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He paused, and a vague distrust of Stormont entered his bemused brain.
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But by now Dale's vague distrust in him had grown very definite.
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He turned it in vague distrust of what might happen next, and waited.
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For the first time he felt a vague distrust of Sara.
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A vague distrust of that moonlight meeting stealthily took a hold on my mind.
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Still the vague distrust, the inexpressible dread possessed him, and kept him in his chair.
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Still the vague distrust, the inexpressible dread possessed him, and kept him to his chair.
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This was encouraging, but the man was a stranger and she felt a vague distrust.
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There was a shadowy fear, a vague distrust in my mind, not to be put away.
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A vague distrust crept into her faded eyes.
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This man, brilliant and daring though she knew him to be, always stirred a vague distrust.
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The first few years after Samuel came to Salinas Valley there was a vague distrust of him.
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But, the vague distrust of the curled darling of Fortune soon faded away under Hawke's measured social leading.
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There were hours when she hated him, glimpsed in him points of view that filled her with vague distrust.
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Natalie's prolonged absence had begun to surprise her aunt, and had roused a certain vague distrust in Richard's mind.
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Why did I feel a sudden vague distrust of him, as if some instinct warned me of hidden danger?
