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And the whole meaning of her act of revolt came to him.
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Man can know: That is the approach of science, its whole meaning.
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That's a lie; you are too cowardly to state your whole meaning.
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She said no more, but Mrs. Eldridge understood well her whole meaning.
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When you receive it and express it, it becomes the whole meaning of things.
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The whole meaning of human personality is a growing realisation of the divine personality.
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It must go hard with her when she realizes the whole meaning of this.
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Foretelling, according to such a writer as Spencer, is the whole meaning of intelligence.
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How should we comprehend the whole meaning of the Epiphany?
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We may say that in his death the whole meaning of his life was gathered.
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And belie the whole meaning of your whole beliefs.
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You do not enter into Clara's whole meaning, Mabel.
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He now understood the whole meaning and importance of this war and of the impending battle.
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It was surely she, and not another,-andthe whole meaning of life seemed clear to him.
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The prophet, by expanding his idea, sufficiently explains his whole meaning, which is evidently this, viz.
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The whole meaning of my words is still, I love you, and have long loved you!
