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We have for ages formed a society bound together by our peculiar tenets.
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Finally a number of rich men formed a society to revive opera in London.
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The students had formed a society, and Rafael was expected to contribute a paper.
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Ten girls whom I know formed a society for the repression of unkind criticism.
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They travelled to and fro teaching, and formed a society of "God-worshippers."
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He became a culinary evangelist, and he formed a society of like-minded chefs and wrote manifestos.
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The headman had formed a society which sent its members to visit prefectures more developed agriculturally.
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The fifteen men of rank formed a society, to be called "L'Ordre de Bon-Temps."
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In Philadelphia they formed a society, at the head of which was Martha Washington, wife of the Commander-in-Chief.
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The young men who congregated about the store formed a society for the encouragement of debate and literary efforts.
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After it was read in their meeting, the Canadian brothers adopted it and formed a society based on the same.
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The remnant of the Circle Tchaykovsky, together with some followers of Bakunin, formed a society called the Land and Freedom Society.
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About twenty of us formed a society for the purpose of utilizing this time in debate or in practice in public speaking.
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Some earl formed a society to navigate a path through the remains of the Fleet, looking for the Vessel of All Counted Sorrows.'
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They formed a society under the name of the African Dorcas Association for the purpose of procuring and making garments for the destitute.
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Lately we have formed a Society here, called the Fugitive Aid Society.
