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Mrs. Weldon, who had regained consciousness, could only pronounce these words:
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He had heard Freda pronounce these words, which made her all his own.
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But, he continued, it was not enough to be able to pronounce these words.
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But the secretary did not pronounce these words aloud.
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All at once a strong, imperious, and energetic voice was heard to pronounce these words:
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And they who pronounce these words are slaves.
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Vainly dost thou pronounce these words, O Pilate!
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One would not willingly pronounce these words in their hearing, and give them the occasion to profane them.
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Abbé Edgeworth lived a long life without ever being able to remember whether he really did pronounce these words.
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Then the old woman said, Take this cane with you, and whenever you see him, let it loose and pronounce these words:-
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In the august silence of the assembly he pronounced these words only:
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Speaker Elendar had barely pronounced these words when Agavenes exploded into anger.
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In pronouncing these words, full of cynical pride, Rodin was truly fearful.
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Ned Land had scarcely pronounced these words when all was suddenly darkness.
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Mrs. Sampson regarded her companion closely as she slowly pronounced these words.
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In pronouncing these words with forced cheerfulness, Madame Desvarennes's voice trembled slightly.
