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I cannot accept on His behalf a divided allegiance: it must be entire.
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But now a curious struggle as of a divided allegiance was holding her.
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He had always had a divided allegiance to Yorkshire, to their hometown Masham.
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Beatrice resented his divided allegiance, though her own was very much in that condition.
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No divided allegiance, no hollow semblance of queenship for her!
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And it was no divided allegiance she promised him.
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Neither you nor I can bear a divided allegiance.
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From that instant Chum had a divided allegiance.
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Before, he had had to deal with a weak woman on a question of divided allegiance.
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There is no divided sovereignty, no divided allegiance.
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Wilson's unexpected magnanimity put K. in a curious position-lefthim, as it were, with a divided allegiance.
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And do what he would, the child would grow up with a divided allegiance, loving his mother best.
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There can be no divided allegiance.
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For a divided allegiance was hers.
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The English adore Americans, but they loathe America, and I, for one, will not accept a divided allegiance.
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See how belief in an anthropomorphic God divides allegiance and disturbs civil order as soon as it becomes vital.