Some lines of Stephen Spender serve him well; I think continually of those who were truly great.

We must think continually of other people.

Romeo, with true masculine detachment, could talk automobile with unfailing enthusiasm, and yet think continually about something else.

I think continually of those who were truly great....

The opening line of Stephen Spender's The Truly Great is "I think continually...", not "I think constantly..." This has been corrected.

But no animal so self-conscious as man could bear up long under the nervous strain of having to think continually of its tail.

My dear Bishop,-Youdo not doubt that I think continually of you, yet I like you to have a line from me to-day.

For example, they both, without consulting each other, wrote parodies of Stephen Spender's poem "I think continually of those who were truly great".

How can one proceed, to avoid thinking continually about one's miserable person?

Could it be that he was thinking continually of that comparison?

She thought continually of Markhold, and spent her time cutting his name in the trees.

When he was o-wing he thought continually of Her as one with the Brood-His Brood.

I am thinking continually of those places of prayer.

It was very easy to see that he had thought continually of his son's fall.

His restless mind was dominated by a passion of energy and he thought continually and vividly.

March 18-Wrotein my journal, 'still at my father's,' but thinking continually of my dear Tuscarora children.