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1 There's a strange perversion of that formula underpinning Lauren Greenfield's gobsmacking portrait of Imelda Marcos.
2 Throughout that letter, what a strange perversion of understanding!
3 This strange perversion of feeling prevails nowhere else.
4 So harmony was restored, and Mr. Watson wondered more and more at this strange perversion of the old woman's character.
5 Upon this mr. Croker remarks,-Whata strange Perversion of language!-universal
6 With these perhaps should be mentioned Pyjamas and Shampoo, both of which have undergone strange perversions .
7 It comprised words which were strange to him, and strange perversions that renewed the vigour of decrepit words.
8 Strange perversion , one might almost say.
9 "The language of politeness and female reserve must admit of strange perversions , or all who read are not the best interpreters."
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