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That, in a similar position, would not have been its effect on me, though I had doubtless quite as much; but these are things of individual humour, as to which no person can judge for another. - "Embarrassments", Henry James.
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The other five then gave their evidence; it was similar to that of Tring, save that being in front of him they knew nothing of the attack by the Lascar. - "Colonel Thorndyke's Secret", G. A. Henty.
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McGinnis added several similar stories of timber difficulties, and, supper being over, they got ready to turn in. - "The Boy With the U. S. Foresters", Francis Rolt-Wheeler.