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The open-up-to-any-chapter method might, in fact, be the best approach here.

Stalking the unexpected is “an all-year-round, any-kind-of-weather sport,” she says.

For he's the soul of honor, Thyrsis; and he can't help how he feels about me-any more than I can help it.

I appeal to yourself, Madam, whether these sublime notions have-any thing consoling in them?

They take their coats off anywhere and any-when, and somehow it strikes the visitor as the most symbolic thing about them.

Hyphens are sometimes used in cases like the following: "A never-to-be-forgotten event," "peace-at-any-rate principles."

On the fall of Richmond, and the surrender of Lee, this any-how impracticable scheme was necessarily abandoned.