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In olden days she would have been called a witch, but the soldier, being thoroughly modern in his outlook, just assumed that she had wandered off from her care home
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In the olden days there was a priest in the next booth who had to sit there thru the full confessional hours
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He often used to come and see me in the olden days
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In olden days she would have been called a witch, but the
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In olden times, it is said, the way was built
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the olden days, they used to use semaphore flags during the day, and
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Apparently, in the olden days, the Koreans too believed in the power of witches and their ability to speak to the dead
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So next day my brothers decided a ladder toboggan might be the way so we hunted downstairs near the old kitchen that our father had turned into a work place, along by the passageway near the odds and sods room we called the Cave, in fact it was the place in the olden days they hung the meat
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appeared to be the sole ruins of a highway through the olden
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Because of the sodden Olden Hallows
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This includes taking the current description of configurable items from your tool (in olden days Master list of documents and records used to support this), Status of change requests, status of items which are in the process of change implementation
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It is said in Sarchí that, in olden times, peasants could identify each cart by the sound it produced while in motion by the pull of the oxen
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37 And while Jesus was walking on the Sabbath Day among the sown fields his disciples hungered; And they were rubbing the ears with their hands and eating; But some of the Pharisees when they saw them said to him See why do your disciples on the Sabbath Day that which is not lawfule But Jesus said to them Have you not read in olden time what David did when he had need and hungered he and those who were with him? how he entered the house of God when Abiathar was high priest and ate the bread of the table of the Lord which it was not lawful that any should eat save the priests and gave to them that were with him also? And he said to them: The Sabbath was created because of man and man was not created because of the Sabbath
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In the olden days, all of five to ten years ago, you would phone a clipping service and ask for
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but almost had a flavor of olden or medieval times
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He always used to say that it was called Mockbeggars Lane because in the olden days beggars would have trudged in vain up the very long lane to Deer Park Lodge only to be turned away and mocked
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It was a popular belief in the olden times that the birds chose their mates on 14th of February
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In the olden days, we loved each other, we accepted each
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1 They shortly arrived at the olden center of Greek science and learning, and Ganid was thrilled with the thought of being in Athens, of being in Greece, the cultural center of the onetime Alexandrian empire, which had extended its borders even to his own land of India
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Jesus looked upon such a course of expected miracle working as a harking back to the olden days of ignorant magic and the degraded practices of the savage medicine men
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After all, though he was not the Davidic type of Messiah, he was truly the fulfillment of the prophetic utterances of the more spiritually minded of the olden seers
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Said Jacob to Jesus: "But, Rabbi, Moses and the olden prophets tell us that Yahweh is a jealous God, a God of great wrath and fierce anger
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2 When Jacob finished speaking, Jesus replied: "Jacob, you have well stated the teachings of the olden prophets who taught the children of their generation in accordance with the light of their day
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3 Then the Master proceeded to warn his hearers against entertaining the notion that all olden teaching should be replaced entirely by new doctrines
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And this liberation of women, giving them due recognition, was practiced by the apostles immediately after the Master's departure, albeit they fell back to the olden customs in subsequent generations
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12 You must cease to seek for the word of God only on the pages of the olden records of theologic authority
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He tells of the olden times before the big flood1 came,
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He well knew that his earth mission could not possibly fulfill the Messianic expectations of the Jewish people; the olden prophets had portrayed a Messiah which he could never be
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11 When Jesus instructed his apostles that they should, when one unjustly took away the coat, offer the other garment, he referred not so much to a literal second coat as to the idea of doing something positive to save the wrongdoer in the place of the olden advice to retaliate -- "an eye for an eye" and so on
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7 Then turning to his apostles, Jesus said: "From olden times the prophets have perished in Jerusalem, and it is only befitting that the Son of Man should go up to the city of the Father's house to be offered up as the price of human bigotry and as the result of religious prejudice and spiritual blindness
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7 It is true that many of the objectionable stunting influences and other cramping features of these olden Jewish homes have been virtually eliminated from many of the better-regulated modern homes
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3 The Jews had long taught that the Messiah would be "a stem arising out of the vine" of David's ancestors, and in commemoration of this olden teaching a large emblem of the grape and its attached vine decorated the entrance to Herod's temple
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Back in the olden days I noticed that oftentimes when a police car passed me during the evening the officer would always give me a long, earnest look
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Speaking of tradition, back in the olden days in Ireland a kitty wouldn"t have dared speak that way to an officer of the law
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The kind you see a donkey pulling in olden times
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Back in the olden days they used to call these
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Amaranta, was so scandalized with the plebeian invasion that she went back to eating in the kitchen as in olden days
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In the olden days, he could easily handle three large shots of
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In the olden days, airports
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It totally shocked my mother! In the olden days, a
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In the olden days, there was an overabundance of game for
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nothing matches the olden days
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They both continue to tell me of those olden times, of the time
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In olden times, the Fed, and before that the Treasury, traded dollars for gold and silver
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church a lot, the messages were good, but who's idea was it to do the mandated social meetings after the service? Did they encourage these kinds of things in the olden Biblical days?
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In the olden days before the modern wharfs were built, a ship had to wait for hours for the full tide before it could get to the port
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In the olden days before the modern wharves were built, a ship had to wait for hours for the full tide before it could get to the port
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Few might remember that in the olden days when someone used to order out an amount of àbathòf fluid it used to be assumed to 70
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In the olden days, drafts and open windows were often the way fresh air was introduced
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Since olden times, the Lotus was said to beget God, as God awakens in the Lotus
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She is an olden day Augusta
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sions for the external, physical life can he possibly make? In the olden
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A Glimpse of the Magic of Olden Times and the Magic of Recent Times
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Now however, with the development of science, it has become more popular by far than it was in olden times
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But this new Cyril —this man who had returned to claim her — could never move her heart as in the olden time
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In the olden days, like the 1930s and '40s, with long heavy
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a reciprocity in ski equipment from the olden days to now: as the
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had to do in those olden days
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in the olden days, beginners didn't seem to have much of a choice
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olden days: in the 1930s and '40s, you had barely an ankle-high
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In the olden days, the fastest and the
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"Back in the olden days, when skiing was just ski-
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the spring of 1980--in the olden days this was a "Blue
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I couldn’t help but smile at his comparison of olden times with the vernacular of the present
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training techniques used in the olden days of
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In olden days the conquering armies
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The reason for mentioning the ‘modern times’ term is because in the olden days when there was not much information about these problems, these issues were swept under the carpet and many a times treated as the case of ghosts and spirits
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He tried to explain that magic had indeed once been wild and lawless, but had been tamed back in the mists of time by the Olden Ones, who had bound it to obey among other things the Law of Conservation of Reality; this demanded that the effort needed to achieve a goal should be the same regardless of the means used
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Magnificent sturgeons, nine to ten meters long and extremely fast, banged their powerful tails against the glass of our panels, showing bluish backs with small brown spots; they resemble sharks, without equaling their strength, and are encountered in every sea; in the spring they delight in swimming up the great rivers, fighting the currents of the Volga, Danube, Po, Rhine, Loire, and Oder, while feeding on herring, mackerel, salmon, and codfish; although they belong to the class of cartilaginous fish, they rate as a delicacy; they're eaten fresh, dried, marinated, or salt–preserved, and in olden times they were borne in triumph to the table of the Roman epicure Lucullus
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I have been bound by my promises as rigidly as any knight of olden times
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And now, surrounded, like the saint-like personages of olden times, with a radiant halo, that glorified him amid this gloomy night of sin,—as if the departed Governor had left him an inheritance of his glory, or as if he had caught upon himself the distant shine of the celestial city, while looking thitherward to see the triumphant pilgrim pass within its gates,—now, in short, good Father Wilson was moving homeward, aiding his footsteps with a lighted lantern! The glimmer of this luminary suggested the above conceits to Mr
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The cowherd babbled on: “People say the stones were put there in olden times, by the Romans, please leave my little girl alone
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“In the olden days in situations like that you would call a priest
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In olden days they had, of course, been often obliged to fight to maintain themselves in a hard world; but in Bilbo's time that was very ancient history
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From the tend’rest Years, he had known the hard Life of the London Streets, for the Area of Bartholomew Close and Smithfield was still the London of Olden Days, untouch’d by the Great Fire
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It comes from multiple smaller farmers who keep pigs just like the olden days, as household pigs
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In the olden time, when wishing was having, there lived a King, whose daughters were all beautiful; but the youngest was so exceedingly beautiful that the Sun himself, although he saw her very, very often, was delighted every time she came out into the sunshine
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His memories of the olden time and of
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The patrician and the knife-grinder, the duke and the peer, the limb of the law, the courtiers and townspeople, as they used to say in olden times, all are subjects of this fairy
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It seemed that this garden, created in olden days to conceal wanton mysteries, had been transformed and become fitted to
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[ In olden times, fouriers were the officials who preceded the
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Thus the experience of the mid-2000s looked like a return to the olden days (i
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In olden times an eagle swooped down upon the New England coast, and carried off an infant Indian in his talons
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What fun they had had! How the sunshine and mirth of those olden summers returned as she read
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The olden time shall be my theme
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In olden days there was a shepherd whose name was Magnes
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The priest did his part with a quiet conscience, because he was brought up from childhood to consider that the only true faith was the faith which had been held by all the holy men of olden times and was still held by the Church, and demanded by the State authorities
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"I mean to say that there are only two sensible modes of punishment—those that have been used in olden times: corporal punishment and capital punishment
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The best men of our time tend toward these most honoured positions, and so the circle from which the men of state and the rich come is growing smaller and smaller, so that in intellect, culture, and especially in moral qualities, the men who now stand at the head of governments, and the rich no longer represent, as in olden times, the flower of society, but, on the contrary, stand below the average
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But in olden times, thousands of years ago, not only the requirements of the State, but even those of the family, as, for instance, the obligation of parents to feed their children, of children to support their aged parents, and that of conjugal fidelity, seemed equally impossible
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In olden times the tyrants were blamed for the commission of evil deeds, but in our time most awful crimes, unthinkable even in the time of a Nero, are committed, and there is no one to blame
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Such manifestations are particularly dreaded by the government at the present time, because the men who protest often belong not to the so-called lower, the uneducated classes, but are men of average and even superior education, and because these men explain their refusals, not by some mystical belief peculiar to the individual, as in olden times, nor do they complicate them with superstition and fanaticism, like the sects of the Self-burners or Bieguni, but assign as the reason for their refusals the simplest, most obvious of truths, patent to and admitted by all the world
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The class of men who will govern, and of rich men, tends every day to grow less numerous, and so far as intellect, education, and especially morality, are concerned, rich men and men in power are not the most distinguished members of society, as was the case in olden times
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In olden times tyrants were responsible for the crimes which were committed, but in the present age the most frightful crimes are perpetrated, such as would hardly have been possible in the time of Nero, and still no one is held responsible
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The lives of the wealthy have reached that degree of security of which in olden times men only dreamed in fairy-tales, to the condition of the owner of the magic purse with the “inexhaustible ruble”; to a state where a man not only is entirely free from the law of labour for the sustenance of his life, but has the possibility of enjoying all the goods of this life without working, and of bequeathing to his children, or to anyone he chooses, this purse with the “inexhaustible ruble
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In olden times the means of subjugation and the threat to kill were plain and obvious to all: the primitive means of enslaving men then consisted in a direct threat to kill with the sword