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Far be the glory of God from what they impute to him.
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I must allow you to impute to me any motive you please.
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Could thy heart so readily impute to him so black a treachery?
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That is the only crime I impute to any general staff-lackof intelligence.
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Marble, in their view, had no such sanctity as we impute to it.
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Listen to me- Iamperfectly guiltless of the crime you impute to me.
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These are the schemes which many do not scruple to impute to him.
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People impute to themselves alone the disasters that daily befal them.
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I have no aspirations such as those you impute to me.
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We impute to him no fault for this sort of incompetence.
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Let us, then, impute to the fatality of things alone these formidable collisions.
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He's b-b-bound to impute to everybody what he would d-d-do in their p-p-place.
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Luther, when they themselves teach a worse doctrine than they impute to Luther.
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That isn't-theknowledge I impute to you- acommonsort of wisdom.
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Do you dare impute to me the mortal sin of choler?
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What selfish motive could faction itself impute to the royal mind?
