1
Probably Richard's most violent antipathy was for the smell of onions.
2
Philip was interested despite his violent antipathy to the man.
3
Whether his conduct had justified this violent antipathy, I had no means of judging.
4
Young John, however, had proved refractory, expressing a violent antipathy to the idea of office-life.
5
He also conceived a violent antipathy to George Hendrick.
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The elder man thereupon conceived a violent antipathy for the club and contempt for all its members.
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The father, however, had no sympathy with reactionaries, and soon conceived a violent antipathy for his future single-minded son-in-law.
8
He enjoyed it greatly; but Miss Rolleston showed a curious and violent antipathy to it, scarcely credible under the circumstances.
9
The child might conceivably generate in time a violent antipathy, not only to that particular toy, but to the class of toys resembling it.
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No more sharing of books and jokes and enthusiasms and violent antipathies, to which both were prone.
11
Sally smiled-pleased- athisviolentantipathy.
12
'You have an old and a violent antipathy, I believe, to any thing like a school.'
13
The Bourbons and the Jesuits, his two most violent antipathies, served him well, and made him write his best and most spirited songs.
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The violent antipathies,-theresult of an exaggerated love for, shall I call it by so big a name as the poetry of being?
15
"And during those few hours," she observed, "he seems to have developed a violent antipathy to Mr.
