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unaffected, oblivious of the pressure around her
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of the room – each couple oblivious of the other’s
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Those who say that men have corrupted our world are oblivious of the reality that the whole Universe incorporates the same notion
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The light uniforms of the soldiers lounging around the blockhouses showed up plainly; they were apparently oblivious of the approaching army
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Oblivious of her, the birds swarmed about her head and, within arm’s reach, remained stationary in the air, then plunged into the water
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This procedure unfortunately does not operate in the same manner as barbecue charcoal or wood where only a little bit of grey powder remains after the fire died! Or is she totally oblivious of the fact that the regional manager of the Independent Crematoriums South Africa, Mr Danie Coetzee, has already “spilled the bones”, I mean “spilled the beans”…)
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With few exceptions the silence that would guarantee their safety reigned supreme as the patrol disappeared into the mist of early morning, oblivious of the larger quarry that had eluded them
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morning, oblivious of the larger quarry that had eluded them
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She looked up to see Raffe and Kerim still arguing with each other, oblivious of anything else around them
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was oblivious of all the things that were just about to be snipped
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alone with his god, and oblivious of the rest of mankind except in so far as
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oblivious of that extraordinary state of affairs
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Behold this moment’s mystery that took Me slowly by surprise: ‘twas obvious, from where I stood, both were oblivious of Me
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Viliho was oblivious of what had just changed everything: I had escaped, had cheated him by more than fainting, I had died
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They were oblivious of the commotion that I had just caused
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Oblivious of the freezing, slippery conditions, and the increasing volumes of snow as the highway's elevation increased, Travis gunned the rental car along Autoroute l5 heading into the Laurentians
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Larry Denton, oblivious of his existence, remained in Intensive Care for five days before being placed in a private room
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" Curran was oblivious of the fact it was the second time in one day Harry Travis had been branded naive
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Now, Reed seemed oblivious of any arguments
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"Hey, Harry! We did it! We did it!" he cried, completely oblivious of the wild life and death argument of a few minutes before
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Oblivious of the smoke and bullets, oblivious of her own safety, she swept down the hill towards the eagle's house
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Oblivious of all danger, she goaded the animal to greater speeds and frequently missed sliding into deep, ugly chasms or colliding with boulders that frequently littered the route
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The people of Earth went about their daily lives, totally oblivious of the ultimate upheaval on its way
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Burning fiercely the robot walks towards its opposite number appearing oblivious of its burning form
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Oblivious of those words he aimed the gun
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Shouting to warn people out of her path, she still had to slow down and do a lot of pushing and elbowing to make her way through the city gate, oblivious of the protests from the men she had pushed away
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Nancy and the others spent the next two hours in a sad vigil, oblivious of the hot sun
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I collapsed onto the sidewalk oblivious of the old hen who
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police and paramedics were on the other side oblivious of my
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They were still oblivious of me and of what I was
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They finally all settled down and sat together on the same giant boulder, directly above Ken, completely oblivious of the surf spray drenching them, all silent, all totally lost for words in their bewilderment of their great personal loss
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Lewis, with a pencil up the barrel, was holding up a revolver, Ted collapsed back on to the chair his mind refused to play any further role in the enfolding nightmare and had retreated into a catatonic state, he sat oblivious of everyone around him, this attitude was mistakenly taken by the police as a further sign of Ted’s scorn, this calm façade told Detective Sergeant Shepherd and Detective Constable Lewis that Ted was without a doubt a cunning professional criminal
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The next day we were up and about bright and early, I was dressed in my warrior attire and Coatl made a striking figure, insisting on wearing his ceremonial robes, we made our way to the square and the chairs and canopy set up for us, the village was very quiet, with very few people left, as we entered the square from the south, our Toxon squad came marching into the square from the west, they formed ranks in front of Coatl and I, going down on one knee they waited for orders, I told them to rise and their captain conveyed a message from Wedon stating that all the Toxon squads had arrived at their various settlements, I then deployed our soldiers to vantage points around the square, refreshing the tactics with each warrior, as the last of the villagers left for the stronghold, a deep silence descended on Tollan, in my minds eye I could picture the same situation in all of the Toltec settlements and feel the fear of the people in Bo-elon, with time to think the enormity of the challenge the Toltec had embarked upon couldn’t fail to nurture little doubts, today must be indisputably successful, then all the doubts would wash away, Coatl was totally oblivious of any doubt though, lazing back in his chair he drank another mug of brew, not a care in the world, quite frightening when you knew what he was capable of, late in the afternoon a messenger came running into the square and knelt on one knee in front of us
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Sheepishly with head lowered he came from behind the rock, I don’t know what he did next because Gled punched me in the stomach and I folded over, the wind knocked out of me, she could certainly punch when she thought you were making fun of her, gasping for breath I grasped Jodas’s hand and congratulated him, Gled threw her arms about my neck and hugged me almost bringing me to my knees, when we arrived back at home there was no sign of Coatl so I left Gled and Jodas, who were oblivious of my presence anyway, and went in search of him, I found him deep in conversation with two tradesmen, one was a potter, the other a metal smith, without interrupting I sat next to Coatl, he was talking about rocks, yellow rocks, black rocks, silver mines, shale, the conversation became animated when the potter mentioned that he had found a large volcanic vent further down the valley with outcrops of a yellowish rock, Coatl then went on to explain that the yellow rock should be heaped on a rocky slope wood heaped over it, a channel cut down the hill to collect the molten run-off, ignite the wood and wait for the result, he told the potter that he was in charge of collecting as much of this yellow runoff as he could, any labour that he needed would be supplied by Wedon, as many people as it would take, turning to the metal smith he then asked about the nearest silver mine or granite outcrop, an abandoned mine would serve the purpose, it was not silver that we were after he explained, but a black mineral called pitchblende this they should find in the tailings of any worked out silver mine, an oil bearing shale was the next item Coatl discussed
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A few minutes later the two rear scouts came walking down the road chatting and laughing, oblivious of a hundred pairs of eyes watching them as they happily followed the main force down the road
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Max knew she couldn’t last much longer and he looked at her, she was oblivious of everything but the unrelenting pleasure
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His eyes were open, their last fixed stare having recorded little more than a speedometer reading, oblivious of the steady flow of rain water that coated his scalp and trickled onto his lower being
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Oblivious of the reactions to her charging through the crowd, Nancy soon saw a group of tied slave girls being led out of the Agora by three men dressed in short tunics and armed with daggers
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Oblivious of her attention, the three Southerners walked to a four-seat table occupied by a young black couple and faced the now apprehensive man and woman
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he alternated bites and swigs on automatic pilot, totally oblivious of his surroundings
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seemed oblivious of his presence, and he stood at the silver knight’s shoulder without being
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Still unconscious as he laid upon the operating table, Paul continued to be totally oblivious of the surgery his body was undergoing
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What with Muhammad having convinced them, once and for all, that the succor of ‘the hereafter’ is the solace of the Musalmans, they tend to disregard life ‘here’, which makes them oblivious of the realities of the world
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“Wanting in wisdom and oblivious of the reality that I am im-
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only the adored goal in his mind and oblivious of all other worldly
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The believer is distinguished from the unbeliever by his feeling towards his link with his Provider, whereas you see the unbeliever inattentive and oblivious of it in spite of its existence and its continuity
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But with the passing of time we either grew oblivious of or dis-
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us, but unfortunately we are oblivious of it
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The believer is distinguished from the unbeliever by their feeling for their link with their Provider, whereas the unbeliever is inattentive and oblivious of the same link in spite of its existence and its continuity
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and Portia were sleeping, oblivious of her presence
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looked at her husband and they embraced, quite oblivious of the two visitors standing before her
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She breathed a sigh of relief when the man, apparently oblivious of having bumped into her, continued on his way without pausing in stride
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oblivious of it as her mind slowly awoke from the stagnant attitude that it had been wrapped in
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appears in a casa de huéspedes, naked and poor,oblivious of the past, without the use of
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He would have left it open and would have shouted his woes through it as through a trumpet down the street, oblivious of all things under heaven but his misfortune
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wholly oblivious of the audience
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George was oblivious of course
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Oblivious of the judge and his gravel, Judy could be heard to say, "Good, Olin, good!" Samantha Olsen shifted angrily and jealously in her chair
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The mayor addressed the horse, oblivious of the absurdity of such a thing
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Woman: But Raufu continues to rule, oblivious of the suffering in the land
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He was suddenly swamped in grief for her—oblivious of anything else
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“Can you read this?” He held the note out to them, oblivious of their apprehension
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Willie is not only oblivious of us but
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I told her of my strange encounter with Janet and she was so sorry both for me and that unfortunate woman who was, almost certainly, oblivious of the time bomb in her blood
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She was oblivious of my presence
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“and yes it is true” I added “On the first day of the school, you passed by me with a book in your hands, totally oblivious of my presence and same thing happened at the lunch table
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Adi oblivious of the pity I felt for him shared more information on his royal family while I listened mutely
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“What?” he asked oblivious of the amount of time I have been staring at him
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Alric seemed oblivious of their disgusting ways, but she would keep on her guard as long as they were around
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Often there is a cocktail of pollutants in the mix and we can be totally oblivious of these dangers
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Raskolnikov put in again, still addressing Nikodim Fomitch, but trying his best to address Ilya Petrovitch also, though the latter persistently appeared to be rummaging among his papers and to be contemptuously oblivious of him
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He entreated her, for her father's sake, never to seek to know whether her father had become oblivious of the existence of the paper, or had had it recalled to him (for the moment, or for good), by the story of the Tower, on that old Sunday under the dear old plane-tree in the garden
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Passers-by probably thought them a pair of harmless lunatics, for they entirely forgot to hail a bus, and strolled leisurely along, oblivious of deepening dusk and fog
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Some of them were so muddled with beer, and others so besotted with admiration of their Liberal and Tory masters, that they were oblivious of the misery of their own lives, and in a similar way, Owen was so much occupied in trying to rouse them from their lethargy and so engrossed in trying to think out new arguments to convince them of the possibility of bringing
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Another man, very drunk and oblivious of everything, was leaning over the side of the brake, spewing into the road, while the remainder, taking no interest in the race, amused themselves by singing - conducted by the Semi-drunk - as loud as they could roar:
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She brought back to his recollection the happy days of blissful childhood together on the banks of Anna Liffey when they had indulged in the innocent pastimes of the young and, oblivious of the dreadful present, they both laughed heartily, all the spectators, including the venerable pastor, joining in the general merriment
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He says this, a censor of morals, a very pelican in his piety, who did not scruple, oblivious of the ties of nature, to attempt illicit intercourse with a female domestic drawn from the lowest strata of society! Nay, had the hussy's scouringbrush not been her tutelary angel, it had gone with her as hard as with Hagar, the Egyptian! In the question of the grazing lands his peevish asperity is notorious and in Mr Cuffe's hearing brought upon him from an indignant rancher a scathing retort couched in terms as straightforward as they were bucolic
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But yesterday there were special reasons,’ pursued Stepan Arkadyevitch, with a meaning smile, totally oblivious of the genuine sympathy he had felt the day before for his friend, and feeling the same sympathy now, only for Vronsky
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Vronsky, standing beside Oblonsky, watched the carriages and the passengers, totally oblivious of his mother
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united them was so intense that they were both oblivious of everything else but their love
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Lord Marchmain, oblivious of the deep corn and swelling fruit and the surfeited bees 'No air; no wind stirring under the velvet canopy
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" Raskolnikov put in again, still addressing Nikodim Fomitch, but trying his best to address Ilya Petrovitch also, though the latter persistently appeared to be rummaging among his papers and to be contemptuously oblivious of him
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I held the pink and sleeping Belinda—all oblivious of the Woes of the World—but who would hold and comfort me?
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I tried to get him to talk of the incident, but he blandly asked me questions as to what I meant, and led me to believe that he was completely oblivious of the affair
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Shrank plowed on through the mist, absolutely oblivious of the fact that I was butterfly-netting his crimes
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He was embarrassed at first, but soon became so absorbed in his painting that he continued, oblivious of the clatter of slamming desks, the washing of pots, the laying out of wet paintings on newspapers near to the stove and the cleaning of brushes
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At length as the craft was cast to one side, and ran ranging along with the White Whale's flank, he seemed strangely oblivious of its advance—as the whale sometimes will—and Ahab was fairly within the smoky mountain mist, which, thrown off from the whale's spout, curled round his great, Monadnock hump; he was even thus close to him; when, with body arched back, and both arms lengthwise high-lifted to the poise, he darted his fierce iron, and his far fiercer curse into the hated whale
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contemptuously oblivious of him
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But yesterday there were special reasons," pursued Stepan Arkadyevitch, with a meaning smile, totally oblivious of the genuine sympathy he had felt the day before for his friend, and feeling the same sympathy now, only for Vronsky
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He felt all the torture of his own and her position, all the difficulty there was for them, conspicuous as they were in the eye of all the world, in concealing their love, in lying and deceiving; and in lying, deceiving, feigning, and continually thinking of others, when the passion that united them was so intense that they were both oblivious of everything else but their love
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He had become terribly preoccupied since the trial; sometimes he would be silent for half an hour together, and seemed to be pondering something heavily and painfully, oblivious of everything about him
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They both now stood facing one another, as though oblivious of where they were, or what they had to do next
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Epanchin; “he will quarrel with you, and be off,” and she drew her workbox towards her with an air of dignity, quite oblivious of the fact that the family was about to start for a walk in the park
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“Ah! Lef Nicolaievitch, it’s you, is it? Where are you off to now?” he asked, oblivious of the fact that the prince had not showed the least sign of moving
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We know also that he was not received at the Epanchins’ so long as they remained at Pavlofsk, and that he was not allowed an interview with Aglaya;—but next day he would set off once more on the same errand, apparently quite oblivious of the fact of yesterday’s visit having been a failure,—and, of course, meeting with another refusal
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After a minute or so, and having dropped a question as to some Petersburg prince whom Paul had never so much as heard of, she turned to speak to another young gentleman standing by, and in a second or two was entirely oblivious of Mosgliakoff
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Having thus let in the sunshine, quite oblivious of the lighted candle on the table, he commenced to walk up and down the room
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Strangely enough, the other never opened his mouth; he seemed to be entirely oblivious of the fact that it was his duty to speak
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“Imagine me, Alexey Ivanovitch—a broken man,—not simply broken, but gone at the root, as it were; a man forced to change his whole manner of living, after twenty years of married life, wandering about the dusty roads without an object,—mind lost—almost oblivious of his own self,—and yet, as it were, taking some sort of intoxicated delight in his loneliness! Isn't it natural that if I should, at such a moment of self-forgetfulness come across a friend—even a dear friend, I might prefer to avoid him for that moment? and isn't it equally natural that at another moment I should long to see and speak with some one who has been an eye-witness of, or a partaker, so to speak, in my never-to-be-recalled past? and to rush—not only in the day, but at night, if it so happens,—to rush to the embrace of such a man?—yes, even if one has to wake him up at three in the morning to do it! I was wrong in my time, not in my estimate of my friend, though, for at this moment I feel the full rapture of success; my rash action has been successful: I have found sympathy! As for the time of night, I confess I thought it was not twelve yet! You see, one sups of grief, and it intoxicates one,—at least, not grief, exactly, it's more the condition of mind—the new state of things that affects me
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He then struggled to his feet and staggered off, appearing totally oblivious of the fact that such a person as Velchaninoff existed