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1 There is a reserved force of pent-up pathos here, which without effort reaches the height of dramatic effectiveness.
2 They appear to act by means of some latent power, some reserved force , which acts secretly, by mere presence.
3 There is not a particle of reserved force or dormant power or anything of the kind for you to dread.
4 They were the aristocrats of their kind, full of reserved force , unimpeachable in dignity, stately even, at times veritably austere.
5 Do your best, sire, and I will come to your relief with a reserved force , which will do good service.
6 To Mostyn she was a marvel of beauty, animation, and reserved force as she stood lightly brushing back her flowing hair.
7 This is that which we call Character,- areservedforce which acts directly by presence, and without means.
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