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Subjective-thatwhich he has acquired or may acquire by inward contemplation.
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Abstracted, busy, lost in inward contemplation, he seldom looked at his wife in those later years.
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At last he roused himself from this inward contemplation, and lifted a pale but tranquil face.
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There is no inward contemplation.
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If he could realize nothing outside himself, he might at least remove whatever would distract him from inward contemplation.
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Wrapt in inward contemplation
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The prayer they had just prayed together, both wrapt in inward contemplation, had been composed by Giovanni, and ran as follows:
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Men must have the friendship of men, and a noble, highminded companion seems a necessity to prevent too much inward contemplation.
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"Intellectually a nonentity," Ossipon pronounced aloud, abandoning suddenly the inward contemplation of Mrs Verloc's bereaved person and business.
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"This person has slept, partaken of fruit and herbs, and devoted an allotted time to inward contemplation," he said briefly.