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Grant that mystery, and all the more complicated phenomena cease to be mysteries.
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There will always be mysteries in sorrow.
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And then ghosts won't be mysteries.
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Here be mysteries, your Honor!
5
He supposed that, even as deeply as he and Death Fang's Bane were bonded, there would always be mysteries between them.
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His daughter had begun to divine him at the early age when parents suppose themselves still to be mysteries to their children.
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We are optimistic that communication can be achieved, at least occasionally -thoughthe wyrdbeasts of Arkansaw- 4mayfor ever be mysteries to us.
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He had made up his mind that Sir Giles Mountjoy's motives should, sooner or later, cease to be mysteries to Sir Giles Mountjoy's clerk.
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Of course, I believe there are mysteries none of us can explain.
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From the beginning, we are clear that there are mysteries to David.
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The worlds that glide around us are mysteries too high for us.
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Yet there are mysteries I do not know how to account for.
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Both Mrs. Lisle and that strange woman's son were mysteries to Althea.
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Brick's abduction threw light on some things that had been mysteries before.
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There 's mysteries that ain't to be explained, scurce to be spoke of.
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If anybody in the plant believed There Are Mysteries, it would be Annie.