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• If he does inquire and is deceived, that is another thing. —  Up To Date Business Home Study Circle Library Series (Volume II.)
• All that the school does besides excusing the pupil is to keep a record--which is not available for any other purpose--in order to see that the excuses are not taken advantage of and the school deceived, which is, of course, the same procedure the school would take in respect of absence for any other reason. —  The Constitution of the United States of America: Analysis and Interpretation Annotations of Cases Decided by the Supreme Court of the United States to June 30, 1952
• Are we so far self-deceived, and are we so incapable of peering into the future as to be unable to see that many of the steps which now appear calculated to enhance and to stereotype Anglo-Saxon domination, are but the precursors of a period of national decay and senility A thorough examination of this vital question would necessarily involve the treatment of a great variety of subjects. —  Political and Literary essays, 1908-1913
• I know what the value of life is; I'm not deceived, that is all You are unhappy because your present life affords no outlet for your talent. —  Mike Fletcher A Novel
• He was struggling to wake finally from the dreary and infamous dream in which he had been walking--deceived, tricked, tyrant-ridden--for so long But then Valentine is dead," he cried His face went white. —  Flames

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