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He would never have Mary in the old close communion again.
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His extremes in physiognomy, dress, government and religion are brought into close communion.
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So all true service for the world must begin with close communion with God.
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Garth exalted in close communion, the music of his skire filling everything with rose-colored joy.
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Perhaps this rebuff placed the master and pupil once more in the close communion of old.
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They were in close communion, yet not indissolubly united; lovers, yet never growing cured of love.
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The influence of a peculiar mind, in close communion with another, to drive the latter to insanity.
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Some have open and others close communion.
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This man held close communion with God.
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In close communion with the night, Grace lived over again those first rare days of her Golden Summer.
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Only through forgiveness do we come into that close communion with God which ensures safety in all disasters.
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The pair sat together late that night, and were again in close communion throughout the whole of Sunday morning.
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In prayer we come into close communion with a Higher than we know, and seek to contemplate Divine perfection.
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Is it possible, I thought, to have such close communion with God, apart from the Church and her ministrations?
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We require pure eyes, and hearts kept in very close communion with Jesus, to ascertain what our particular cross is.
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The fibres of ancestry must first knit the living into close communion with their parents born on these Western shores.
