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phoenix onagadori 
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phoenix 1
I want one for my memoir; the other for my short stories.
2
I don't want to be greedy, but I want even more information.
3
I want her! she wailed piteously, her small body trembling in fear.
4
Along a stream, women were employed in gathering the a-puk-wa for mats.
5
If this be the price of self-knowledge I want none of it.
1
The phoenix stone is to protect you if those decisions prove dangerous.
2
Not to mention, he amended quickly, his possession of the phoenix stone.
3
The late Lord Plymouth eventually secured this phoenix of valets at 200£.
4
But meanwhile, at least one phoenix has risen from the Fortune's ashes.
5
Well, sir, I shall send for the very phoenix of all dressmakers.
6
She is a phoenix, but in a twist, she's an ice phoenix.
7
I could be living in a palace petting a phoenix by now.
8
Amid the rubble of prams and walking frames, the phoenix has risen.
9
She wept, and, thinking Paul a phoenix, called Frank Ayres an angel.
10
The phoenix destroyed itself; it was only fitting that she destroy him.
11
Well, maybe having the phoenix stone will help him find those particular attributes.
12
It was the phoenix that rose from the ashes of the financial crisis.
13
The phoenix and griffin we have encountered already in our excursions.
14
So, every time the ashes are there, that's an opportunity for the phoenix.
15
Pyrgus, do you even know what it costs to trap a golden phoenix?'
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He may not treat his phoenix very well, but he knows its value.
