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Значения термина strongest hold на английском
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I thought that was the sacred time, when magic had the strongesthold.
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Their strongesthold was on Syria, and in the end their only hold.
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Your word is your strongesthold-nextto eating.
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Her worship flattered him, and in this flattery she had, perhaps, her strongesthold on his heart.
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That is, the things that have taken strongesthold of my mind young girls rarely hear or understand.
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Of all countries in western Europe, it was in Germany and German Switzerland that this superstition took strongesthold.
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He drew and painted, played and composed, at intervals; but plastic art seemed to have the strongesthold upon him.
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Strange to say, the land of Huss and Jerome became henceforth the strongesthold of Austrian despotism and papal superstition.
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Here we have the secret of what I believe to be the great Swedish dramatist's strongesthold on our interest.
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On the one hand, we put knowledge into their hands, and on the other, we remove our strongesthold upon them.
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But it was among the mountains of Thrace that this gloomier element in the being of Dionysus had taken the strongesthold.
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All four sculptures are noble works of art; the fine, dignified figure of St. Augustine somehow takes strongesthold of the imagination.
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All four sculptures are noble works of art; the beautiful, dignified figure of St. Augustine somehow takes strongesthold of the imagination.
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Presently I heard him say: "Of all the pictures in the entire exposition, this takes the strongesthold upon me."
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But what probably gave slavery its strongesthold upon the favor of Northern people was the animosity toward the negro that prevailed among them.
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It was this last consideration which took the strongesthold on Stanwell-hefelt Caspar's sufferings chiefly through the thought of his sister's possible disillusionment.