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In the interview between the Beau and the Philosopher, there is the following pretty fable.
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This is a very pretty fable for young people.
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Anyhow, there's a pretty fable to that effect.
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The pretty fable that the storks or angels fetch the babies cannot long satisfy the growing mind.
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God was not a blind force, and immortality was not a pretty fable, but a blessed fact.
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That's a pretty fable of your father's.
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The first thing to perish was the pretty fable of three independent intelligent races living in some sort of beneficent cooperation and harmony.
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The pretty fable by which the Duchess of Orleans illustrated the character of her son the Regent might, with little change, be applied to Byron.
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The pretty fable by which the Duchess of Orleans illustrates the character of her son, the regent, might, with little change, be applied to Byron.
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Since when, sir, have beggars ridden to a tryst except in pretty fables?
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"A pretty fable, indeed," responded the scientific votary.