to express the changes of his mental states, his hopes, fears, aspirations, and struggles.
She seemed to take it as a matter of course that Elleen should have her strange whims.
True, her heart knew that she loved him and none other, and that he truly merited her; but her pride was not willing that he should feel that he had earned her as a matter of course, and she was quite as ungracious to Sir George Douglas, the Master of Angus, as ever she had been to Geordie of the Red Peel, and she showed all the petulance of a semi-convalescent.
He began to speculate on what wonderful house this could be, where this sort of thing went on quite as a matter of course, and no one seemed to think anything of it.
He did not come less boldly on that account when he made his shameful plea again and again to Comethup; but he came to make it, in time, more as a matter of course-a something to which he had the right.
The son, or even the grandson, of the late King(36) was commonly acknowledged as a matter of course, without anything which could fairly be called an election.
As a matter of course, the prosaic modern etymologist declines to accept this origin of the name and has proposed others less picturesque.
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