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For the judicious technique alone, be it never so marvellous, cannot serve to-day.

He said it would be noon before the tide would serve to-morrow and that he had nothing else to do in the morning.

I have to serve to-night, and I will not wear my best skirt into the kitchen.

Many of these details of Gothic buildings are very elegant, and serve to-day as models for modern workmen.

France was the legitimate successor of the Troubadours, and many of their oldest songs would serve to-day as airs de vaudeville.