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1
Longstreet was as famous for his bull-
dog
obstinacy
,
as Hill for his dash and enthusiasm.
2
William II is like his teacher Bismarck in the matter of
dogged
obstinacy
.
3
His whole face was full of a
dogged
obstinacy
.
4
A cold fire seemed to consume the man, inflaming his courage and his
dogged
obstinacy
.
5
Had shown indeed, a
dogged
obstinacy
and an irritability that were somehow oddly like fear.
6
Vinet departed, having put his plan into Sylvie's head, her
dogged
obstinacy
being well-known to him.
7
He had a
dogged
obstinacy
which would not allow him to retract what he had once said.
8
She was coming to the ball on Thursday night, he maintained with a
dogged
obstinacy
worthy of Nelson.
9
The lesson was not at first grasped by Elijah, as his repetition of his complaint, word for word, with almost
dogged
obstinacy
,
shows.
10
The
dogged
obstinacy
with which attempt after attempt was made by the villains made them imagine they were unsafe in such a lonely place.
11
There was a spice of
dogged
obstinacy
in Vane, which, although on the whole it made for success, occasionally drove him into needless difficulties.
12
But it will give the reader an idea of the
dogged
obstinacy
and surliness of the lad's character, when I mention one trait regarding him.
13
Still, the
dogged
obstinacy
of his race held him to the pace he had set, and would hold him till he dropped in his tracks.
14
He did not care to face St. Luc, his letter lost, and the curious,
dogged
obstinacy
that lay at the back of his character prevailed.