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My friend, there is nothing here which your own study of morbid idiosyncracies should not suffice to solve." "So, then," said I, "you would reduce all that have affected my senses as realities into the deceit of illusions?
"Ogden and Rivington have been very good in yielding to my idiosyncracies. This is my mealing closet." It was a room nine feet square, panelled, ceiled and floored in mahogany, and the table and six chairs were made of the same material. "So this is what the papers call the 'Stirling political incubator? It doesn't look like a place for hatching dark plots," said Watts.
The amiable and other idiosyncracies -personal and official of the late Sir Lepel Griffin, K.C.S.I., who, born in 1840, died on March 9, 1908, having retired in 1889 from the Bengal Civil Service, which he entered'in 1860 by open competition, and of which he was a distinguished ornament, are very well pourtrayed in this article.
In narrator by the access of years and in consequence of the use of narcotic toxin: in listener by the access of years and in consequence of the action of distraction upon vicarious experiences. What idiosyncracies of the narrator were concomitant products of amnesia? Occasionally he ate without having previously removed his hat.
"Well, it is a great game," laughed Ruth. "Some of the movie stars have more laughable eccentricities or idiosyncracies than that. I wonder what our Wonota will develop if she becomes a star?" The development of the Indian girl was promising so far.
The startling parallel in the idiosyncracies of Avice and himself evinced by the elusiveness of the Beloved with her as with him meant probably that there had been some remote ancestor common to both families, from whom the trait had latently descended and recrudesced. But the result was none the less disconcerting.
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