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She must be a real heroine, while our perfection is but ideal.
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If she was the one who found Father Elwes she'd be a real heroine.
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You are the real heroine of that adventure.
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She is the real heroine of our story.
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She's a real heroine, if you like.
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She was always a true girl, and I knew that, should occasion require, she would prove a real heroine.
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Yet for me, it is Mica Levi who unites the film's shattered pieces, becoming the real heroine of this story.
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Quite a real heroine!
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The only woman who got away as less than loose was Wotan's daughter Brunnhilde, who is the real heroine of the piece.
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But as I look back on it, I am inclined to think that Aunt Olive was the real heroine of that strenuous week.
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It was partly this which made her so attractive to Katy, who adored stories, and thought Imogen was a real heroine of romance.
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I must tell you a story about him later, a love story with a real hero and a real heroine, and ending with resignation.
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She was defeated by a barn with one door, by four men with eight eyes and eight ears-trivialitiesthat would not impede the real heroine.
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Feminism and Woman Suffrage-TheAdventures in Politics and Society-A Real Heroine
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Turn off American Idol-forthe real heroines are sitting all around you-includingyou!
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But in all humility I must admit that the real heroines of this book-Mrs
