Despite such roughness, a few old-timers feel that hockey is becomingtame.
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His Cecilia was becomingtame in his hands, as was necessary.
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Our captive did not yet show any signs of becomingtame.
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And perhaps now, chastened by a sad experience, the wild mind was on the way to becomingtame.
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If old, however, when thus caught, it appears to be discontented in confinement, and, seldom becomingtame, in a short time pines away and dies.
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Here he was compelled to violate his instinct of self-preservation, and violate it he did, for he was becomingtame and qualifying himself for civilisation.
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Here he was compelled to violate his instinct of self-preservation, and violate it he did, for he was becomingtame and qualifying himself for civilization.