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But never mind our little digression-thevalue of study lies in study.
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This little digression has induced us momentarily to overlook the incidents of the tale.
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But to return to the ceremony from which this little digression has taken me.
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This name leads me to a little digression.
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This little digression may perhaps, in the reader's eyes, excuse the interest Admiral Bluewater took in our heroine.
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Pardon this little digression.
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Smooth feels assured, will pardon this little digression, which he will set down to my love for that darling little State.
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After this little digression we will return to our drummer, who now began to read, or rather to cry out the command of the king.
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However, returning from my little digression on the relative value of "love" and "nothing," let me continue my short history of the game.
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Watson would tell you that these little digressions of mine sometimes prove in the end to have some bearing on the matter.
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(The little digression as to my Philadelphia experiences was really meant to lead around to this.)
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Dr. Watson would tell you that these little digressions of mine sometimes prove in the end to have some bearing on the matter.
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"We are making a little digression into philology, you see," he remarked, as he pocketed the box.
