rebuke,

Lady Selina paused for a reply, and then added, in a voice of sorrowful rebuke,

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Adverting to the first scene of the second act, when irritated by Lysimachus demanding the princess Parisatis in marriage; in the swell of passion from the mild rebuke,

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Aunt Rachel stood erect before her, and answered with frozen rebuke,

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'Master Heywood,' cried goody Rees, drawing herself with rebuke,

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'Master Heywood,' cried goody Rees, drawing herself with rebuke,

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It is hardly fair, however, to take this incipient period of the organization as a criterion of a more established and more auspicious future, and the present statements are made not in the way of rebuke,

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She had uttered this vague and half-frightened rebuke,

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More reproachful perchance than all utter'd rebuke,

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"Constance," said Fleda, with a miserable attempt at rebuke,

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I have been present when a trespasser of the looser class, has received, a rebuke,

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