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I am anxious to have your opinion on a subject of some importance to me, and on one where you are peculiarly qualified to judge and decide for me.

It is said to have been the advice of his teacher that finally determined his career as an historian-a career for which he was peculiarly qualified owing to his abundant patrimony and his wide knowledge of men and places.

CCXXXIX WORKING WITH MARK TWAIN On Tuesday, January 9, 1906, I was on hand with a capable stenographer-- Miss Josephine Hobby, who had successively, and successfully, held secretarial positions with Charles Dudley Warner and Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge, and was therefore peculiarly qualified for the work in hand.

Knowing the Twins intimately, I feel that I am peculiarly well qualified for the task I have taken upon myself.

The theologian Thomas Aquinas was influential in linking condemnations of homosexuality with the idea of natural law, arguing that "special sins are against nature, as, for instance, those that run counter to the intercourse of male and female natural to animals, and so are peculiarly qualified as unnatural vices."

But still, I may be peculiarly qualified to live and succeed in the country.

And better, here I am, which proves that 'way down inside I must want the country, must, as you call it, be peculiarly qualified for the country, or else I wouldn't be here.

Furthermore, we must accept that both you and the 'Blighter fleet' are peculiarly qualified to take advantage of this prize.

This important trust was delegated to Basilius, a senator, of Spanish extraction, and already conspicuous in the administration of provinces: and to John, the first tribune of the notaries, who was peculiarly qualified by his dexterity in business as well as by his former intimacy with the Gothic prince.