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Jean Garland paused yet nearer to Patsy and spoke in her ear.
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We paused yet another time down where the marsh reeds lined the way.
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The minister paused yet a moment in his discourse, his dim eyes vaguely expectant.
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The Reverend paused yet again.
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But they paused yet a moment, stopping as if by a common instinct to look at the white cross.
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He paused yet again, but the only movement that came from the Beefeater was a raindrop plunging from the brim of his hat.
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He paused yet again, gravely, letting his eyes circle the table, sweep the faces of his audience, then allowed those eyes to harden.
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'Dear me!' He paused yet longer, and cleared his voice.