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Meanings of have a foreboding in inglés

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Usage of have a foreboding in inglés
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I have a foreboding of evil, but politeness obliges me to remain.
The Schoolmaster and Other Stories
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He did not reason out the wonder of it, nor did he have a foreboding for the future.
Nomads of the North: A Story of Romance and Adventure under the ...
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But this is not all: I have a foreboding that something affecting will happen while I am out.
Clarissa Harlowe; or the history of a young lady — Volume 4
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I can refuse you nothing; but I have a foreboding that yours and my happiness will be wrecked for ever.
The Phantom Ship
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She promised again, little thinking that the crisis of which he seemed to have a foreboding was so near at hand.
The Seventh Noon
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If it was possible to have a foreboding any more ominous than the one I already had, that fit the bill.
Club dead
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People are apt to have a foreboding of evil; but on the present occasion there were ample reasons for dreading mischief.
Salt Water: The Sea Life and Adventures of Neil D'Arcy the Midsh...
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Come in, come in; let us eat together once more; for I have a foreboding that it is for the last time.
Old Indian Days
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But when he hears they are dead, I have a foreboding- Ifeelit in my bones-thathe will instantly order us back.
The Path to Honour
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This sounds as if I have a foreboding- Ihave ,andfrom your inscription on the photo I think you have the same fear.
Operation mincemeat: how a dead man and a bizarre plan fooled th...
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I have a foreboding... He paused, sighed, then laughed and flung back his head, as if throwing off some weight that had oppressed him.
Mistress Wilding
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For Ken had a foreboding that he could not do it again.
The Young Pitcher
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She had a foreboding that if she slept she would be in danger.
Ted Strong in Montana / Or, With Lariat and Spur
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But I had a foreboding that something else would take place.
Without Dogma: A Novel of Modern Poland
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Mr. Prohack had a foreboding of a wild, transient impulse to take it.
Mr. Prohack
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Elizabeth had a foreboding that she would never see him again.
Essays in Literature and History
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