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1They stood there in the archway, quite oblivious to the passing soldiers.
2Only one of them was quite oblivious to personal discomfort and danger.
3They have for years been quite oblivious of the world about them.
4And suddenly, evidently quite oblivious that he had any audience, he spoke:
5The Woman was quite oblivious; she went on with her mother-nonsense.
6Far from here she pursues her peaceful way quite oblivious of the war.
7She was quite oblivious, apparently, to the terrors of the place.
8Stephen was perhaps the only person in the box quite oblivious of Lady Dolly.
9The professor, however, was quite oblivious to the scorching rays of the afternoon sun.
10She kept on looking at the photographs and seemed quite oblivious of our presence.
11He found himself quite oblivious to the crowd of promenaders.
12She was quite oblivious to the sensation she had created.
13Then they both glanced again at Maria, who seemed quite oblivious of their attention.
14He whirled past, seemingly quite oblivious of Theydon's fixed stare.
15No, there he was putting on Kitty's cloak, quite oblivious to any other duty.
16Arthur stood gazing outward toward where land would be, quite oblivious to all of them.
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