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• The stupid Bulgarian hates and intractabilities are ignored, and the new European partisans would raise and strengthen her again, some being even ready, in opinion, to set her flying against Greece once more There is one constructive hope which appeals to most thinking minds, and that is, that at some time in the future Bulgaria could be merged in Jugo-Slavia or federated with it. —  Europe—Whither Bound? Being Letters of Travel from the Capitals of Europe in the Year 1921
• The moral nature is ignored, the emotions resolve themselves for the most part into a sordid ennui, rising at times into a rage at existence. —  Figures of Several Centuries
• Did they think that she could continue to be ignored, and live! —  Tom and Some Other Girls A Public School Story
• Such hints were not to be ignored, and replacing his cap upon his head with one hand as he dashed the other across his eyes, he slowly descended the ladder and gave the word to shove off. —  The Log of a Privateersman
• Edward the Fifth was ignored, the sex of "Amnis" was not even hinted at, and "1476" never once came to his rescue. —  Follow My leader The Boys of Templeton

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