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... velocity rounds. Lexi saw that the Seekers made quick work of her compan- ions. She quickly averted her eyes from her rear view mirror. Ron and Dere...

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...oistic creatures. Hence, there is nothing more important to us than the opin- ions of those around us. As a matter of fact, our life’s purpose is to...

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...ad? Cr. Yes. Soc. And the opinions of the wise are good, and the opin ions of the unwise are evil? Cr. Certainly. Soc. And what was said ...

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...vidual, at least, of the male sex—doing execution upon a beefsteak and on- ions, and a bottle of wine. At his elbow, in friendly prox- imity, was plac...

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...acter, and a great gentleman, and affected to look down upon his old compan ions with compassion and contempt. Whether these reports were at the time... ...nd, after look ing anxiously out, as if to satisfy himself that his compan ions are asleep, has taken up the tin tube of which I have before spoken,...

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...endant. I managed again to place myself next to Aurora Church; our compan- ions were on the other side of the table. My neighbour was delighted with o...

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...ighter than any grown- up gold and jewels; there were baskets and pincush- ions in all devices; there were guns, swords, and banners; there were witch...

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...cles that had been thrown after the travellers, in pockets and under cush- ions. Arthur would have assisted, but only succeeded in tread- ing on vario... ...and in the meantime something was attempted for the comfort of her compan- ions, though it would not have been safe to put them into Frankish garments...

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... and struck the river at the point where the white man and his red compan- ions had posted themselves. Along this track the travelers, who had produce... ...oever comes into the woods to deal with the natives, must use Indian fash- ions, if he would wish to prosper in his undertakings. Go, then; talk openl... ... the subject. “Treaty or no treaty, I know full well that your two compan- ions are brave and cautious warriors! have they heard or seen anything of o... ...t the spot, without any design to quit it. Again the scout and his compan- ions made the circuit of the halting place, each slowly follow- ing the oth...

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...tionless for hours together before his smiling flowers—those sweet compan- ions!—or crouching in a niche of the rocks before some spe- cies of algae, ...

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...expression of puzzled but resolute resistance to his own unalterable opin- ions. He made a tall dignified figure in his gown. In my junior days he spo... ...mories, that stimu- lated me immensely so that I forced it upon my compan- ions, half in the spirit of propaganda and half to test it by their comment... ...ins and chins and chins, disposed in a big cane chair with wraps and cush- ions upon the great terrace of Champneys. Her eye was blue and hard, and he... ...able young man, experimenting with forms, developing the phrasing of opin- ions, taking a definite line. She was, of course, tremendously discussed. S... ... likes with. You were not only pledged to my tiresome, ineffectual compan- ionship, but to great purposes. They are great purposes… . “If only I could...

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...pposed to en- lighten its readers, but to supply them with congenial opin- ions. Give any newspaper time enough, and it will be base, hypocritical, sh... ...in authority; he can afford to mix with Liberals, for he holds sound opin- ions; and soon or later he will succeed. But then he under- stood how to ch... ... whole story, we have just come from the Rue de Vendome. You know my opin- ions, Lucien. Under any other circumstances I should be glad to hear that y... ...ends first, and give them his reasons for going over, and take their opin- ions. You can still act together; they sympathize with you, and you agree t...

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...ve seen it before. ‘I stood up softly, undesirous of disturbing my compan- ions, but with my heart beating now rather more rapidly with surprise and e... ... there arrived, some by the cable, most by aeroplane, a few in other fash- ions, the men who had been called together to confer upon the state of the ...

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...an hour before he and Laura could once more settle themselves on the cush- ions in the parlour. “Such a lot of things to do,” she said; “and you are s... ...it’s elevating. You don’t know how it makes a man feel to have the compan- ionship of a good and lovely woman.” “Landry, as though I were all that. He... ... cap and loose slippers, was making a great to-do with a pile of pew cush- ions in a remote corner. The rain drummed with inces- sant monotony upon th... ...Is that the way she liked it last time?” Jadwin himself arranged the cush- ions, spread the carpet over the bottom of the boat, handed her in, found h...

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...olved in the pre- dominance of dark hair, brown eyes, and swarthy complex- ions in a region so near England that the atmospheric effects are almost id... ...aiting its solution, this odd fact is there before our eyes; fair complex- ions are rare in Brittany, where the women’s eyes are as black and lively a... ...al, without religion, and very ridiculous about his dog,—opin- 182 Balzac ions which her aunt, defending the old sailor, combated. “I shall lecture C...

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...a of some thing outlandish, unearthly, or at variance with ordinary fash ions, in the mother and child, and therefore scorned them in their hearts, ... ...ual dread, as not yet familiar with their state, nor wonted to the compan ionship of disembodied beings. Each a ghost, and awe stricken at the other... ...ccupied, as he bowed his head forward on the cush 198 The Scarlet Letter ions of the pulpit at the close of his Election Sermon. Mean while Hester ...

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...se of some little motherless child, or of one much poorer than its compan- ions, whose scanty wardrobe and mean appointments brought on it the contemp... ...raint; and when Lucia’s faculty got free, I am certain it spread wide pin- ions and carried her higher than—” she hesitated. “Than what?” demanded Hun...

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...esar Birotteau domestic misadventures. The constancy of his royalist opin- ions (to which he had become exceedingly indifferent since his wound, thoug... ...ngs his piti- less justice had uttered against bankrupts. His former opin- ions now seared, as with fire, the soft substance of his brain. “By the by,...

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... respec’able man your father.’ And he introduced his friend to his compan- ions as ‘old Nicholson the what-d’ye-call-um’s son.’ John sat in dumb agony...

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...’s Clock — Dickens 80 he ultimately gave, that he entertained strong opin ions on the subject. ‘I con sider,’ said Mr. Weller, ‘that the rail is un...