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He was here fairly caught in the web of his own imagination.
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Unnerved and overwrought she yielded to the horror of her own imagination.
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That child may recognize the strength of his own imagination and faith.
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She lived much of the time inside herself with her own imagination.
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The excited throng, blinded by its own imagination, took up the cry.
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The point is, Spurlock was coming along: queerly, by his own imagination.
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Open the door to your own imagination-what magic world will you find?
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It builds and feeds upon a man's own imagination and inner fears.
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It's everywhere-Then another, more horrible thought rose from her own imagination.
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She believed profoundly in herself and in the suggestions of her own imagination.
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The reader must supplement this meagre report by means of his own imagination.
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Being in a dream meant that you were inside your own imagination, right?
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Our own imagination has the first rights in its own home.
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That is the difficulty, Jacques: you are the victim of your own imagination.
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You must recognize the working of your own imagination and allow for it.
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We employ our own imagination about it: we invent the fiction for ourselves.
