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1But how much study, how many opportunities, are requisite to form and cultivate a taste!
2I care not for the weed, and think it better not to cultivate a taste, answered Henry.
3Therefore, all should cultivate a taste for work, which, through the alchemy of influence, transmutes duty into privilege.
4Every inducement was offered by the Carmelite superiors in the Lower Rhine Province to cultivate a taste for study.
5I advise you to cultivate a taste for this sort of thing as quickly as possible-inyour own defense.
6Much robbery can be avoided by clean handling; that is, by leaving no honey about to cultivate a taste for stolen sweets.
7The Usher Hall was the vision of a wealthy Edinburgh drinks merchant Andrew Usher who wanted to cultivate a taste for music.
8He lacks the taste for books, and such teachers as he knew had not the wit to cultivate a taste for good reading.
9Some demon had whispered to Lady Lundie to cultivate a taste for feudal antiquities, and to insist on spreading that taste among her guests.
10Our Father in heaven is now inviting all of us to repent of our sins, and to cultivate a taste for the joys of heaven.
11She was thoughtful and fond of reading, and did what she could to cultivate a taste for reading in those who came under her influence.
12Cultivate a taste for the higher and most useful branches of learning.
13Every thing depends upon cultivating a taste for these things.
14Many pronounced it excellent, and all seemed to appreciate the necessity of cultivating a taste for it.
15Gerald Bereford cultivated a taste likewise.
16"It will cultivate a taste for Daguerreotypes."-CommercialAdvertiser.
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