quarrel,

A little explanation might have produced a complete agreement in the sentiments of both; but for this, fate allowed neither time nor opportunity; and the old earl was unfortunately induced to become a party, instead of a negotiator, in the quarrel,

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Accordingly, when the other animal appeared ready to quarrel,

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He exercised it in Congress under Lincoln and Grant, who never deemed an honest difference of opinion cause for war or quarrel,

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From this matter Hrut got great praise, and after that they went home; and that was the end of Mord's and Hrut's quarrel,

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But, beyond vague stories by foreigners, in which I put no confidence, the vivacity of the Italians easily leading persons unacquainted with their characters to mistake a very peaceable talk for a violent quarrel,

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 28, February, 1860 Various

So he presented himself, his heart, his license, and his ultimatum, and within five minutes they were in the midst of a violent quarrel,

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You ought not to be in such a hurry to rush into a quarrel,

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Crabb’d Age and Youth—But that’s an ancient quarrel,

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And Sir Walter, thus having concluded the quarrel,

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Having satisfied himself that Mtesa was not willing to risk a quarrel,

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