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Did not the very painter consecrate to her his intense toil?
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One generous, one disinterested tear I will consecrate to thy ashes!
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Be consistent, and like them consecrate to Juno the first day of every month.
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Art thou not consecrate to the Whitbury brotherhood of anglers!
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For does it not consecrate to God that simple country life which we lead here?
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On this day do we consecrate to you
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The Muses demand solitude and rest for the soul, and that I can never consecrate to them.
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I will found an abbey, holy father, consecrate to thy patron, wherein thou shalt be the ruler.
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Songs consecrate to truth and liberty.
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Will you not consecrate to its service a portion of the talent with which God has endowed you?
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I am here to crave, with no lying lip the life I consecrate to the liberty of my country.
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It appears to us especially well suited to the wants of the age, to the hurried moments which it can consecrate to study.
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He desires to consecrate to you his life and heart's blood, and entreats the loveliest and noblest of women to hear his prayers.
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Ivy, beliefs concerning; consecrated to Bacchus and to Osirls; the nature of.
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The second half requested that Russia be consecrated to the Immaculate Heart.
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A meaner temple was never consecrated to the worship of the Deity.
