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1 Moreover, she had taken an irretrievable step in betrothing herself to Captain Kilmeny.
2 To him it seemed as if this day had seen a retrograde and perhaps irretrievable step .
3 He had not yet taken the irretrievable step .
4 He never suspected that he was contemplating the one irretrievable step , and summarily dismissing the whole ethical question.
5 It is true, the lady would have greatly preferred her father's neighbor, but that was an irretrievable step .
6 The occurrence, by maintaining the situation where it was, rendered it impossible to take any irretrievable step that day.
7 Lucien bit back a curse, knowing he should feel thankful his cousin had come along to interrupt what would've been an irretrievable step .
8 It was now, for the first time, as she was about taking the final and irretrievable step , that her resolution began to fail her.
9 "But supposing that he took an irretrievable step , and then changed his mind?"
10 "What a pity that young man has taken such an irretrievable step in the world!"
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