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Continuous and unwonted defeat might infuriate some men to a great effort.
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She tried to think of a question that would not infuriate him.
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The temperance missionary and the infuriate liquor-dealer stood upon the same platform.
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The smile of contempt upon his face seemed to infuriate the Russian.
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Names you could drop to impress your friends, or infuriate your enemies.
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But I know very well how to exasperate and humble the Christians.
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She hesitated in her response, not wishing to exasperate Desnoyers any further.
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Accordingly, no means were neglected that could inflame and exasperate the populace.
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He will puzzle us and perplex us as well as exasperate us.
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They do not know what will soothe, and what will exasperate them.
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We know that the religious rites of ancient times used incense extensively.
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In this book are included several recipes for natural incense and oils.
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Commercial incense is also available in solid form, as cones or sticks.
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Burning this incense during such efforts will increase your chances of success.
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The pungent reek of incense from a street-shrine was in the smells.
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The altar of gold, and the ointment, and the incense of spices:
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We can realistically expect fifteen, maybe twenty years as Parisian incense merchants.
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We will try; but not here-ina room less full of incense.
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And Aaron shall burn sweet smelling incense upon it in the morning.
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The breath of the pine and birch fills the place like incense.
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There was a strange Oriental odor in the car-suggestive of an incense.
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In the way of incense, nothing was too gross for the sovereign.
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This theory found specific application in the invention of libations and incense.
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Before the altar was an open brazier with incense burning in it.
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Do you have any dishes, anything I can use for burning incense?'
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It will help to have several candles lit, and maybe some incense.
