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The summer was splendid in its promise and prodigal in its favors.
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She was expansive in her person, prodigal in sympathy, exuberant in dress.
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And the parable of the prodigal son teaches us the same lesson.
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He is as prodigal in this respect as Caruso in his moments.
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The covetous prodigal is of all others the worst man in society.
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Ninety minutes for the paymaster to give the profligate state a drubbing.
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They kept their promise, and discovered him in the most profligate society.
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Yet, though profligate in one respect, he was temperate in every other.
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If we choose the branch that continues our profligate habits, we will.
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A lady has two sisters of the most profligate and unprincipled character.
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I'm a squanderer of renunciations, someone else in the way I'm I.
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There never was such a squanderer of his own immeasurable riches.
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No indulgence in petty follies or degrading vices aggravated the offence of the magnificent squanderer.
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He is what is called a squanderer of money.
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What a squanderer of unconsidered hours you are, Diana!
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Compared with him, even Haller was a time-squanderer.
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I squander what is given me, a squanderer with a thousand hands: how could I call that-sacrificing
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Thou art a squanderer!
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He seems to have deviated from the common practice; to have been a hoarder in his first years, and a squanderer in his last.
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That means that a consumer society is a society of destroyers and squanderers.
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My intention is to make a sheaf of the relics spread by squanderers, and snapped up by scoundrels.