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• The root that bore it is too vigorous not to blossom out anew, and the chances are that it will bring forth some less creditable fruit. —  Fairy Fingers A Novel
• Well might he resemble one who had passed through a severe conflict; but it was also one who was prepared to fight valiantly anew, and not disposed to succumb to the army of adverse circumstances arrayed against his peace It was not possible for a young man, endowed with the impressible temperament of Maurice, to be thrown into constant communication with an associate as full of vigorous activity as Ronald Walton, without being stirred and inspired by the contact. —  Fairy Fingers A Novel
• I thanked God anew, as I looked at him, for the Christian teachings of Mr. Gracewood, who had implanted in my soul a true principle The officers came, and Mr. Whippleton was relieved of his bonds, and permitted to stand up. —  Desk and Debit or, The Catastrophes of a Clerk
• I berated myself for having entertained any doubt and now felt anew, and with aggravation, my affection for her. —  The Blue Wall A Story of Strangeness and Struggle
• St. Bernard expressly declares 'Totum nos habere voluit per Mariam The monk paused anew, and added However, the rosary enrages fools, and that is a sure sign. —  En Route

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