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To our ready acceptance of them the children are no less used.
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A laugh followed, and a ready acceptance was given to the invitation.
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And your ready acceptance of it angered me beyond bounds.
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His ready acceptance of her statement made Leonore feel a slight prick of conscience.
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Mattie's own voice warmed at the suggestion; her ready acceptance made me feel paradoxically guilty.
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To Janet, his too ready acceptance was peculiarly unsatisfying.
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Welch seemed quite cheered by this ready acceptance.
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That his ready acceptance had immensely relieved the troubled mind of Sir Charles was evident enough.
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For these reasons Luther's teachings found ready acceptance.
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The most improbable stories found ready acceptance.
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A dervish, whose prayers had a ready acceptance (with God), made his appearance at Bagdad.
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Was that arrangement the reason of her ready acceptance of his refusal to part with his orders?
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Yet, neither I to have an over- ready acceptance of aught, but to need that my Reason shall approve.
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Instead, there was a ready acceptance of the need for harsh measures to get Government finances back on track.
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Because a thing is simple it is not always the case, however, that it finds the most ready acceptance.
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This version of their end found a ready acceptance, as it consorted well with the reputations of the men.
