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Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT III
2 Be good; and no harm will happen to you.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
3 A narrow shave; but a miss is as good as a mile.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
4 Washed; brushed; good night's sleep and breakfast.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT III
5 Ah, well, I think we've done a thundering good day's work.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT III
6 I shall always be dependent on the good will of the family.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT II
7 All this washing can't be good for the health: it's not natural.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT II
8 If you will be so good as to keep perfectly still whilst I am away.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
9 It's good enough for a man with only you to stand between him and death.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
10 It's very good of you, Bluntschli, it is indeed, to let yourself be put upon in this way.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT III
11 I know how good you have been to me: to my last hour I shall remember those three chocolate creams.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
12 To escape their attentions, he had the good taste to take refuge in the chamber of some patriotic young Bulgarian lady.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT II
13 I don't mind a good wash once a week to keep up my position; but once a day is carrying the thing to a ridiculous extreme.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT II
14 Ah, you haven't been campaigning, Catherine: you don't know how pleasant it is for us to sit here, after a good lunch, with nothing to do but enjoy ourselves.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT III