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And anomalies accustom the mind to the idea of unreason and untruth.
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He wished to accustom the French to the sight of a king.
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He was the first to accustom the people to strictly classical programmes.
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Gradually, therefore, accustom them to the dangers they may meet in reading.
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These inquiries accustom the pupils to render honest and faithful accounts themselves.
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This is the only American institution I could never accustom myself to.
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Samuel Clemens could never accustom himself to the loss of his wife.
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One can accustom himself to any expression of suffering that is regular.
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You must begin to accustom yourself a little to the kissing system.
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He wished to accustom them to their quarters before the voyage began.
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She thought she could meet him, and accustom herself to the spectacle.
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Bring them up to work and strive, and accustom them to hardship.
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Sylvia had never been able quite to accustom herself to his smile.
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Not only accustom yourselves to reason, but to reason on every thing.
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Let him accustom himself, by degrees, to this small but holy exercise.
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Many students are battling to accustom themselves to the new way of learning.
