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able It is within the memory of men now living It is worth while to notice It may appear absurd It may at first sight seem strange It may be added It may be conjectured It may be imagined It may be plausibly objected It may be rightly said It may be useful to trace It may be worth your while to keep in view It may indeed be unavoidable It may not be altogether certain It may not be uninteresting to any of you It may or may not be true It may, perhaps, seem wonderful It may seem a little strange It may still more probably be said It must be a cause of delight It must be borne in mind It must be the verdict of history It must create astonishment It must doubtless be admitted It must ever be recollected It must never be forgotten It must not be supposed It must seem to every thoughtful man It needs scarcely be said It now becomes my pride and privilege It only remains now to speak It ought to animate us It proves a great deal It remains only to speak briefly It remains that I inform you of It remains that I should say a few words It reminds me of an anecdote It reminds one of the compliment It requires no effort of imagination It scarcely seems to be in keeping It seems almost desperate to think of It seems almost incredible It seems now to be generally admitted It seems strange to be told It seems then that on the whole It seems to me a striking circumstance It seems to me idle to ask It seems to me singularly appropriate It seems to me the primary foundation It seems to me unphilosophical It should always be borne in mind It should be remembered It so happens It sometimes seems to me It still remains to be observed It strikes me with wonder It suggests at the outset It summons our imagination It surely is not too much to expect It therefore astonishes me It used to be a reproach It was a brilliant answer It was a fine and delicate rebuke It was a fit and beautiful circumstance It was a propitious circumstance [propitious = auspicious, favorable] It was certainly a gracious act It was in the full understanding It was my good fortune It was not to be expected It was said by one who ought to know It was, therefore, inevitable It was under these circumstances It will appeal to It will appear from what has been said It will be asked me how
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