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You had vivid impressions then about me, and more vivid about another woman.
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The most vivid impressions of Americans have always been anticipatory.
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He stopped, and the vivid impressions with which God favored him, threw him into an ecstasy.
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It is, indeed, to my unfortunate susceptibility to vivid impressions that all my misfortunes are due.
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This brings up a period of West Point life whose vivid impressions will be the last to fade.
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Of my life in the great pine forests of Arkansas, and in Missouri, I retained the most vivid impressions.
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She was lost and dazed in the labyrinth of new and vivid impressions into which Gerald had led her.
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She always found it difficult to quiet the little girl, but to-day she seemed filled by very vivid impressions.
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But Atkins is a keen observer, and he takes on very clear and vivid impressions of men and affairs.
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George Eliot failed as soon as she began to substitute intellectual concepts for the vivid impressions of early memories.
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The duke had already forgotten the affair; his most vivid impressions lasted no longer than an indentation in the sand.
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Ecstatic joy, vivid impressions, voices in the air, or seeing the Lord in the tree-tops, were their evidences of pardon.
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The vivid impressions which we conjured up-thedeep glasses, and the clinking ice-didlittle to dissipate the feelings of discomfort.
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This was arranged, and three vivid impressions of this remarkable woman, whom I had not met previously, remain with me.
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It is primarily a matter of inheritance, of lifelong surroundings, of temperament, of delicacy of taste, of early and vivid impressions.
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They had certainly died hard at work on their job, with note-books full of vivid impressions and strange happenings in their hands.
