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Two creatures, I thought, near akin to the beasts of the field.
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She was also conscious of a sensation very near akin to disappointment.
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An idle trifling society is near akin to such as is corrupting.
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She uttered a little quivering laugh that was near akin to tears.
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Those two were very near akin in spirit and in sympathy.
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And that first simple nervous condition turned into something near akin to palsy.
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She had heard of a consuming love which is near akin to hatred.
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He was not however without some suspicions which were near akin to hers.
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Home, and heaven, are words that to me are near akin.
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Is not he as near akin to you as the other?
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Are not these two impulses of the heart near akin, rather?
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They were near akin, although different in rank and education.
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The trappers gazed with pleasure that showed how near akin are naturalist and hunter.
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Yet it is singular that his chief enemy and yours are so near akin.
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She is, it seems, very near akin to the King.
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As for epithets, he always avoids those that are near akin to the sense.
