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GEORGE.-Butis Lionel, with his quick intellect and busy imagination, equally patient?
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No possible explanation of the struggle presented itself even to her quick intellect.
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A quick intellect like that of Conrade catches ideas from the glance of a moment.
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Her quick intellect discovered soon that there was nothing in it which she really did.
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Now the Grocer was a man of quick intellect.
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She had a quick intellect, instinctively seizing what was most important and rapidly forming conclusions.
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St. John's quick intellect, though eager and impatient of successful rivalry, had its philosophic turn.
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She not only had a quick intellect but an intuitive judgment of men and their motives.
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Harley's quick intellect had scarcely recovered from the shock upon his emotions before Randal Leslie was announced.
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But Robert's quick intellect comprehended at once.
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These listened well, and being of exceedingly quick intellect soon began to pick up the elements of knowledge.
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Mr. Halbrook was a man of quick intellect; moreover, he had many things on his mind just then.
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Frank's quick intellect was at work.
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Her education would have been considered limited for these days, yet she was a woman of fine sense and quick intellect.
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He could, therefore, with his remarkably quick intellect, calculate about how long it would be before he reached the auction block.
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The quick intellect of the latter had taught him whence his enemies had come-fromthe lower or southern side of the grove.
