| 11. | And a single woman, by definition, must be in want of a husband, preferably one in possession of a good fortune.
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| 12. | Later, Hickey described " Pourvoyeuse " as " Almost tumbling to pieces, and in want of every kind of stores ."
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| 13. | Though very strict in religious observances he was fond of luxury, and of extravagant habits, and continually in want of money.
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| 14. | It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a reader in possession of time's fortune, must be in want of a novel.
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| 15. | It is a truth universally acknowledged that any person in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife.
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| 16. | A report published in 1889 indicated that over 50, 000 pupils in London alone were attending school " in want of food ".
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| 17. | After all, it is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single person in possession of intelligence, must be in want of a book!
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| 18. | Haitians are easy to identify on these islands, which never have been rich but where no one seems in want of a meal.
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| 19. | It had a slate roof and seats and was maintained by voluntary contribution, although by the 1830s it was in want of repair.
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| 20. | It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.
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