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Thus in repentance they instructed men to repose confidence in their own works.
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You are known as an honorable man in whom all may repose confidence.
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Madame Dobson's sentimental and sympathetic tone led one to repose confidence in her.
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Upon whom should the king repose confidence and upon whom should he not?
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The miscreants must have seen bills, but feared to repose confidence in the offer.
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The very robbers repose confidence upon persons of that character.
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He, at least, would never repose confidence in him, having been deceived too often.
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He should repose confidence on others but never on those that have injured him.
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Take your pattern from king Wan, And the myriad regions will repose confidence in you.
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I hope you will repose confidence in our decision.
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One should not, however, himself repose confidence in foes.
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Am I in the habit of confiding in those who do not repose confidence in me?
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You are a square English seaman, probably the only one aboard I can repose confidence in.
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His "dear Steenie" was dead, and he knew not in whom to repose confidence.
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One, however, should never repose confidence on others.
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But they seemed little disposed to receive the congratulations, or repose confidence in the assurances of their friends.
