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• George Washing-eon used the expression in the popular sense, however, and if it's good enough for the Father of our Country, it's good enough for me My partner would love the sound of it," she said Speaking seriously in a lower voice, Qwilleran said, "Your partner seems like an astute individual. —  Braun_lilian_Jackson_13_The_Cat_Who_Moved_a_Mountain
• Lemme repeat that I thought this ish of TWS really the best in half an eon, and for Ghu's sake, keep it up! —  Thrilling Wonder Stories April, 1953
• Could this be the way they operate, destroying species, going into an eon-long dormancy, then resurfacing when summoned again by a new intelligent species? —  InterzoneScienceFictionandFantasyMagazine#214
• After our interview with the ruler—his title, so we learned, was "Presonio," meaning first judge—the five of us were eon-ducted to the Kont-se-el-Heligz. —  Wonder Stories Quarterly Summer 1932
• In some far-off eon, ere this earth-journey began, some woman looked at me that way once, just as Titian has this woman look, with the same melting eyes and half-parted lips, and it made an impression on my soul that subsequent incarnations have not effaced. —  Little Journeys to the Homes of Eminent Painters

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