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They who feel it, feel also the virtue which dictated the aphorism.
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The aphorism had so many applications from his own point of view.
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And The Girls on Film project does prove that made-up aphorism right.
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With this pompous aphorism, he finished his reading of the fair Enigma.
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You know my aphorism, 'nothing so gouty as ambition,' especially Parliamentary ambition.
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It is expressed in maxim and apothegm, in play and poem.
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And the woman merely became irrelevant with her apothegm about foreigners.
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Among them, Anderson's ideas and comments were included, flanked by an occasional apothegm.
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The second, chosen presumably for the sake of the paradox, was the French apothegm:
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That last apothegm might be the motto of this book.
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He delivered this apophthegm with emphasis, and repeated it in another form.
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But before doing so, he entered a little apophthegm in another book.
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She rejoined with the apophthegm that made the rounds of Riseholme next day.
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That famous apophthegm leads us nearer to the saving truth.
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Faint heart never won fair lady, he said to himself, in some answering apophthegm.
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What apophthegm founded upon that, thinkest thou, my father would drop for Dr Bayly?'
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As Victor Hugo once said, in a fine apophthegm, "Despair yawns."
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Never yet did a man of worth dislike good wine, it is a monastical apophthegm.
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One apophthegm only stands upon record.
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The lump of earth, being taken somewhat by surprise, was not prepared with an apophthegm, and said nothing.
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Can't you, from the whole budget of your philosophy, cull one apophthegm to console you for this trivial mischance?
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Without Inspiration I could never have hit on that. He re-read the apophthegm with a slower and more solemn utterance.
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The moral of this fable cannot be given until he shall get down, and close the conversation with the regular apophthegm.
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No saying was oftener in his mouth than that fine apophthegm of Bentley, that no man was ever written down but by himself.
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The major part of the volume consists of 190 numbered sentences-eacha French rendering of an apophthegm or reflection drawn from Shakespeare's plays.
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To this should be subjoined the apophthegm that that which we are eager to obtain may be that which we have striven to avoid.