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It was now that the pair began to muse on the dénouement.
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She has sung to you and given you dreams to muse on.
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Both of which were causing him to muse on history, at the moment.
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The Erlking seemed to muse on the idea for a moment.
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He wanted to muse on the little eyes as he had rendered them.
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Explore the concepts in your mind, and muse on the pleasures of misdirection.'
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I'll muse on other days, and wish-andwish I were-ASNOB.
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He will muse on the history and future of the Church with lay Catholics.
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I found no muse on Hyperion during those first years.
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In its honour, a muse on what might lie ahead.
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Many songs muse on this dilemma and exact story.
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It is because I want a little breathing-space to muse on indifferent matters, where Contemplation
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She wanted to be alone to muse on things.
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Mournfully, yet with philosophy, we muse on these withholden glories, as we drive rapidly homeward.
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Time to muse on these puzzling people later.
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Let the ambitious reader muse on what follows:-
