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Meanings of recurring to in anglès

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Usage of recurring to in anglès
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Hood asked, recurring to the subject of Dagworthy and his astonishing behaviour.
A Life's Morning
2
And how can we talk about him without recurring to the past?
Ruth
3
But why afflict you and myself by recurring to these melancholy details!
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, No. CCCXXXVI. October, 1843. Vol...
4
The lean, bent figure and sunken head kept recurring to her.
The Emigrant Trail
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These words of Mr. Burton were constantly recurring to her mind.
Woman's Trials; Or, Tales and Sketches from the Life around Us
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His conversation with Eve recurring to him, he was not prepared to argue.
Mistress Anne
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Self-denial, sacrifice, poverty, effort were the watchwords ever recurring to her.
Perpetual Light : a memorial
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There is one dream that, with slight variations, is continually recurring to me.
Novel Notes
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The superior strength of his character was shown in his never recurring to ambition.
Tales and Novels — Volume 08
10
Thus we may explain the observations of the Slough astronomer, without recurring to volcanoes.
Biographies of Distinguished Scientific Men / First Series
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Then she began again, recurring to the point at issue:
Ideala
12
The notion kept recurring to me with an uneasy insistence.
Mr. Standfast
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The next thing recurring to his mind was a sense of swift, exhilarating movement.
The Soul of a Child
14
Moiseney, who kept constantly recurring to the incident whose mystery she burned to fathom.
Samuel Brohl and Company
15
They passed out of sight without recurring to a thought of me behind them.
The Adventures of Harry Richmond — Volume 7
16
Eleanor's persistence in recurring to this most distasteful of subjects roused her to fury.
Quin
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