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unpremeditatedness

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  • On a divan in the farthest corner the nurse lay stretched in a deep sleep, whose unpremeditatedness was shown by the book which lay on the floor, dropped, evidently, from her suddenly relaxed fingers.

    Many Kingdoms Elizabeth Garver Jordan 1907

  • "That should be spoken a trifle more slowly, and with the best air of unpremeditatedness you can put into it," Mrs. Farnsworth was saying.

    Lady Larkspur Meredith Nicholson 1906

  • She even had a name for the thing; and it was when he heard this name, when it flashed into her talk with the unpremeditatedness of an inspiration, that Mr. Twist became definitely enthusiastic.

    Christopher and Columbus Elizabeth von Arnim 1903

  • It is the suddenness and unpremeditatedness of Prayer that gives it a unique value as an apologetic.

    Natural Law in the Spiritual World Henry Drummond 1874

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