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He's talking to a bald-headed old- good heavens, it's my Greek doctor, Romanelli!
2
Oh, good heavens, married people lie to each other all the time.
3
But good heavens!-Lettyhardly understood what the speaker's evident compunction was about.
4
But, if this is HER side, good heavens, what must HIS be!
5
When there is not a line of writing left, ah, good heavens!
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And good heavens, NO! Ssserek jerked his head backways just as Buttons leaped.
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I know that we cannot do without them; but good heavens!
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And at what a moment does it assure them of this, good heavens!
9
Then the young man could see his colleague, and, good heavens!
10
If she had known, good heavens, if she had only known!
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But in poetry, good heavens, how we've been overwhelmed with Woman, always Woman!
12
But, good heavens, one can't have stepmothers in one's own house!
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Why, good heavens, Courtney, she wasn't much more'n a little girl!
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Well, good heavens, the means were easy enough to guess!
15
An unhappy woman- Isawthat plainly enough; but good heavens, what could I do?
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The first one-no-northesecond-but the third-thebottom one-good heavens!
