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He stands like some incarnate spirit of evil in the midst of laughing fools.
2
The incarnate spirit of the dance took possession of them.
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He was the incarnate spirit of the Renaissance.
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The man in whom the people recognised the incarnate spirit of evil was no other than Peter the Great.
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He was its incarnate spirit.
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It is the incarnate spirit of great leaders, whose influence raises to its utmost height the worth of every follower.
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Today we make a distinction between a ghost, which is an incarnate spirit, and a vampire, which is a walking corpse.
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To the man, as he stood there, she seemed like an incarnate spirit of the wilds, like the soft breath of the Northland spring, like--
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And he, with his incarnate spirit of battle, his gladiator body and his eagle spirit-he was as gentle and tender to me as a poet.
10
Scrooge is already an incarnated spirit whose meanness warps nature.
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And that is a course of folly for incarnate spirits.
12
He told them, and they believed him, that he was the Umkulunkulu, the incarnated spirit of Prester John.
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The girl seemed to be the incarnated spirit of universal life and light, and I had condescendingly come to marry this goddess.