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Happy, Gentlemen, happy the academy that can adorn itself with such reminiscences!
2
With such reminiscences I repeopled the woods and lulled myself asleep.
3
But such reminiscences never brought a smile to Charley's face.
4
Enough, perhaps, of such reminiscences, which, written, may fail altogether of their effect when spoken.
5
Sir Charles seems to revel in such reminiscences.
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It is also clear from such reminiscences as-
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Amidst such reminiscences we were called to supper.
8
Beckford's table-talk abounded in such reminiscences.
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I have hundreds of such reminiscences; but at times some one stands out from the hundred and oppresses me.
10
Perhaps because her afterlife was so happy that she never needed to refer to such reminiscences of days gone by.
11
But surely after such reminiscences as these the awful things that are impending over Mr. Pupkin must be kept for another chapter.
12
So Doctor Moran, being physician and family friend to most of the invited guests, had to listen to such reminiscences and anticipations wherever he went.
13
Such reminiscences of the more brutal side of Paganism are not helpful to the thoughtful and sensitive modern mind.
14
Such reminiscences and such incentives to display in the present day the virtues of our ancestors can have none but a good result.
