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I opened it eagerly-toenjoy the expected message of felicitation from home.
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In the midst of the felicitation, a tap was heard at the door.
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Any reasonable compromise with the great trust builder would be cause for felicitation.
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Her bright look at Robin Drummond was full of sympathetic admiration, of felicitation.
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There seemed to be something in Darrell that resented it-underan outer show of felicitation.
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She stripped the gauntlet from her hand and offered it in congratulation.
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Addresses of congratulation came in from all the great towns of England.
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Other than, as I said at the beginning of this conversation, self-congratulation.
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Whether or not that is a matter for congratulation is highly questionable.
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The peasant women came in to sing songs of congratulation to them.
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I wrote thus in answer to a very gracious letter of congratulation:-
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At the beginning of the French Revolution Klopstock wrote odes of congratulation.
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They exchanged a hearty shake of the hand, as if in congratulation.
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There was a general murmur all round them of congratulation and approval.
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We saw messages of congratulation from the front to the factories themselves.
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She had spent the morning at the telephone receiving calls of congratulation.
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From all parts of Germany letters of congratulation poured in upon Luther.
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Lord Hastings looks around with an air of general congratulation, and remarks:-
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Every heart welcomed the tidings, and mutual congratulation circulated through the family.
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The elderly ladies came forward and spoke their pleasant words of congratulation.
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A good-humored chorus of ejaculatory congratulation broke forth all round the table.
