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There’s a little of Daddy’s cash left and I’ve always fancied a spell at the
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Tonight, though, he fancied quiet and peaceful, which he had to admit was a bit of a departure from the norm
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It seems Pantelis fancied her like mad and would flirt with her quite openly, and then someone in their class said she was lesbian and there was quite a bit of bullying until he stepped in and got everyone to calm down
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He didn't quite believe this, but nonetheless he fancied a change of career and scenery
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quite believe this, but nonetheless he fancied a change of career and
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He actually confessed that he’d fancied me right from the start but didn’t do anything about it because of Kevin
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fancied a change that night
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But, as he turned away, he fancied that he had seen something
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It was an extraordinary land that she had long fancied visiting one day
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But everyman then, says he, fancied himself of some importance ; and the innumerable memoirs which have come down to us from those times, were the greater part of them written by people who took pleasure in recording and magnifying events, in which they flattered themselves they had been considerable actors
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As soon as writing came into fashion, wise men, or those who fancied themselves such, would naturally endeavour to increase the number of those established and respected maxims, and to express their own sense of what was either proper or improper conduct, sometimes in the more artificial form of apologues, like what are called the fables of Aesop; and sometimes in the more simple one of apophthegms or wise sayings, like the proverbs of Solmnon, the verses of Theognis and Phocyllides, and some part of the works of Hesiod
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"It was a crummy line, but I fancied you
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We breakfasted in the morning and then started our steady march up to the front line as we got closer we could hear the crump thump of shells and trench-mortars and we also fancied that we could hear the rattle of machine gun fire
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Our RSM, bless his soul, really enjoyed being a barber in his spare time, and fancied himself mightily with the barber shears
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Fetish was represented by hundreds of charms of every size, shape, and description, from the common slaves' ju-ju of plaited straw to the elaborately worked charms of chased gold or leopard and lion skin, with human blood on the sacred inscription inside as a fancied panacea, of far-reaching power, to cure every disease, destroy an enemy, and grant the wearer a perfect immunity from any ills the flesh or spirit is heir to
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Now that created a free for all of note, which some of us looked forward to because of a certain misunderstandings like the one at the mess hall regarding beetroot! We would line up across from each other, and two cadets from opposing platoons entered the ring and battled for two rounds, or as long as the PT Sergeant fancied
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I fancied myself behind a steering wheel when I arrived but quickly realised that I was outclassed and preferred later years to be the crew and do the navigating
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Thus I felt safe enough and fancied our chances
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once that day, as she was playing by herself, she fancied that she was
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My mates were reassuring me from the other side of the fence, and since I was ex-Flying Squad weighing 230 pounds I fancied my chances until the dog unfairly became airborne ten feet away
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"Yer know, Peter boy, I've always fancied 'er
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Such fancied notions of what the world ―should‖ be like rather than what it ―could‖ be like marked a generation of socio/cultural ―engineers‖ presenting rather odd impressions of the ideal society predicated upon utopian standards rather than practical designs
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He fancied he floated in a vast hollow tomb where a thousand lost souls lamented, and shadowy hands clutched at his skin, and eerie spots and shapes danced before his eyes
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She was accustomed to wonder, when she thought about it at all, how she could ever have fancied him or felt so badly over his sudden marriage
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Knowing what she knew, or fancied she knew, Mary considered that Faith was far too light-hearted
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“So you fancied a swim in the China Sea one morning, did
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obviously fancied his chances after so much soil had been
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He had heard that Ferrante was rather impetuous and fancied himself a military leader of some merit
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He asked me which one I fancied and I pointed at the one painting; it looked like a father and a child sitting by the lake, they were fishing
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Every generation has fancied that it, unlike previous generations, now wields the tools to master nature and unearth all her deepest secrets
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In those days, girls let boys do that to them because they fancied them and they reckoned it was the best chance of being fancied back
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Misrepresentation fancied its own tail
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fancied him as a black Elvis Presley, at his best and without the sideburns
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She fancied she detected a new respect on the part of the brittle-mannered clerk at the bank, and even Clay Feister must soon start to consider her a depositor to be reckoned with
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I hated it all, though my meetings with the kingdom’s scribe could get lively, especially when he fancied himself a reporter
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Instead of admonishing her son, his mother had joined him in discussing what sort of boys he fancied and planning the roles he would have when he became an actor
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Blokes fancied him, pressing their crotches against him and massaging his bum while dancing
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At twenty-four I was already over the hill! The men I fancied no longer fancied me
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She obviously still fancied him and he especially didn’t want to go if Lance was going to be there
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“Because I fancied you and in the beginning I thought it would affect our relationship
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They were restaurant quality and he could have whatever he fancied to drink with them
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He never bought her flowers or chocolates but always asked her what she fancied doing of a weekend
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Of course, it is just about useless while you sit out here on the mountainside and grieve over your misfortunes, real and fancied
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They were busying themselves gawking at the surroundings of this demented abode, and may have fancied that I was simply looking for the right key
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And in one particular aisle I fancied that I heard the pitter patter of feet and saw the ends of a little girl's bright blue blouse as she turned a corner
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Though Gautam explained the absurdity of the proposition and offered to line up dames by the dozen to choose from, Vivek remained steadfast in his passion for the fancied woman
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All through his life Judas had cultivated the habit of getting even with those whom he fancied had mistreated him
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Besides, she said, she never fancied herself as an actress, and if pushed into the act, she would only make a fool of herself
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He fancied himself as a real old time cowboy
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could have really fancied a croissant
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When you first told me about him I did wonder about his motives as you said he fancied you, but I cannot see you getting involved with him in that way
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True he fancied her like crazy, but
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One day I found a bathroom cabinet with a mirror door, which I quite fancied
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Still, the woman he fancied was now with him
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She admitted to herself that she fancied Max a lot, but Geoff was much better and more importantly, he was available
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“What about blonde? I always fancied being a blonde
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He often fancied himself a thrifty thinker of sorts
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fancied were the offspring of the less worthy Cain
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denied the fact that he’d always fancied boys
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Here, pilots were at the mercy of rulebooks written by men who’d never looked up from their desks, much less actually flown, and yet fancied themselves the gods of the skies
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What sadist puts rudimentary stick figures both wearing skirts on either door! God, were we back back in Scotland! Hadn't these people even heard of trousers, I mean, how backward were they? Then again, Mark confided, he'd always fancied himself in a skirt- of the manly kilt variety obviously he hastily added
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Added to this, the only time Mark had ventured there on his only previous trip to the then Eastern Bloc, he'd had everything stolen, including his bike and been arrested - neither experience of which we fancied repeating
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Were we to carry on to Gumushane, the day’s total would have topped one hundred and sixty kilometres and neither of us fancied such heroics on this sort of surface
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It may have been her imagination, but she fancied that even at this distance she could pick out black individual shapes swirling around inside it
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and to assure everyone who would listen that he fancied her very much
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Again, he fancied turning
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One evening, sitting at a beach-side bar with a quiet cocktail before dinner – Lobster, he rather fancied tonight – he noticed a young couple a few tables away
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glanced at each other, noting the two men who fancied them had stayed downstairs
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conditions, and unclouded by the fancied
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Had he fancied her and was that why he was so vindictive? She wondered what she would have done if he had asked, which he never had
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lips… the fact is, I fancied him so much it was difficult not to stare at him
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Did he assume that, simply because he fancied
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said about Toby and Dale, for him to say he fancied me was flattering
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Jays and Toby hopped into bed with anyone they fancied, to be jealous would be silly, but how could
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There was someone on the course who fancied me
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He said Quick fancied some bird who was supposed to be a High Priestess
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Why, luckily for men, the hard nuts to crack for the final favor are few and far between! But then, the harder the struggle to win women over, the sweeter would be the pleasure in having them, wouldn’t it be? Oh, what else draws a man to a woman than his desire to access her persona specifics? Won’t woman bare her veiled assets for her fancied man to dabble with her private accounts? But after a few jaunts of his to her favored joint, what would be left in her for her lover to explore, and for her to show him more? And thereafter, how could she cater to his innate need for variety and what else she could conjure up to sustain his enticement? Oh, the poor thing, seeing his interest in her wane in time, won’t she turn more so eager to keep him in good humor? Of course, the more she gives her man; even more she satiates him, doesn’t she? And it’s only time before she finds her paramour bypass her favors for lesser flavors
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Won’t a push with praise and prod with a gift bring the babes to bare their boobs? And aren’t women blessed with a weakness for successful men? How money bestows status upon men and brings power over women! Won’t that enable the well-heeled to pick up their fancied women, that too at the drop of a hat! Well, haven’t I tasted the amorous flavors of countless randies in assorted ways? It’s as though every lass is ready for a lay, of course, on the sly
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‘If not for the lack of that, wouldn’t I’ve laid every woman I’d ever fancied? Given half a chance, won’t women explore their passions in their paramours’ private parts? Invariably, it’s her man who turns out to be the hurdle in the path of her fulfillment
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“Maybe in my youth, my visage had that dual character, which, as I told you, endeared me to many a woman, and that was why without the fear of rejection, I could make a pass at every woman I had ever fancied; well, my weakness had always been the lightly darkish women with a tinge of sadness on their faces, and I was all too brotherly to those who failed to connect with my roving eye
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Numerous soldiers have fancied they
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At the outset Arjun is deeply agitated at the fancied prospect of loss of
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They only succeed in attaining to the fancied
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living descendants, as well as shedding tears of sorrow over the fancied
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I’d always suspected that Len fancied Nicky because of the way he stares at her
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sponsors, Anne skillfully lied that she fancied she was taking advantage of Windsor by eating his
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her entire life through, he fancied that she still needed some maturation with the concept of being
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on the ice-covered Avon, though Anne fancied that Grace anticipated the event more than she
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‘The truth is he fancied Grace
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Some did it for nothing if they fancied you
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Gareth wanted one who fancied him but was prepared to pay if he had to
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He reckoned he fancied her
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Her move into airhostess respectability had been quickly followed by a change to darker, and she fancied more demure, honey tones that hung around her face like an unlikely halo
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Hugh fancied their gazes lingered particularly long on him and he suppressed the tremble that longed to course through his body
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Despite Placid being the larger man, Caramarin fancied his chances
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Angie tried to divert our attention by asking what we all fancied to eat
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She had fancied herself a witch for less than a year, picking up what she could from internet articles and movies
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By the same token I fancied him a more dangerous opponent
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I fancied that his roving eye was considering various means of utilizing his seemingly inexhaustible ingenuity if occasion should arise
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Nellie Francillon was not the only person who found or fancied a change in Cyril Horne
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Who else is there? Oh yes, I expect you’ll meet Harvey Wadsworth … he’s a nuisance, fancies himself a bit
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I discarded the wilder fancies, settling instead on asking for the small and the mundane, settling on things that might make me just a little more human
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He fancies a cold pint but doesn’t want to wait for a suitable break in the crowd at the bar
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have scarce any chance of preferment, they figure to themselves, in their youthful fancies, a
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The other half, therefore, or at least the greater part of them, can be employed in providing other things, or in satisfying the other wants and fancies of mankind
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Clothing and lodging, household furniture, and what is called equipage, are the principal objects of the greater part of those wants and fancies
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The poor, in order to obtain food, exert themselves to gratify those fancies of the rich ; and to obtain it more certainly, they vie with one another in the cheapness and perfection of their work
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"The bastard fancies himself to be a Black Mage, higher in the Order than the Keeper himself," Coba said, floating alongside Brice
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“Just a moment are you saying there is something wrong with any girl who fancies me because if you are you would have to include Mabel Smith in that statement?”
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Fancies himself a philosopher, due to the fact that he can quote Socrates
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according to their own fancies; and this new Costumer had charming
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remember the fancies of their childhood I need say no more
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I just sharpen my sword, fill my pipe and gulp down what Mott fancies each time
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“Those who later became known as Shi’ites (partisans of Ali) maintained from the beginning that such an important office could not be left to the whims and fancies of the people, and that God had designated through Mohammed a successor (caliph) who was none other than Ali, husband of his only daughter, Fatima
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Hebrew elements of religion and Buddhistic doctrines were also found in Mancihaeism, which appears to have been an eclectic jumble of wild fancies, among which the soberest and strongest dogmas of the Christian creed were sometimes seen to be embedded…The practical side of Manichaeism appears in the condemnation of marriage, or sexual indulgence of any sort…There were two classes of disciples, the initiated, or perfecti, and the auditores, hearers, or novices
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The mind is fickle and flighty, it flies after fancies wherever it likes: it is difficult indeed to restrain
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Invisible and subtle is the mind, and it flies after fancies wherever it likes; but let the wise man guard well his mind, for a mind well guarded is a source of great joy
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He also has an eye for the ladies, and although he is not married and is free to pursue any woman he fancies, I find it all somehow distasteful and I cannot quite explain why
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“Well he's told me and some others that he fancies you
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“Nigel Choate fancies himself a ladies man,” he said
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5 Divinations, and soothsaying, and dreams are vain, and the heart fancies, as a woman's heart in travail
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almost dropped her plate of French Fancies; it was only a matter of time before 42 Blossom Meadows reared its ugly head again
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fancies, not with facts
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“He so sits at the front because he fancies that girl
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And crowned your head with fancies, nothing worth,
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I knew that an adult who likes sex with youths is called a pederast, but there was no word I could find for a youth who fancies sex with men
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“I know,” I responded carelessly, “he fancies me
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‘Bart fancies me
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‘None so blind as those who do not wish to see! He obviously fancies Asa and wants to spend the weekend with him—that’s his condition for signing
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“They’re for the innkeeper- he fancies himself a writer and I’m his clerk
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Having catered to Sneha’s whims on Ocean Organics, Gautam began to address his fancies about Global Facilitators
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Didn’t he derive the satisfaction that he had averted a mishap to his family? Why, life seemed to have unique ways to link the fates of the mortals and to de-link their destinies at its whims and fancies!
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Carmen shouted the gang, “Who fancies a farewell drink with Santos tonight?”
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fancies me, if it was all to do with childbearing then
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He fancies Gloria
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Of fancies floating through the brain,
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Old dreams and fancies coloring it,
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The fair, fond fancies dear to youth
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Painted with fancies of malignant power!
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fancies, longings, and imaginings
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(I think he rather fancies me, to tell the truth), but I really can’t come at the idea of him poring over poor Jacob’s diaries!”
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“I should think he fancies recounting his tales of seduction and love he encountered with other women while on his missions
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Enthralled by the changing of colour of the ocean from a lovely bluish green to a dank, depressing grey as the weather phenomenon passed and entrenched itself for the rest of the day, Faye smiled as the sun managed briefly to sneak through a clearing in the thick cloud cover and reflect brilliantly off the tumultuous surface of the water; it was indeed a sublime sight for those not accustomed to viewing such occurrences and one that far surpassed anything written in books or magazines or those fancies that the imagination could produce when invoked to do so
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All vain, habitual thoughts, wild fancies, wrong feelings, cares, worries, anxieties, confused ideas, and all kinds of imaginary fears must be done away with in toto
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Paul's address, which were mere "words and names" and raving fancies to his companion in the place of hearing
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Many a Sunday-school teacher comes home on Sunday night with a heavy heart, and fancies that his or her labour is all in vain
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Hell is paved with such fancies
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same old Toby, he goes with anyone he fancies
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Thinking this to be another of her harmless fancies, I did not make a fuss about it
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the big house fancies a bit of rough
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So, they tried to enliven their life by seeking pleasures as their fancies suggested, but as the novelty of those diversions wore off, their cumulative exasperation increased reducing the span of their thrill; and back to square one, they realized that they had lost the capacity to enthuse each other, so bored to death but committed to each other, they dragged their feet on their drab marital course
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I have often wondered what manner of men and women they were who gave shape to these bright dreams and lovely fancies, and out of what gold mine of thought and imagination they dug them
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More so, when it comes to the Jews, their religious cousins, it is as if the Musalmans have got stuck in the time zone when their life and limb, not to speak of their faith, depended on the whims and fancies of Muhammad
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So, when the neutral Cupid fancies an odd Hindu-Muslim nuptial, what for the Musalmans treat it as a case of ‘Islam in danger’, and attack the hapless couple! Well, if the Quran erects Islamic barriers for interfaith love matches, the Hindu prejudice places hurdles to inter-caste marriages, and it is high time that the caste panchaayats that kill the transgressing lovers are wound up once and for all
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In other words, “How in the ‘bleep’ did we get here?” It’s all well and good for those who need such to assign all the credit (thus, all the accompanying blame, as well) to whichever Supreme Being, All-Powerful Creator or Heavenly Parent of any gender one fancies or had foisted upon one by one’s earthly antecedents
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Who wears out last season's shoe when you heed the call of new and improved? Where rusts the slums of our passing fancies?
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Then the devil can spiritually appear to people, allowing them to imagine such fancies (which are spiritual and not physical in nature)
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The word ‘appeared’ here means that they were shown to him to be mere fancies with no material quality
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He (pth) was not affected by these images as the people were; instead these fancies were brought before his hands so that they were open and exposed for him, so that he saw them to be images that had no reality, each just like a mirage
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The whole truth is that false visions created by the magicians were shown to him, and he saw them to be mere fancies without physical reality
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Besides this, he knew with certainty that such actions were restricted to the devils of humanity and their brothers of the jinn-kind whom they support in their error, sparing no effort to cause harm to others and make them imagine false fancies
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The magician and the devil work together to affect the nerves of the one who is bewitched, and who sees these fancies and deceptions after their spirit has been possessed by the devil by means of his ally, the magician
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They see fancies, and they think that they are seeing with their eyes, but what they are really seeing is a spiritual vision that is reflected onto their eyes
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But how can they affect any person so that they see whatever deceptions and fancies they want to show them?! Is there anyone they cannot bewitch or inflict with the least of harm, or make see false fancies?! Or is it possible that there exist those who witness the reality of these matters!!?
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Such people console themselves through fancies, and some of the most famous of these include Oliver Lodge, who lost his son during World War I, and the founder of the Spiritual Institution in Egypt, Ahmed Fahmi Abul-Kheir, who also lost his son in the year 1937, and had only been blessed with this child after waiting for a long time after his marriage without having children
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At heart she fancies youth and beauty too
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You want to pull them down and erect new fabrics in their place, fabrics so frothy and unreal that they are hardly more than fancies and would have to be built up afresh every day
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And she appeared to have odd fancies
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As usual she had whispered--it was another of her fancies that she had lost her voice--and when he bent down he found that she was whispering the word _stuck_
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Kipling’s French Fancies
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your fancies to color your report and it will be worthless
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By the way she talked, I was sure she had the fancies for me
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She fancies you
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This is all well and good and we each, all of us, deserve such escapist fancies from time to time; yet stories are told for the lessons they impart with their recounting; they are told for their relevance, else there would exist neither need nor place for stories in our lives, would there?
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But such fancies receive no sanction from the Mosaic writings
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If we once abandon ourselves to the fancies of dreamers who see every thing through an intellectual prism, for whom no word retains its natural signification, but every vocable is surrounded with an aureola or many-tinted halo of mysteries and 'inner senses,’ we might as well abandon at the same time the hope of comprehending Christianity
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Wedding reception venues are many and the whims and fancies of most every bride to be can be catered to
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"--any fancies, any reasons, any apprehensions, anything whatsoever, new or old, against the man she really loved--the direct responsibility thereof not lying on his head--they should all be obliterated for her sake
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see their fancies as solid realities
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And she kisses and hugs me, comforts me, and you know she has such faith, such faith in her fancies! One can't contradict her
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And you know she fancies it's very touching and does not suspect how stupid she is! To my thinking that drunken commissariat clerk is a great deal cleverer, anyway one can see that he has addled his brains with drink, but you know, these foreigners are always so well behaved
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Already the poor man saw himself crowned by the might of his arm Emperor of Trebizond at least; and so, led away by the intense enjoyment he found in these pleasant fancies, he set himself forthwith to put his scheme into execution
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Her fancies were sometimes very strange
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"I could not do that," said Sancho, "for when I separate from your worship fear at once lays hold of me, and assails me with all sorts of panics and fancies; and let what I now say be a notice that from this time forth I am not going to stir a finger's width from your presence
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At last I took my departure, sad and dejected, my heart filled with fancies and suspicions, but not knowing well what it was I suspected or fancied; plain omens pointing to the sad event and
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"Why don't you say you'd have a splendid, wise, good husband and some angelic little children? You know your castle wouldn't be perfect without," said blunt Jo, who had no tender fancies yet, and rather scorned romance, except in books
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neighbours and acquaintances, it is very possible that they may seem to be those same persons; but that they are so in reality and in fact, believe it not on any account; what thou art to believe and think is that, if they look like them, as thou sayest, it must be that those who have enchanted me have taken this shape and likeness; for it is easy for enchanters to take any form they please, and they may have taken those of our friends in order to make thee think as thou dost, and lead thee into a labyrinth of fancies from which thou wilt find no escape though thou hadst the cord of Theseus; and they may also have done it to make me uncertain in my mind, and unable to conjecture whence this evil comes to me; for if on the one hand thou dost tell me that the barber and curate of our village are here in company with us, and on the other I find myself shut up in a cage, and know in my heart that no power on earth that was not supernatural would have been able to shut me in, what wouldst thou have me say or think, but that my enchantment is of a sort that transcends all I have ever read of in all the histories that deal with knights-errant that have been enchanted? So thou mayest set thy mind at rest as to the idea that they are what thou sayest, for they are as much so as I am a Turk
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"The next, `The theory of the book is bad, full of morbid fancies, spiritualistic ideas, and unnatural characters
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He was going along entirely absorbed in these fancies, when Sancho said to him, "Isn't it odd, senor, that I have still before my eyes that monstrous enormous nose of my gossip, Tom Cecial?"
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"If all those who love one another were to marry," said Don Quixote, "it would deprive parents of the right to choose, and marry their children to the proper person and at the proper time; and if it was left to daughters to choose husbands as they pleased, one would be for choosing her father's servant, and another, some one she has seen passing in the street and fancies gallant and dashing, though he may be a drunken bully; for love and fancy easily blind the eyes of the judgment, so much wanted in choosing one's way of life; and the matrimonial choice is very liable to error, and it needs great caution and the special favour of heaven to make it a good one
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For in truth and earnest, I know from good authority that the coarse country wench who jumped up on the ass was and is Dulcinea del Toboso, and that worthy Sancho, though he fancies himself the deceiver, is the one that is deceived; and that there is no more reason to doubt the truth of this, than of anything else we never saw
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Domestic mediocrity drove her to lewd fancies, marriage tenderness to adulterous desires
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Unlucky wretch that I am, what an end my follies and fancies have come to! They'll take up my bones out of this, when it is heaven's will that I'm found, picked clean, white and polished, and my good Dapple's with them, and by that, perhaps, it will be found out who we are, at least by such as have heard that Sancho Panza never separated from his ass, nor his ass from Sancho Panza
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A free agent cannot have his fancies regulated by law; and the execution of the law would be rendered impossible, owing to the uncertainty of the cases in which marriage was to be forbidden
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But the cunning and suspicious nature of which we spoke,--he who has committed many crimes, and fancies himself to be a master in wickedness, when he is amongst his fellows, is wonderful in the precautions which he takes, because he judges of them by himself: but when he gets into the company of men of virtue, who have the experience of age, he appears to be a fool again, owing to his unseasonable suspicions; he cannot recognise an honest man, because he has no pattern of honesty in himself; at the same time, as the bad are more numerous than the good, and he meets with them oftener, he thinks himself, and is by others thought to be, rather wise than foolish
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"My cousin fancies you are an idiot
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Heathcliff?" I said, alarmed at his manner: though he was neither in danger of losing his senses, nor dying, according to my judgment: he was quite strong and healthy: and, as to his reason, from childhood he had a delight in dwelling on dark things, and entertaining odd fancies
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If you consider, I said, that when in misfortune we feel a natural hunger and desire to relieve our sorrow by weeping and lamentation, and that this feeling which is kept under control in our own calamities is satisfied and delighted by the poets;--the better nature in each of us, not having been sufficiently trained by reason or habit, allows the sympathetic element to break loose because the sorrow is another's; and the spectator fancies that there can be no disgrace to himself in praising and pitying any one who comes telling him what a good man he is, and making a fuss about his troubles; he thinks that the pleasure is a gain, and why should he be supercilious and lose this and the poem too? Few persons ever reflect, as I should imagine, that from the evil of other men something of evil is communicated to themselves
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Captain Nemo must have spent millions in acquiring these different specimens, and I was wondering what financial resources he tapped to satisfy his collector's fancies, when these words interrupted me:
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There, seated before a walnut table he had brought with him from Hartwell, and to which, from one of those fancies not uncommon to great people, he was particularly attached, the king, Louis XVIII
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Not a fancy one with all the dangly bits
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Most of the yachts below were garden floats, fancy entertaining rooms on the water, most had upper floors with lavish trysting suites and rooms below decks for serving staff and crew
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He wore a fancy top hat, but it was a size too big and kept slipping over his eyes while he rocked
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‘Do you fancy a cuppa?’ I suggested, changing the subject as, conveniently, we arrive at the tea tent
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It was a very small circulation magazine, but with a fancy press
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Fancy and the Flutter
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‘D’you fancy a coffee or something, Molly?’ Liz asked as she runs a duster over the now empty bookshelves
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‘I rather fancy cucumber sandwiches
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‘Look, my office is only round the corner from where you are – fancy coming over and telling me about it? I can rustle up some coffee
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curiosity that brooked no flight or fancy
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She wished she didn't have to, it's really just a fancy electric dildo isn't it? But she did, and had for years while they were separated when Morg as away at B
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“I oughta go over there, tear off that fancy fur collar and shove it up yer ass security guard
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“Besides, I don't fancy that guy, I don't want him for myself!”
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Whenever I confide in her I like some stranger on the road, she says scornfully: “Only silly women fancy such men!”
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It was a large square room with a high ceiling adorned with fancy plasterwork and filled by rows of tables bearing what she knew to be computer stations criss-crossing the room, lit by natural light from the long, floor to ceiling windows let into one wall
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‘What do you fancy, Angie?’ Kara asked, ‘I’ll have Victoria sponge
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‘What do you think, Sefir? Fancy going to Wales with us?’
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It was a fancy cup like the ones from Alan’s world
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It doesn't even have to be fancy
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‘We thought salad and cold meat and cheeses, going for quality rather than fancy
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Talking about whizzing – everyone here buzzes around the place on scooters … how do you fancy that?
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I suppose that says more about the sort of men who fancy petite blondes than anything else, but it is demoralizing all the same
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There’s some salad … what can I have with that? Anything in the tinned line? Ah yes, a tin of tuna in mayo … that would go nicely with the salad and maybe a jacket potato … sorted! Feeling very righteous after my session at the gym and carrying a plate of healthy dinner, I mooch into the lounge … don’t much fancy TV … a book it is! By nine thirty, I am nodding, so call it a day and go to bed
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‘You didn’t fancy that?’
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The sound of girls in full fancy echoes around Billy's normally silent bachelor home
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It wasn’t anything particularly fancy by any standards, but we used to put all sorts of stuff in – it always tasted wonderful
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They got one that was serviceable but none too fancy or high in the branches, for an iron and a half a week
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with a fancy for wickedness
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A bit later, having changed out of my office kit and into something decidedly sloppy and comfortable, I stand in the kitchen … food … need something to eat … what’s in the freezer? … don’t fancy that … or that … oh dear … is there anything in any of those tins … no, not really … cooking for one can be pretty mindless at times
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It’s obviously been hand-delivered … curious, I open it to find a fancy, glitter-covered invitation from the Ladies Katie and Abi requesting my presence at an alfresco luncheon with the Richards family at Lacock Abbey on Easter Monday
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So it was with his companions, he only hoped that he would be able to build upon this new foundation before it might lapse into passing fancy
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Over the years the fancy gadgets and
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As she wondered about the pond, dressed in not only her fancy dress but also a full-length coat of velvet and fur, with her hair neatly tucked up, under a stylish hat with a feather dress, she was taken aback by the similar scene that had developed on the frozen pond
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He was in a big hall of some kind, two stories high, ornate, with fancy rails on the floor above overlooking this floor
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Nothing particularly fancy, but just what was
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"None from the fans struck your fancy for the sleep?" he asked
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Then the wicked sprite laughed till he almost choked, for all this tickled his fancy
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She was very beautiful; a more clever, or a more lovely countenance he could not fancy to himself; and she no longer appeared of ice as before, when she sat outside the window, and beckoned to him; in his eyes she was perfect, he did not fear her at all, and told her that he could calculate in his head and with fractions, even; that he knew the number of square miles there were in the different countries, and how many inhabitants they contained; and she smiled while he spoke
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Takes you as cramp, I fancy
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She was very beautiful; a more clever, or a more lovely countenance he could not fancy to himself; and she no longer appeared of ice as before, when she sat outside the window, and beckoned to him; in his eyes she was perfect, he did not fear her at all… (they flew away) and higher up appeared the moon, quite large and bright; and it was on it that Kay gazed during the long long winter's night; while by day he slept at the feet of the Snow Queen
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don’t fancy his chances with this cold weather coming on
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‘I have a fancy to visit the region south of
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Fancy giving that away!”
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Worse yet, several of the other soldiers Gunt had been able to scrounge from the refugees lacked limbs with which to even wield their fancy weapons
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Fortunately, my fancy was gone and I realized that the
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someone deludes himself with the fancy that the
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Boys like me don’t fancy combs
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Do you really need the big house in the fancy neighborhood? Or could an
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These are things in which further expense is frequently rendered unnecessary by former expense; and when a person stops short, he appears to do so, not because he has exceeded his fortune, but because he has satisfied his fancy
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They are founded upon the most absurd of all suppositions, the supposition that every successive generation of men have not an equal right to the earth, and to all that it possesses ; but that the property of the present generation should be restrained and regulated according to the fancy of those who died, perhaps five hundred years ago
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The situation of such a person naturally disposes him to attend rather to ornament, which pleases his fancy, than to profit, for which he has so little occasion
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and which would nowhere be so dangerous as in the hands of a man who had folly and presumption enough to fancy himself fit to exercise it
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The point that caught my fancy is that our mythology included those elven people---children of Lúthien
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True to her word, the first test of the Huntress's fancy new cloak was tested at the fringes of the Waghtnin Embedded Cluster, their initial destination on this leg
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He doesn’t bother playing tricks on anyone who doesn’t strike his fancy in some way
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Oh yes, we all want progress, don't we, but what happens to our heritage? So, thank you but you can keep your fancy new flushing toilets - we'll just keep crapping in the yard
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” She considered for only a moment, then added, “I am, what was once known as, among those lofty ancient circles: a child of the 'First Water'---that is a fancy epithet meaning: No one's the boss of me! If I choose to continue down the path I've already chosen, so be it
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Html looks nice with fancy text and pics, whereas plain text looks a bit average these days
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She had never had a sentient machine take a fancy to her before
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Fancy job titles or designations are immaterial in the eyes of the Divine Creator
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In the total exclusion from the colony market, was it to last only for a few years, the greater part of our merchants used to fancy that they foresaw an entire stop to their trade; the greater part of our master manufacturers, the entire ruin of their business; and the greater part of our workmen, an end of their employment
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Almost every individual of the governing party in America fills, at present, in his own fancy, a station superior, not only to what he had ever filled before, but to what he had ever expected to fill; and unless some new object of ambition is presented either to him or to his leaders, if he has the ordinary spirit of a man, he will die in defence of that station
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And something catches Alice’s fancy, for when it comes time for her to leave she asks her husband if he would mind her staying on “for just another day or two
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Without it I don’t fancy our chances
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‘What is his sorrow?’ she asked the Gryphon, and the Gryphon answered, very nearly in the same words as before, ‘It’s all his fancy, that: he hasn’t got no sorrow, you know
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To eat my mother"s stew again was better than all the fancy dishes I tasted at Elizabeth"s
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“Do you think it might be possible for me and my chaps to stay with your Company Sir I don’t fancy wandering round the country side getting more lost or even ambushed?” The Major thought a moment and then replied
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“That one is a little fancy don’t you think?” She called
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“No thanks Mabel I don’t really fancy any food I will settle for the mug of tea if you don’t mind”
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More or less can be got for it, according as the competitors happen to be richer or poorer, or can afford to gratify their fancy for a particular spot of ground at a greater or smaller expense
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It was a world of the fairy princess, fancy cars, chauf-
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idiot's out for the evening, fancy coming over for a shag?' How long after cars were invented
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There was a fancy dress party at the Collage in Doc's department
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He didn't want to ring and ask in case she was reticent about the idea, or the fancy dress
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He had not seen Jack since the previous night when he had set out in high spirits for Maureen's, with the fancy dresses
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Jerusha was about the same age as Jon, and both were too young to have more than a fancy to each other at
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On our train there were troops from nearly all the services there were sailors in their bellbottom trousers and Naval Officers full of gold braid then their were RFC pilots with fancy wings on their uniform chests and brightly coloured medal ribbons below them
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He didn’t fancy her but as Jean had said earlier,
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I didn’t fancy going to the pub and to tell the truth I was missing Helen anyway I had a few more smokes and then I went upstairs and back to bed which still smelled of Helen I closed my eyes and the next thing I knew it was teatime
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kettle on or can I have one of those fancy coffees?” He calculated
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“I’m thinking of going to visit Elijah I hers that he is home do you fancy like coming?” He replied
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“Do you fancy a cuddle then?” She put her hand on his crotch
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Could she know what he had already decided that Rosemary was not just a passing fancy
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“Yes you’re probably right and I quite fancy a night with the lads
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What’s next? Will I be one of those middle-aged women wearing cat pins and cat earrings, drinking my coffee from a cat mug? How long before I am attending cat conventions and subscribing to Cat Fancy? I’m the little old lady in apartment 9
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Celebrations poured out on to the streets of Nordhel from the houses and inns within the city where people held grand parties in fancy costumes and gilded and feathered masks
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I thought fucking hell this lot aren’t hanging about much and I didn’t fancy my chances if all you were getting was ten minutes
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„The statesman who should attempt to direct private people in what manner they ought to employ their capitals, would not only load himself with a most unnecessary attention, but assume an authority which could safely be entrusted to no council and senate whatever, and which would nowhere be so dangerous as in the hands of a man who had folly and presumption enough to fancy himself to exercise it
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makeup, and had her hair in some sort of ponytail, but with a fancy thing holding it back
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some cold cuts, bread and those fancy deli chips that Mother preferred
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Mother had packed turkey sandwiches, heaping with onions, lettuce and tomato, plus that fancy gray mustard
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In answer to my fatherly stare he explained that he had needed them in bed since his girlfriend had bought fancy satin sheets the day before
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She was out in no time, and handed me her fancy clothes
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Nor were we issued the fancy tactical thigh holsters seen today, so we got used to what we had and not being longhaired liberals we never complained, but we knew of their existence
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If they did there would be no need for pressure groups in Washington and no fancy offices either
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That fancy high rise tower with their name so proudly on it is registered in an offshore tax haven company
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in its own way, to the ‘ome I fled, me father fancying
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Such statesmen, and such statesmen only, are capable of fancying that they will find some advantage in employing the blood and treasure of their fellow-citizens, to found and maintain such an empire
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I debated a moment, wondering if this were a corpse partially buried, or a sick man, but as I looked, fancying I could see him breathing, I jumped down and pulled off the cloth
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6 When therefore Adam and Eve saw the light fancying it was real they strengthened their hearts; yet as they were trembling Adam said to Eve:
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He had never said a word to anyone, not even to Phil when he had confided in him about fancying Sabrina so many years before
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Anne turned toward her bed again, fancying that she had smelled
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Deneb walked stealing covert looks at Cleo now and then under the star lit sky, fancying a morning walk with her, their hands entwined and her head on his shoulders, Cleo snuggling to him for warmth
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Deneb walked stealing covert looks at Cleo now and then under the star lit sky, fancying a morning walk with her, their hands entwined and her head on his shoulders, Cleo snuggling to him for warmth in the future
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When there's no outlet for it and it gets clotted, you begin fancying
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When you were writing your article, surely you couldn't have helped, he-he! fancying yourself
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Katerina Ivanovna, however, put off expressing her feelings for the time and contented herself with treating her coldly, though she decided inwardly that she would certainly have to put Amalia Ivanovna down and set her in her proper place, for goodness only knew what she was fancying herself
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If he was persuaded that this was true, and that his lady had wronged him, it is no wonder that he should have gone mad; but I, how am I to imitate him in his madness, unless I can imitate him in the cause of it? For my Dulcinea, I will venture to swear, never saw a Moor in her life, as he is, in his proper costume, and she is this day as the mother that bore her, and I should plainly be doing her a wrong if, fancying anything else, I were to go mad with the same kind of madness as Roland the Furious
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The curate was holding Don Quixote's hands, who, fancying he had now ended the adventure and was in the presence of the Princess Micomicona, knelt before the curate and said, "Exalted and beauteous lady, your highness may live from this day forth fearless of any harm this base being could do you; and I too from this day forth am released from the promise I gave you, since by the help of God on high and by the favour of her by whom I live and breathe, I have fulfilled it so successfully
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Don Quixote, fancying that his foe was coming down upon him flying, drove his spurs vigorously into Rocinante's lean flanks and made him scud along in such style that the history tells us that on this occasion only was he known to make something like running, for on all others it was a simple trot with him; and with this unparalleled fury he bore down where he of the Mirrors stood digging his spurs into his horse up to buttons, without being able to make him stir a finger's length from the spot where he had come to a standstill in his course
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Don Quixote pursued his journey in the high spirits, satisfaction, and self-complacency already described, fancying himself the most valorous knight-errant of the age in the world because of his late victory
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' To which the owner of the ass replied, 'It's an excellent plan, I declare, gossip, and worthy of your great genius;' and the two separating as agreed, it so fell out that they brayed almost at the same moment, and each, deceived by the braying of the other, ran to look, fancying the ass had turned up at last
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One of those, however, that stood near him, fancying he was mocking them, lifted up a long staff he had in his hand and smote him such a blow with it that Sancho dropped helpless to the ground
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Don Quixote, who was not used to dismount without having the stirrup held, fancying that Sancho had by this time come to hold it for him, threw himself off with a lurch and brought Rocinante's saddle after him, which was no doubt badly girthed, and saddle and he both came to the ground; not without discomfiture to him and abundant curses muttered between his teeth against the unlucky Sancho, who had his foot still in the shackles
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always cockering up his honour, dining miserably and in secret, and making a hypocrite of the toothpick with which he sallies out into the street after eating nothing to oblige him to use it! Poor fellow, I say, with his nervous honour, fancying they perceive a league off the patch on his shoe, the sweat-stains on his hat, the shabbiness of his cloak, and the hunger of his stomach!"
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Charles sank back into his arm-chair overwhelmed, trying to discover what could be wrong with her, fancying some nervous illness, weeping, and vaguely feeling something fatal and incomprehensible whirling round him
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Then she let her head fall back, fancying she heard in space the music of seraphic harps, and perceived in an azure sky, on a golden throne in the midst of saints holding green palms, God the Father, resplendent with majesty, who with a sign sent to earth angels with wings of fire to carry her away in their arms
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As he fell he commended himself with all his heart to God, fancying he was not going to stop until he reached the depths of the bottomless pit; but it did not turn out so, for at little more than thrice a man's height Dapple touched bottom, and he found himself sitting on him without having received any hurt or damage whatever
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Emma watched him with a look of anguish, fancying she saw an accusation in every line of his face
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Madame Homais was very fond of these small, heavy turban-shaped loaves, that are eaten in Lent with salt butter; a last vestige of Gothic food that goes back, perhaps, to the time of the Crusades, and with which the robust Normans gorged themselves of yore, fancying they saw on the table, in the light of the yellow torches, between tankards of hippocras and huge boars' heads, the heads of Saracens to be devoured
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"Oh, leave off!" she murmured, fancying she heard Binet's lathe
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This Cide Hamete Benengeli thought fit to reveal at once, not to keep the world in suspense, fancying that the head had some strange magical mystery in it
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The viceroy, fancying it must be some fresh adventure got up by Don Antonio Moreno or some other gentleman of the city, hurried out at once to the beach accompanied by Don Antonio and several other gentlemen, just as Don Quixote was wheeling Rocinante round in order to take up the necessary distance
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The manner in which Miss Steele had spoken of Edward, increased her curiosity; for it struck her as being rather ill-natured, and suggested the suspicion of that lady's knowing, or fancying herself to know something to his disadvantage
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I say awakened, because time and London, business and dissipation, had in some measure quieted it, and I had been growing a fine hardened villain, fancying myself indifferent to her, and choosing to fancy that she too must have become indifferent to me; talking to myself of our past attachment as a mere idle, trifling business, shrugging up my shoulders in proof of its being so, and silencing every reproach, overcoming every scruple, by secretly saying now and then, 'I shall be heartily glad to hear she is well married
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Morel had white tips in her bonnet, and some white on her blouse, and was teased by both her sons for fancying herself so grand
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Yes, indeed, I replied, and equally incompatible with the management of a house, an army, or an office of state; and, what is most important of all, irreconcileable with any kind of study or thought or self-reflection--there is a constant suspicion that headache and giddiness are to be ascribed to philosophy, and hence all practising or making trial of virtue in the higher sense is absolutely stopped; for a man is always fancying that he is being made ill, and is in constant anxiety about the state of his body
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Well, then, do not be angry with them; for are they not as good as a play, trying their hand at paltry reforms such as I was describing; they are always fancying that by legislation they will make an end of frauds in contracts, and the other rascalities which I was mentioning, not knowing that they are in reality cutting off the heads of a hydra?
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And though frequently, when she looked in to bid me good-night, I remarked a fresh colour in her cheeks and a pinkness over her slender fingers; instead of fancying the hue borrowed from a cold ride across the moors, I laid it to the charge of a hot fire in the library
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I went at five o'clock, and walked; fancying I might manage to creep into the house, and up to Linton's room, unobserved
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Yes, I said; and there is another thing which is likely, or rather a necessary inference from what has preceded, that neither the uneducated and uninformed of the truth, nor yet those who never make an end of their education, will be able ministers of State; not the former, because they have no single aim of duty which is the rule of all their actions, private as well as public; nor the latter, because they will not act at all except upon compulsion, fancying that they are already dwelling apart in the islands of the blest
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Danglars brightened up on beholding it, fancying that it gave some promise of safety
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‘Into the infantry when they need artillery more than anything?’ said Katavasov, fancying from the artilleryman’s apparent age that he must have reached a fairly high grade
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When there's no outlet for it and it gets clotted, you begin fancying things
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And I cannot help fancying somebody is about the house
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I have no ground for the nonsensical vanity of fancying everybody who comes near me is in love with me
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Emma watched him with a look of anguish, fancying she saw an accusation
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At last, unable to bear it any longer, and fancying she had gone to Rouen, he set out along the highroad, walked a mile, met no one, again waited, and returned home
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I sav’d the Bellars Missive for later, fancying that ’twould cause me the greatest Inquietude, and open’d the one that was splotch’d with Mud
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And though frequently, when she looked in to bid me good-night, I remarked a fresh colour in her cheeks and a pinkness over her slender fingers, instead of fancying the line borrowed from a cold ride across the moors, I laid it to the charge of a hot fire in the library
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I went at five o’clock, and walked; fancying I might manage to creep into the house, and up to Linton’s room, unobserved
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Cosette, although this is a strange statement to make, in the profound ignorance of a girl brought up in a convent,—maternity being also absolutely unintelligible to virginity,—had ended by fancying that she had had as little mother as possible
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Fauchelevent arrived with Cosette, the porter had not been able to refrain from communicating to his wife this aside: "I don't know why it is, but I can't help fancying that I've seen that face before
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Rochester, to witness their repeated failure—herself unconscious that they did fail; vainly fancying that each shaft launched hit the mark, and infatuatedly pluming herself on success, when her pride and self-complacency repelled further and further what she wished to allure—to witness this, was to be at once under ceaseless excitation and ruthless restraint
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She looked and looked, longing to know which might be least valuable; and was determined in her choice at last, by fancying there was one necklace more frequently placed before her eyes than the rest
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The manner in which Miss Steele had spoken of Edward, increased her curiosity; for it struck her as being rather ill-natured, and suggested the suspicion of that lady’s knowing, or fancying herself to know something to his disadvantage
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I say awakened, because time and London, business and dissipation, had in some measure quieted it, and I had been growing a fine hardened villain, fancying myself indifferent to her, and chusing to fancy that she too must have become indifferent to me; talking to myself of our past attachment as a mere idle, trifling business, shrugging up my shoulders in proof of its being so, and silencing every reproach, overcoming every scruple, by secretly saying now and then, ‘I shall be heartily glad to hear she is well married
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She started no difficulties that were not talked down in five minutes by her eldest nephew and niece, who were all-powerful with her; and as the whole arrangement was to bring very little expense to anybody, and none at all to herself, as she foresaw in it all the comforts of hurry, bustle, and importance, and derived the immediate advantage of fancying herself obliged to leave her own house, where she had been living a month at her own cost, and take up her abode in theirs, that every hour might be spent in their service, she was, in fact, exceedingly delighted with the project
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She feared she had been doing wrong: saying too much, overacting the caution which she had been fancying necessary; in guarding against one evil, laying herself open to another; and to have Miss Crawford's liveliness repeated to her at such a moment, and on such a subject, was a bitter aggravation
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In their very last conversation, Miss Crawford, in spite of some amiable sensations, and much personal kindness, had still been Miss Crawford; still shewn a mind led astray and bewildered, and without any suspicion of being so; darkened, yet fancying itself light
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Second: To the native Indian of Peru, the continual sight of the snowhowdahed Andes conveys naught of dread, except, perhaps, in the mere fancying of the eternal frosted desolateness reigning at such vast altitudes, and the natural conceit of what a fearfulness it would be to lose oneself in such inhuman solitudes
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It is transparent, as I said before; and being laid upon the printed page, I have sometimes pleased myself with fancying it exerted a magnifying influence
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When there’s no outlet for it and it gets clotted, you begin fancying things…
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He was not at all the same as Konstantin had been fancying him
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I am indeed always in terror over the ladies' opera-glasses which usually lie on the edge of the boxes; I am constantly fancying that they will fly down on some unsuspecting head
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I write "I suppose," though I know for a fact that I have made it up, but yet I keep fancying that it must have happened somewhere at some time, that it must have happened on Christmas Eve in some great town in a time of terrible frost
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Why have I made up such a story, so out of keeping with an ordinary diary, and a writer's above all? And I promised two stories dealing with real events! But that is just it, I keep fancying that all this may have happened really—that is, what took place in the cellar and on the woodstack; but as for Christ's Christmas tree, I cannot tell you whether that could have happened or not
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He was still fancying that Grushenka really was somewhere in the house
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She was always fancying that Kolya was “unfeeling” to her, and at times, dissolving into hysterical tears, she used to reproach him with his coldness
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I kept fancying how the little thing cried and moaned (a child of four years old understands, you know), and all the while the thought of pineapple compote haunted me
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It was just after fancying this, that he met Alyosha in the street
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We fellows were always fancying that he would escape; but his hour did not come, or perhaps had come and gone; anyhow, he went through with his punishment without resistance
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I had had a strange idea in my head ever since the previous day: I kept fancying that he would be received with hisses as soon as he appeared
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Erkel evidently wanted to speak of something of importance in the last moments, though possibly he did not himself know exactly of what, but he could not bring himself to begin! He kept fancying that Pyotr Stepanovitch seemed anxious to get rid of him and was impatient for the last bell
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He kept fancying that he was not asleep, and that Vasya was still lying on the bed
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He was extremely pleased with his brother, he looked at him with respect and pride, fancying him his hero; but in some ways, so far as judgments on worldly culture, ability to talk French, behavior in the society of distinguished people, dancing, and so on, he was somewhat ashamed of him, looked down on him, and even cherished a hope of improving him if such a thing were possible
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As I contemplated his slightly rounded back and the soles of his feet (which somehow seemed to stick out in my direction in a sort of repentant fashion whenever he made his obeisances), I felt that I liked him more than ever, and debated within myself whether or not I should tell him all I had been fancying concerning our respective sisters
