Nonsense8 (d999)

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If I were to act upon my conviction

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If I were to recapitulate

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If I wished to prove my contention

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If in the glow of conscious pride

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If in the years of the future

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If it be difficult to appreciate

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If it be so

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If it be true

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If it is contended

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If it is not convenient for you

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If it means anything, it means this

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If more were needed to illustrate.

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If my opinions are true

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If on the contrary, we all foresee

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If one seeks to measure

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If only we go deep enough

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If still you have further doubt

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If the bare facts were studied

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If the experience of the world is worth anything

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If there be any among us

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If there be one lesson more than another

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If there is any valid reason why you are unable

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If this be so

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If this seems doubtful to anyone

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If we accept at all the argument

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If we are not blind to

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If we are rightly informed

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If we are to reason on the fact

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If we can be of service to you

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If we can help you in any way

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If we cast our glance back

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If we embark upon a career

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If we had the whole case before us

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If we have not made everything perfectly clear, please let us know

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If we isolate ourselves

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If we may trust to experience

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If we pursue a different course

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If we pursue our inquiries through

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If we sincerely desire

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If we survey

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If we would not be beguiled

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If what has been said is true

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If you accommodate us, the favor will be greatly appreciated

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If you are interested, please let us hear from you

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If you are thinking about ordering

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If you desire, our representative will call

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If you don't mind my saying so

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If you give this matter your prompt attention

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If you have any cause for dissatisfaction

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If you insist upon it

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If you remain silent

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If you seek the real meaning of

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If you think for a moment

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If you want to look

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If you were asked to point out

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If you will allow me to prophesy

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If you will forgive me the expression

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If you will pardon me the frankness

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If you wish for a more interesting example

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If you wish to get at the bottom of facts

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If you would see the most conclusive proof

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If your view is right

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If, however, you determine to

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If, in consequence we find it necessary

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If, on the other hand, I say

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If, then, I am asked

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If, then, I should here rest my cause

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If, unhappily, the day should ever come

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ignoble and shabby

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ignoble domination

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ignominious retreat

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ignominious, infamous, despicable, and contemptible

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ignominy and misfortune

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ignorance and superstition

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ignorance, fear, and selfishness

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Ill-bred insolence was his only weapon

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ill-concealed impatience

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Ill-dissimulated fits of ambition

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ill-tempered and unjust

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illiberal superstition

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illimitable progression

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illiterate and unfit

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illiterate denizens

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illogical interruption

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Illuminate with sinister effect

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illuminating insight

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illuminating only the path which has been passed over

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illuminating, chastening, and transforming

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illuminative and suggestive

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illumine, instruct, enlighten, and inform

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illusion of youth

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illusive touch

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illustrative and typical

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illustrative anecdote

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illustrious era

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images and impressions

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images, events, and incidents

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imagination and memory

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imagination, judgment, and reason

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imaginative warmth

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imaginative, sensitive, nervous, and highly-strung

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imbitter and exasperate

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imbittered controversy

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Imbued with a vernal freshness

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imbued with courage

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imitators and disciples

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immaterial connection

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immature and unpromising

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immature dissent

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immeasurable scorn

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immediate abjuration

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Immediate and effectual steps

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immediate and instantaneous

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immediate, sure, and easy

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immemorial bulwark

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Immense and careless prodigality

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Immense capacity for ceaseless progress

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immense complacency

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Immense objects which dwarf us

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immensity and intricacy

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immensity of extent

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Immersed in secret schemes

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immersed in thought

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immethodical, irregular, and inconsecutive

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imminent and terrible

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imminent perplexities

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immitigable contempt

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immoderate grief

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immolation of genius

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immortal creation

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immovable and unchangeable

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immovably silent

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Immunity from criticism and control

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Immured in a trivial round of duty

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immutable law

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impaired prestige

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impalpable and spiritual

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impalpable nothingness

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Impartial and exacting judgment

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impartial justice

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impassable serenity

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Impassioned and earnest language

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impassioned and energetic

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impassioned impulse

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Impassive as a statue

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Impatience of despotic influence

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impatience, indolence, wastefulness, and inconclusiveness

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Impatient and authoritative tones

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impatient and restless

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Impatient as the wind

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impatient of restraint

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impatient yearning

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impatient, inconsiderate, and self-willed

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impeccable felicity

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impecunious exile

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impel, stimulate, animate, and inspirit

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impelled by duty

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Impelled by strong conviction

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impelling movement

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impending fate

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impenetrable calmness

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imperative necessity

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imperceptible deviation

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imperfect equipment

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imperfection and fallibility

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imperial authority

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imperil and destroy

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Imperiled in a restless age

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imperious and ruthless

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Imperious in its demands

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imperious mind

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imperious, wayward, empirical, and impatient

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imperishable renown

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impersonal compliment

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impertinent and personal

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impertinent drollery

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imperturbable gravity

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impervious to suggestion

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Impervious to the lessons of experience

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impetuosity of youth

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impetuous zeal

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impetuous, fierce, and irresistible

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impinging and inexorable

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impious defiance

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impish humor

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implacability of resentment

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implacable and destructive

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implacable resentment

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implicit faith

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implied concealment

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implored pardon

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Implying an immense melancholy

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imponderable air

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important and formidable

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important epoch

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importunate questions

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imposed and enforced

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imposing mien

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impossibilities and absurdities

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impossible contingency

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impossible to reconcile

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impotent desperation

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impotent of ideas

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Impotent outbreaks of unreasoning rage

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impotent to save

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impoverished age

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impracticable obstinacy

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impracticable, chimerical, and contemptible

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Impregnable as Gibraltar

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impregnable fortress

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impress of individuality

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impressible and plastic

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impressionistic stroke

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Impressive as a warrant of arrest for high treason

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Imprisoned within an enchanted circle

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imprisoning limitations

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improbable conjecture

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Impromptu parades of noisy patriotism

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impromptu utterance

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improvement and progress

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improvident, incautious, prodigal, and thriftless

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improvising powers

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imprudent and thoughtless

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imprudent indebtedness

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impudent knowingness

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impudent, insolent, irrelevant, and officious

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impulse and indignation

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impulse of enthusiasm

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impulse, energy, and activity

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impulsive gratitude

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imputation of eccentricity

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In a deprecating tone of apology

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In a diversity of application

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In a fever of apprehension

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In a flash of revelation

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In a frenzy of fussy excitement

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In a frowning abstraction

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In a gale of teasing merriment

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In a great and fruitful way

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In a high degree culpable

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In a kind of confused astonishment

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In a manner that sometimes terrifies me

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In a misery of annoyance and mortification

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In a most commendable fashion

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In a most impressive vein

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In a musing ecstasy of contemplation

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In a position of undisputed supremacy

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In a rapture of imagined ecstasy

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In a secret and surreptitious way

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In a significant paragraph

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In a sky stained with purple, the moon slowly rose

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In a spirit of friendliness and conciliation

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In a spirit of indulgent irony

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In a state of mulish reluctance

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In a state of nervous exacerbation

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In a state of virtuous complacency

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In a strain of exaggerated gallantry

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In a tone of after-dinner perfunctoriness

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In a tone of musing surprise

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In a tone of uneasy interrogation

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In a transport of ambitious vanity

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In a tumult of self-approval and towering exultation

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In a vague and fragmentary way

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In a whirlwind of feeling and memory

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In a wider sense

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In a wise, superior, slightly scornful manner

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In a word, gentlemen

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In a word, I conceive

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In accents embarrassed and hesitating

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In accents of menace and wrath

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In accordance with the terms of our offer

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In accordance with your request

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In actual life, I suspect

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In addition to these arguments

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In addressing myself to the question

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In addressing you I feel

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In agreement with this obvious conclusion

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In all ages of the world

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In all or any of these views

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In all times and places

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In alliance with steady clearness of intellect

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In amazed ejaculation

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In an eminent and unique sense

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In an eminent degree

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In an unguarded moment

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In answering the inquiry

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In answering your inquiry regarding

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In any event, a reply to this will be very much appreciated

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In any view of the case

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In closing my speech, I ask each of you

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In closing we can only assure you

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In compliance with your favor

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In compliance with your request, we are pleased to send to you

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In conclusion, let me say

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In conclusion, may I repeat

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In conclusion, we can assure you

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In consequence it becomes a necessity

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In contemplating the causes

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In days to come

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In deference to a unanimous sentiment

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In examining this part of the subject

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In extenuation of the past

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In fine, it is no extravagance to say

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In former ages and generations

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In further illustration

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In further proof of my assertion

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In high good humor

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In his customary sententious fashion

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In honor spotless as unfallen snow

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In illustration of what I have said

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In its most odious and intolerable shape

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In its whole unwieldy compass

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In language terse yet familiar

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In like manner are to be explained

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In like manner I would advise

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In listening to the kind words

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In looking about me

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In many instances

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In meeting this difficulty, I will not urge

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In moments of swift and momentous decision

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In moments of the most imminent peril

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In most cases I hold

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In my estimation

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In my humble opinion

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In my view

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In offering to you these counsels

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In one other respect

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In one point I wish no one to mistake me

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In one respect you are quite right

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In one sense this is undoubtedly true

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In order to appreciate the force of

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In order to complete the proof

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In order to do justice to the question

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In order to facilitate our future transactions

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In order to prove plainly and intelligibly

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In order to realize adequately

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In other words

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In our estimate of the past

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In point of fact

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In precisely the same way

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In pursuance of these views

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In pursuing the great objects

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In quest of something to amuse

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In quite incredible confusion

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In reference to your application

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In regard to

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In regard to your proposition

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In reply thereto, we wish to inform you

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In reply to your valued favor

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In requital for various acts of rudeness

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In response to your recent request

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In rising to return my sincere thanks

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In saying all of this, I do not forget

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In saying this, I am not disposed to deny

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In seasons of difficulty and trial

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In short, I say

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In solving this difficulty

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In something of a parallel way

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In spite of our best efforts it is not probable

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In spite of plausible arguments

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In spite of the fact

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In such cases, strictly speaking

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In support of this assertion

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In terms of imperishable beauty

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In thanking you for the patronage with which you have favored us

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In that case let me rob you of a few minutes

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In that head of his a flame burnt that was like an altar-fire

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In that matchless epitome

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In that mood of high hope

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In the air was the tang of spring

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In the anomalies of fortune

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In the course of these remarks

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In the dim procession of years

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In the dusky path of a dream

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In the existing circumstances

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In the face of smarting disillusions

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In the first place we see

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In the first place, therefore, I consider

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In the first place, we should be all agreed

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In the flush and heyday of youth and gaiety and loveliness

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In the fullest sense

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In the fullness of time

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In the heyday of friendship

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In the highest conceivable degree

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In the last suggestion

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In the local phrase

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In the meantime I will commend to you

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In the mild and mellow maturity of age

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In the nature of things

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In the next place, be assured

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In the ordinarily accepted sense

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In the perpetual presence of everlasting verities

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In the presence of this vast assembly

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In the present situation

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In the progress of events

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In the realm of conjecture

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In the remarks I have made

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In the same manner I rely

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In the scheme of things

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In the second place it is quite clear

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In the suggestion I have made

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In the tone of one who moralizes

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In the twinkling of an eye

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In the very brief space at our disposal

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In the world of letters

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In these extraordinary circumstances

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In these sentiments I agree

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In this breathless chase of pleasure

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In this brief survey

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In this chastened mood I left him

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In this connection I remind myself

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In this connection, I may be permitted to refer

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In this necessarily brief and imperfect review

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In this rapid and slight enumeration

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In this respect

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In this sense only

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In this there is no contradiction

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In tones of genuine admiration

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In very many instances

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In very truth

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In view of all these facts, we feel justified in claiming

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In view of these reflections

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In what case, for example?

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In what has now been said

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In what I have now further to say

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In widening our view

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In yonder cottage shines a light, far-gleaming like a gem

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inaccessible and audacious

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inaccessible dignity

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inactive and supine

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inadequate and misleading

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inadequate appreciation

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inadmissible expression

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inadvertency, carelessness, negligence, and oversight

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inadvertent remark

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inalienable right

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inanimate existence

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inapplicable and alien

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inapposite blandness

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inaptly designated

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inarticulate and confused

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inarticulate lispings

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inaugural discourse

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inborn and native

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inborn refinement

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inbred taste

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incalculable mischief

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Incapable of flashy make-believe

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Incapable of initiative or boldness

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incapable of veracity

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incarnate hate

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incendiary opinions

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incensed and alarmed

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incentive to devotion

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incessant volume

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inchoate and tentative

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incidental duty

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incipient fancy

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incisive critic

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Incited by a lust for gain

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incitement to anger

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inclinations, habits, and interests

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inclined to vascillate

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incoherent and inconclusive

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incoherent loquacity

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incoherent, loud, and confusing

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incommunicable gift

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incomparable excellence

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Incomparable lucidity and penetrativeness

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incomparable, matchless, and immortal

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incompatible with reason

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incompetence and ignorance

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incomplete and erroneous

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incompletely apprehended

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inconceivable absurdity

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Inconceivable clumsiness of organization

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Inconceivable perversion of reasoning

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incongruity and absurdity

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incongruous contrast

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inconsiderable trifle

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inconsiderate, irritable, and insolent

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inconsistent conduct

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inconsistent with beauty

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inconsolable cares

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incontestable inference

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incontrovertible proof

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inconvenient and troublesome

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incorrigible and irrepressible

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incorrigible merriment

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incorruptible constancy

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increasing clamor

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Incredible as it sounds, I had for a moment forgotten

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Incredible little white teeth, like snow shut in a rose

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incredible swiftness

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incredulous and mortified

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inculcated by practise

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incursions into controversy

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indecent saturnalia

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indecision, doubt, fear, and lassitude

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indecorously amused

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Indeed we know

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Indeed, but it is quite possible

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Indeed, can anyone tell me

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Indeed, I am not convinced

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Indeed, I can not do better

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Indeed, I have heard it whispered

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Indeed, I may fairly say

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Indeed, it will generally be found

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Indeed, you are wholly wrong

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Indeed! How?

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indefatigable and irresistible

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indefatigable diligence

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indefeasible title

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indefinable reluctance

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indefinite and vague

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indefinite yearning

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indelible obligation

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indelicate impetuosity

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indented outline

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independence of mind

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independent and democratic

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independent research

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indescribably lugubriou

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indestructible atoms

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indeterminable value

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index of character

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indifference and brevity

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indifference to truth

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indifference, caution, coldness, and weariness

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indifferent promise

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Indifferently so, I am afraid

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indigence and obscurity

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indigenous growth

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indignant denunciation

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indignation and chagrin

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indignation, surprise, and reproach

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indirect interrogation

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indirect, obscure, and ambiguous

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indirectly and unconsciously

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indiscriminate censure

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indispensable and irreplaceable

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indispensable requisites

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indisputable chronicler

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indissoluble compact

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indistinct and misty

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indistinct association

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individual valor

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indivisible aspects

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indolence and indifference

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indolence of temperament

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indolent neglect

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indolent, dreamy, and frolicsome

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indolent, passive, sluggish, and slothful

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Indolently handsome eyes

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indomitable and dogged

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indomitable pride

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indorsed and applauded

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indubitable signs

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induced by misrepresentation

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Indulge a train of gentle recollection

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indulge and cherish

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Indulge in pleasing discursiveness

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indulge in reverie

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indulgence of vanity

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indulgent construction

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Indulging a sickly and nauseating petulance

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industrious and vigilant

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indwelling delight

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ineffable disdain

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Ineffable sensation of irritability

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Ineffably dreary and unpicturesque

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ineffaceable incongruity

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ineffective and bungling

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ineffectual blandishment

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ineffectual, powerless, useless, and unavailing

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inequality of treatment

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ineradicable coquetry

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inert and uncertain

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inert, torpid, and lethargic

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inestimable honor

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inevitable and assured

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inevitable corollary

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inexcusable laughter

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inexhaustible abundance

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inexhaustible and indomitable

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inexorable authority

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inexperienced and timid

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inexplicable reluctance

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inexpressible benignity

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inextricable confusion

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infallible and disdainful

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infallible judgment

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infamous pretense

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infamy, shame, dishonor, and disgrace

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Infantile insensibility to the solemnity of his bereavement

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infantile simplicity

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infantile, childish, boyish, and dutiful

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Infantine simplicity and lavish waste

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Infected with a feverish dissatisfaction

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infectious hilarity

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infelicitous arrangement

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inference and suggestion

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inferential method

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inferior in character

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infernal machinations

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infinite and eternal

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infinite deference

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infinitesimal gradations

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infinity of height

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infirm purpose

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infirmity of temper

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inflamed curiosity

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inflamed with rage

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inflated optimism

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inflexible and unchanging

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inflexible integrity

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influence and authority

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influenced by caution

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influential in society

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influential voice

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informal, natural, unconventional, and careless

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Information has just reached me

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informed and competent

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informing feature

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Infrequent carriages sped like mechanical toys guided by manikins

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infuriated demagogues

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Infuse a wholesome terror

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infusion of hatred

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ingenious and eloquent

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ingenious trick

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ingenuity in planning

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ingenuity, force, and originality

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inglorious victory

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ingrained love

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ingratiating exterior

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ingratitude and cruelty

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inharmonious and irregular

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inharmonious prelude

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inherent dignity

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inheritance of honor

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inherited anxieties

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Inimical to true and determined principle

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inimitable felicity

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Inimitable grace and felicity

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iniquitous fortune

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initiatory period

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Injudicious and inelegant ostentation

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injudicious yielding

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injured conceit

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injustice and inhumanity

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inky blackness

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inmost recesses

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innate forbearance

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inner restlessness

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innocence and fidelity

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innocence, intelligence, and youth

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innocent amenities

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innocuous desuetude

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innovating spirit

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innuendo and suggestion

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Innumerable and incessant creations

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Innumerable starlings clove the air

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inoffensive copiousness

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inopportune and futile

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inopportune condition

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inordinate ambition

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Inordinate greed and love of wealth

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inordinate, excessive, and extravagant

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inquisitional rack

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inquisitive observer

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insanely and blindly

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insatiable vanity

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Insatiably greedy of recognition

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inscrutable and perplexing

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inscrutable austerity

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insecure truce

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insecurity and precariousness

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insensate barbarism

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insensibility of danger

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Insensibility to moral perspective and proportion

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Insensible to its subtle influence

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insensibly and graciously

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insensibly flattered

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inseparably associated

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insidious tendency

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insight into truth

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insight, knowledge, and capacity

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insignificant and transitory

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insignificant blot

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insincere and worthless

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insincere profession

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insincere, partial, and arbitrary

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insinuatingly pursued

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insipid and silly

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insipid tameness

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insipid, commonplace, and chattering

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insistent and incongruous

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insistent babel

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insolence and absurdity

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insolence of office

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insolence, injustice, and imposture

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Insolent and riotous excess

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insolent placidity

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insolent, impudent, impertinent, and flippant

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insoluble riddles

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inspiration of genius

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Inspired by a vague malevolence

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inspired by love

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Inspired by the immortal flame of youth

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inspired with patriotism

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inspiring achievement

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inspiring and animating

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Inspirited by approval and applause

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inspiriting spectacle

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instability of purpose

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instance in point

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Instances abound

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Instances might be multiplied indefinitely

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instant and momentous

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instant readiness

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instantaneous cessations

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Instantly alive to the slightest breach of decorum

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Instantly she revived like flowers in water

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instinctive and rational

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instinctive disapproval

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instrument of expression

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Insufferable violence to the feelings

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insufferably dull

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insufficient appeal

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insular strength

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insulted and thwarted

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insulting invectives

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insuperable difficulty

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insurmountable obstacles

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intangible and indefinable

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Intangible and indescribable essence

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Intangible as a dream

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intangible something

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integral and indestructible

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integral element

741

integrity and honor

742

integrity of mind

743

integrity, frankness, sincerity, and truthfulness

744

intellectual integrity

745

intellectual, moral, emotional, and esthetic

746

intelligence and insight

747

intelligence, taste, and manners

748

intelligent adaptation

749

intemperate scorn

750

intense and overpowering

751

Intense and stubborn dogmatism

752

Intense love of excitement and adventure

753

intense perplexity

754

Intense sensitiveness to injustice

755

intense, earnest, violent, and extreme

756

intense, weighty, and philosophical

757

intensity of faith

758

intensive cultivation

759

intent to deceive

760

intentional garbling

761

intentness and interest

762

interchange of ideas

763

Intercourse with polished society

764

interesting and engrossing

765

interior spirit

766

interlocking directorate

767

intermediate link

768

interminable question

769

intermingled gloom

770

intermittent threats

771

internal dissension

772

interpolated speech

773

interpretative criticism

774

interval of leisure

775

Intervals of respite and repose

776

interwoven thread

777

intimate and familiar

778

intimately allied

779

Intimations of unpenetrated mysteries

780

Into her eyes had come a hostile challenge

781

Into the purple sea the orange hues of heaven sunk silently

782

Into the very vestibule of death

783

intolerable to society

784

intolerably tedious

785

intolerant and bumptious

786

intoxicated with joy

787

intoxicating hum

788

intoxication of vanity

789

intractable and untameable

790

intractable temper

791

intrenched privilege

792

intrepid dexterity

793

intrepidity of youth

794

intricate and endless

795

intricate interlacings

796

intriguing braggart

797

intrinsic fecundity

798

intrusive and unmannerly

799

intrusive brightness

800

intuition of immortality

801

intuitive and axiomatic

802

intuitive perception

803

inured to fatigue

804

invaluable composition

805

invariable kindness

806

invasion and aggression

807

invasion of thought

808

invective and innuendo

809

Inveigh against established customs

810

inveighing incessantly

811

inveigled into dispute

812

invent, discover, design, and contrive

813

inventions, sciences, and discoveries

814

inventive jealousy

815

Invested with a partial authority

816

investigation and research

817

inveterate antipathy

818

Inveterate forces of opposition

819

inveterate, confirmed, chronic, and obstinate

820

invidious and painful

821

invidious mention

822

invidious, envious, odious, and offensive

823

invigorating discipline

824

Invincible jealousy and hate

825

invincible optimism

826

invincible, unconquerable, insurmountable, and insuperable

827

inviolable confidence

828

inviolate and unscathed

829

invisible and silent

830

invocation to sleep

831

Involuntarily she sighed

832

involuntary and automatic

833

Involuntary awkwardness and reserve

834

Involuntary thrill of gratified vanity

835

involuntary yearnings

836

involuted sentences

837

Involved in a labyrinth of perplexities

838

involved in obscurity

839

Involved in profound uncertainty

840

involved pomposity

841

Involving ourselves in embarrassments

842

invulnerable solemnity

843

Inward appraisal and self-renouncement

844

inward disinclination

845

irascible doggedness

846

irate remonstrance

847

iridescent sheen

848

irksome and distasteful

849

irksome task

850

irksome, painful, and depressing

851

irksome, tiresome, tedious, and annoying

852

iron resolution

853

ironic iciness

854

irony of life

855

Irony was ten thousand leagues from my intention

856

irradiating spirit

857

irrational and excessive

858

irrational awe

859

irreclaimable dead

860

irreconcilable parting

861

irrecoverably lost

862

irrefragable laws

863

irrefutable argument

864

irregular and intermittent

865

irregular constellations

866

irregular, uncertain, devious, and unsystematic

867

Irregulated and desultory education

868

irrelevant suggestion

869

Irrelevant to the main issue

870

irreligious and immoral

871

irremediable and eternal

872

irremediable sorrow

873

irreparable injury

874

irrepressible and insistent

875

irrepressible excitement

876

irreproachable exterior

877

irresistible will

878

Irresistibly impelled by conscience

879

irresolute, procrastinating, and unenterprising

880

irresponsible gossip

881

irretrievable blunder

882

irreverence and ingratitude

883

irreverent audacity

884

irreversible facts

885

irrevocable verdict

886

irritable and churlish

887

Irritable bitterness and angry suspicion

888

irritable impatience

889

irritable, choleric, petulant, and susceptible

890

irritable, sulky, and furious

891

Is it logically consistent

892

Is it not legitimate to recognize

893

Is it not marvelous

894

Is it not obvious

895

Is it not quite possible

896

Is it not universally recognized

897

Is it not wise to argue

898

Is it not, then, preposterous

899

Is it possible, can it be believed

900

Is it sane--is it reasonable?

901

Is it, then, any wonder

902

Is not that the common sentiment

903

Is that a fair question?

904

Is there any evidence here

905

Is there any language of reproach

906

Is there any possibility of mistaking

907

Is there any reason in the world

908

Isn't it amazing?

909

Isn't it extraordinarily funny?

910

Isn't it preposterous?

911

Isn't that a trifle unreasonable?

912

Isn't that rather a hasty conclusion?

913

isolated and detached

914

isolated splendor

915

issues, hopes, and interests

916

It affords me gratification

917

It also pleases me very much

918

It always seemed to me impossible

919

It amounts to this

920

It amuses you, doesn't it?

921

It appears from what has been said

922

It appears to me, on the contrary

923

It assumes the shape of malignity

924

It betrays a great want of prudence and discernment

925

It blunts the sensibilities

926

It came and faded like a wreath of mist at eve

927

It came to him with a stab of enlightenment

928

It can rightly be said

929

It certainly follows, then

930

It comes to this

931

It could never conceivably be anything but popular

932

It could not be otherwise

933

It cuts like knives, this air so chill

934

It defies description

935

It depends on how you look at it

936

It depends upon circumstances

937

It dissipates every doubt and scruple

938

It does not necessarily follow

939

It doesn't sound plausible to me

940

It drops away like water from a smooth statue

941

It elicited a remarkably clear and coherent statement

942

It enslaves the imagination

943

It exhibits a state of mind

944

It extorted from him expressions of irritability

945

It follows as a matter of course

946

It follows inevitably

947

It gives one a little grip at the throat

948

It gives us an exalted conception

949

It gives us pleasure to recommend

950

It grieves me to relate

951

It hardly fits the character

952

It has a lovely situation as I remember it

953

It has amused me hugely

954

It has at all times been a just reproach

955

It has been a relief to talk to you

956

It has been a very great pleasure for me

957

It has been an immense privilege to see you

958

It has been generally assumed

959

It has been justly objected

960

It has been my privilege

961

It has been stigmatized as irrelevant

962

It has been suggested fancifully

963

It has been well said

964

It has consistently been our aim to help our customers

965

It has ever been my ambition

966

It has more than passing interest

967

It has never occurred to me

968

It has seldom been surpassed

969

It has struck me very forcibly

970

It imposes no constraint

971

It is a capital blunder

972

It is a circumstance of happy augury

973

It is a common error

974

It is a common error among ignorant people

975

It is a consoling reflection

976

It is a curious fact

977

It is a curious trait

978

It is a fact well known

979

It is a falsehood to say

980

It is a familiar charge against

981

It is a flight beyond the reach of human magnanimity

982

It is a good augury of success

983

It is a great pleasure to me

984

It is a great pleasure to meet you

985

It is a huge undertaking

986

It is a living truth

987

It is a mark of great instability

988

It is a matter of absorbing interest

989

It is a matter of amusement

990

It is a matter of fact

991

It is a matter of great regret to us

992

It is a matter of just pride

993

It is a melancholy story

994

It is a memory I cherish

995

It is a mischievous notion

996

It is a mistake to suppose

997

It is a most extraordinary thing

998

It is a most pertinent question

999

It is a most unfortunate affair