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I con sulted my own heart But, my dear girls, what a temptation have you thrown in the way of narra-tive old age!

Sir Charles Grandison 2006

The dwarf was a derro, a race of less pure stock than the hill dwarf or Hylar mountain dwarves, since it reputedly re - sulted from an ancient intermixture of human and dwarven blood.

Flint, the King Kirchoff, Mary 2003

The guests con - sulted the small cards they had been given on arriving that indicated their tables and slowly milled toward the respec - tive places.

Second Skin Lustbader, Eric 1995

The Kolnari con - sulted his interior timesense:, twenty minutes, unusually swift.

The City Who Fought McCaffrey, Anne 1993

The dwarf was a derro, a race of less pure stock than the hill dwarf or Hylar mountain dwarves, since it reputedly re - sulted from an ancient intermixture of human and dwarven blood.

Flint the King Kirchoff, Mary 1990

She's a frequent lecturer and is often con - sulted by the media on matters relating to the Criminal Justice System.

What You Should Know If You're Accused of a Crime David, Joyce B. 1986

But one of the most admired citizens of Tanelorn, one who was often con - sulted by the others, was Rackhir of the ascetic fea - tures who had once been a fierce warrior-priest in P'hum where he had gained the name of the Red Archer because his skill with a bow was great and he dressed all in scarlet.

The Vanishing Tower Moorcock, Michael, 1939- 1970

Still, the people had been con - sulted, as they were to be again at the time of the ratification of the Federal Constitution.

DEMOCRACY STEPHEN R. GRAUBARD 1968

The comprehensiveness of this state philosophy re - sulted in a far flung net of new orthodox dogma being thrown over all fields from astronomy to zoology, the development of what was in effect a two-truth theory, ordinary scientific truth and the higher dialectical truth which corrected the one-sidedness of the former, and political control of art and science.

MARXISM SIDNEY HOOK 1968

Economic and social distinctions eventually followed, and wars and conquests also re - sulted in the capture and enslavement of man by his fellows.

EQUAL PROTECTION IN LAW MORRIS D. FORKOSCH 1968