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The poet has his own sphere of the beautiful and the sublime.
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My little gentle-hearted girl will be happier far in her own sphere.
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Each is weaker even, in its own sphere, apart from the other.
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Saracens are England in microcosm; only more dominant in their own sphere.
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Therefore, now let all set to work, each in his own sphere.
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Leave her in her own sphere and I can appreciate her.
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He has no rival in his own sphere, and he has escaped disciples.
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But a spiritual religion can win a victory only within its own sphere.
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For himself, Ben instantly knew that this was his own sphere.
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The flowers looked like luminaries, and the green was like his own sphere.
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But Fichte asserted emphatically the power and sufficiency of morality in its own sphere.
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Keep in your own sphere, if there is one for you in this world.
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I will work in my own sphere, nor wish it other than it is.
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A woman can do good in her own sphere only.
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Alternatively you can buy your own sphere to take home.
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The Philippines, Cuba, and Porto Rico came within our own sphere of governmental action.
