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1 To commit an indiscretion without temptation, from an impulse without purpose.
2 Brooding over it, one may become too much in earnest, and commit an indiscretion .
3 You commit more than yourself when you commit an indiscretion .
4 You, who have not a cat's courage, commit an indiscretion !
5 Indignant as he was, Champlain had too much philosophy in his composition to commit an indiscretion at such a moment as this.
6 I committed an indiscretion : I was sorry for her, and I kissed her.
7 He was agonised by fear of having committed an indiscretion offensive to his idol.
8 They had no fear of Willie's committing an indiscretion by repeating what he heard.
9 There is one thing, Monsieur, which I may enquire of you without committing an indiscretion .
10 Some may think that here, considering the magnitude of the interests involved, Thorpe committed an indiscretion .
11 Audrey knew that she had committed an indiscretion .
12 Your Majesty has indeed committed an indiscretion . '
13 She had never committed an indiscretion ; passion had never swayed her; until now she had lived by calculation.
14 At this point I committed an indiscretion which can only be excused by the magnitude of the occasion.
15 The US president committed an indiscretion .
16 Then, as if afraid that she had committed an indiscretion , she cast down her eyes and looked embarrassed.
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