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I must recollect as many past memories about him as possible. . . I should not let them go, and fade away like a piece of washed -out cloth.

I personally guided him in some of these projects and recollect that his work was always superlative in quality and execution.

Try to recollect the dream and then store it in your memory by giving it a name like "Late for an Exam" or "My Date with Ashley Judd. "

"I recollect, " said Waverley; "but did not the triumph of Presbytery AT the Revolution extinguish thAT sect? "

The poor lady, turning about to him, and looking at him with dying eyes, desired him to afford her one little moment to recollect herself.

Please recollect, it was one of the countries to wage a war against IRAQ killing innocent people, children.

How she had looked before, Fanny could not recollect, for she had been dancing with Edmund herself, and had not thought about her.

'Two, Uncle, don't you recollect? There was the man who came to ask for change for a sovereign '

Ganymede tried to recollect that it was a man's duty to comfort and console a woman, the weaker vessel.

My sister and I, you will recollect, were twins, and you know how subtle are the links which bind two souls which are so closely allied.

He was, if I recollect, arrested in a cabaret, in company with a great many others.

If I recollect correctly, he said nothing before he went out.

After a short interval , being left to reflection , I began to recollect that I had done wrong in taking a draft from a stranger .

Regardless I how diligently didn't recollect remembering the daughter in a month, even before a week appearance.

and I particularly recollect your saying one night, after they had been dining at Netherfield, "She a beauty! "

Echo: yeah, it's the only dream that I could remember now, I still could recollect scenes in it.

I still recollect how we clustered in front of the clinic and tried to clog the front entrance.

I cannot recollect which part of Gujarat I was travelling in, but suddenly I saw women who looked African but were dressed in ghagra-cholis.

The man's 'sacrifice led us again to recollect the long history of friendship between the two peoples, ' Xinhua wrote.

I cannot recollect whether I told you or not about Allen Bennett .

Let the time fly, schoolmate's friendship is after all kept, i leave a genuine smile to you. When you encounter frustration, recollect it.

trying to recollect his phone number.

When I suddenly forgot converses the subject, please give me some time to let me recollect.

Slowly each expression became more quizzical than the last as everyone tried to recollect my name from the New York Times Best Seller List.

What is more pleasing is his attitude. He seems to recollect his passion for the game, unleashing his energy on both ends.

There was never a colour in my dream, at least I could not recollect any.

This paper has seven parts altogether, in the preface we chiefly make a simple recollect to the research circumstances having gained.

Cannot you recollect at all what she said?

Using waste plastic to obtain high quality liquid fuel is an important approach which can recollect resources and avoid secondary pollution.

He tried hard to recollect the old scenes of his hometown.

But though the features of this man were sufficiently marked and striking, he could not recollect that he had ever seen them before.

Some people, you care about, you treasure, but the fate, finally has only been able to recollect.

When I recollect how happy we were--how happy Catherine was before he came--I'm fit to curse the day. ''

If only I could recollect it, such a day of days!

Even today I can recollect what my own parents looked like but, of course, my impression is blurry.

At the conclusion she sobbed again, kissed her sister, promised to recollect all the good counsel she had given her, and they parted.

You may want to refer to the RSS basics section to recollect the subtle format differences among the different versions of RSS.

Psychologist : Nick , when you recollect your childhood , are your recollections pleasing to you ?

It is said that a dying person tends to recollect his whole life, like seeing a film.

Christian, take good care of thy faith, for recollect that faith is the only means whereby thou canst obtain blessings.

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I can recollect yet how I loved him; and can dimly imagine that I could still be loving him, if--no, no!

I am so sorry that I would not share my sadness with you. because I don't want to recollect them.

I can recollect many things which I did not understand, but which stirred me deeply.

You chillax when you recollect the past, this means that you began to old.

It was a grieving moment beyond any description, even now when I recollect it.

I hope when I recollect after some year to warm up my feelings, the everlasting is the eternal touch, not the inexhaustible regret.

I recollect now; it was a very serious charge.

She thought back and tried to recollect the exact wording of the letter.

The rascals ! Now that I represent my borough and may sit for the country, they begin to recollect me!

At this time of national celebration, we recollect and reflect.

What he really did whisper, the minister could never afterwards recollect.

"My dear madam, " said Lady Middleton, " recollect what you are saying. "

However, please don't forget to recollect: once you are waving to yourself on your back smiling.

memorize, remember, recall, recollect, remind.

I lead the way out into the hall, and suddenly I recollect what it was I loved about this night when I was little.

My dear Mary, recollect what a comfortable account you sent me of yourself!

We recollect the hours and days when God came especially near to us and how deeply He moved our spirit.

If we recollect like this continuously, our mind will be clean and gentle.

You recollect the two days we agreed to spend in the place and way each thought pleasantest?

Whenever mentioning school days, they would recollect the endless hours when they sat in the classroom idly and boringly .

No more initializing WSDL files, and no need to recollect the signature calls from the WSDL files.

I must have seen you somewhere, but I can't recollect your name.

He seemed to recollect himself presently, and smothered the storm.

I recollect this, because the poor devil's death was accompanied by a singular incident.

I couldn't recollect all the details of my visit in Europe.

After waken up, the king could not recollect the wisdom.

But the clan is long not is say place of medal aptitude place of honor, also not say to recollect and then can recall.

One alone in the night , may be is the truest. You may recollect lots of things or nothing. Night is your own kingdom , no one can pry.

To recollect the unforgettable past , to face the precious fact, and to expect a beautiful future. May happiness stays with us for ever.

I could not recollect his name to save my life.

This man, bathe small faintly feel some to acquaint with, but how also doesn't recollect that oneself when and where once saw him.

Try hard to recollect what you saw just now.

i followed far behind him , saw him walking and taking a rest to recollect some strength.

I recollect that, fifty years ago, television was still a relatively new medium.

I rubbed my temporal, tight frowned and tried to recollect the previously done topics, hoping to some clues.

Nelly, you recollect me at his age--nay, some years younger.

You smile when you recollect the past, this means that you gre .

form anew in the imagination; recollect and re-form in the mind.

Having been denied by ten persons, the sales man need to recollect his courage.

Look at advice note when me today, recollect those who rise two years to take an examination of grind the life, more it is kind with pride.

Why, do you not recollect the name of the celebrated bandit by whom I was made prisoner?

Whenever we recollect together, we could feel each other's heartbeat. And the expression in our eyes would become very gentle.

Can't you recollect what our father's Christian name was?

I recollect that the weather was cold.

We love childhood; we recollect our childhood moemory.

2 I correctly recollect Rebecca MacGregor's reckoning.

We can recollect the past and reminisce about our old friendship in a more open environment.

I do not recollect that we did.

Recollect the most original and purest smile from the deep heart of people.

I do not recollect that we did.

Recollect the most original and purest smile from the deep heart of people.

They thought it better to recollect and memorize past pleasures in order to derive pleasure from present events.

She can recollect meeting the king.

Like unique, like to recollect the past again, this is the account that he chooses Lin Yifeng to do concert of 3G portal balladry probably.

far as I recollect, you came late.

A Road VS One Person and Recollect.

Could you recollect where he was born?

As far as I can recollect, he wasn't home until 6 o'clock.

We loved the dead will not really left us, in great trouble when we will brighter than ever to clearly recollect them.

We loved the dead will not really left us, in great trouble when we will brighter than ever to clearly recollect them.

I recollect his [him] telling me the story.

Recollect this learning sighing with emotion to some extent at English process's, heart for 1 year.

I am wondering whether perhaps you can recollect where you get it?

I don't recollect how sail a boat.

What will you do, recollect the past, evaluate yourself or divert your attention?

I3o you recollect borrowing 10p from me?

As far as I recollect , there were few people in the village then.

I am at a loss to recollect his name.

Can you recollect how to get there [how you got there]?

Do you recollect where she lives?

Do you recollect meeting her?

You have a good memory, sir, to recollect dates so well.

Do you recollect that Helen came to see us last year?

But this time it is my to no longer is that those oldfashioned photographs recalled recollect.

If only I could recollect it, such A day of days! I let it come and go As traceless as a thaw of bygone snow;

to recollect it, and go back and give it all over again with added circumstance. Such people do not

Recollect your thoughts don't get caught up in the mix

You sigh with emotion when you recollect the past, this means that you were resignation

You are looseness when you recollect the past, this means that you were worldly-wise

You cry when you recollect the past, this means that you were mature

i can recollect its chief incidents as far as she had gone

I recollect oh, donkey's years aGO -- I used to sometimes GO to 'Yde Park of a Sunday afternoon to 'ear the blokes making speeches

remember, bethink, recall, recollect The central meaning shared by these verbs is "to bring an image or a thought back to the mind" :

If yesterday was fine let if recollect and be stationed forever . . . yesterday was sour not smooth ;

Few now recollect Eden's general-election win or Callaghan's proto-modernising;

Now I don't recollect the time I fell in love

I do not go thought that, does not recollect

I, actually, can recollect pieces of story

If only I could recollect it, such

lost my love then be come to recollect