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“Those hours which we had not made good when the Judgment o'ercame us.”
“His fostering, his staying; so the fiend he o'ercame”
The Tale of Beowulf Sometime King of the Folk of the Weder Geats
“That foolish dizziness o'ercame me for the nonce, but we can now proceed on our way.”
“They were made By village chiefs whose vanity o'ercame”
“Or, "Some foreign power o'ercame him" -- so I judge the action, friend.”
“Patience and reason fled from me, when they fared forth; Sleep failed me and despair o'ercame me, like a blight.”
“Patience and reason fled from me, when they withdrew; Sleep failed me, and despair o'ercame me like a blight.”
“Tis thought the deep disgrace of supposed treachery in you o'ercame him.”
The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb — Volume 4 Poems and Plays
“Then dread o'ercame her, -- that her days were spent.”
“For several Days no settled Judgment could be made of Life or Death; but at last, the Strength of Nature in so young a Person, joined to the extraordinary Care and Skill which had been us'd, o'ercame the Malignity of the Disease, and she was transported with the News, that her dear Cousin (for so she call'd the feign'd Chevalier) was entirely out of Danger.”
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