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“Almost died,” Payne “Well-nigh died;” but the text says “died.”
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Well-nigh twelve years have passed since the initial reading.
Archive 2005-10-01 M-mv 2005
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Well-nigh twelve years have passed since the initial reading.
A typical night and day here M-mv 2005
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Well-nigh destitute of present support, and encompassed with unrelenting duns, he was obliged to keep within doors, and seek some comfort in the conversation of his charming mistress, and his faithful friend; yet, even there, he experienced the extremest rigour of adverse fate.
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Well-nigh two generations had slipped by — of steamboats, railways, telegraphs, bicycles, electric light, telephones, and now these motorcars — of such accumulated wealth, that eight per cent. had become three, and
In Chancery 2004
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Well-nigh a hundred years since that was taken of him.
Swan Song 2004
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Well-nigh perfect for what I want; templates were easy to change, and I dig the tiny cropped thumbnails.
clean-up - emergency weblog; or: epersonae; or: elaine nelson 2004
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Well-nigh one of their last ties to Mother Earth had been broken; the ships were gone, and they had only a balloon to replace them!
Off on a Comet 2003
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Well-nigh fifteen hundred years have passed away since the great controversies concerning the Deity and the person of the Redeemer were, after a long agony, determined.
The Grand Old Man Cook, Richard B 1989
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Well-nigh the whole of Aurea was new, built to accommodate the burgeoning sector defense command that had been established on the planet, together with the civil bureaucracy and private enterprises that it drew.
The Game Of Empire Anderson, Poul, 1926- 1985
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