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It is not strange, then, that those who wrote of him should have eked out their scanty recollections with a lively fancy.

I often began to see pictures or experience recollections of ancestors that lived upon the land.

Oh! do not repeat what I then said. These recollections will not do at all. I assure you that I have long been most heartily ashamed of it.

but I do not suppose I should ever have set down my recollections if the hazards of the war had not taken me to Tahiti.

The name of the child, the air of the mother, the tone of her voice, all awakened a train of recollections in his mind.

It was one of the agreeable recollections of the ball, which she walked about the lawn the next morning to enjoy.

For this reason she drove from her the recollections of her early youth and her first relations with Nekhludoff.

The general couldn't forget what he had experienced, so he decided to write down his recollections of the war.

As he spoke, he seemed to be examining the other attentively, as though seeking to summon up his recollections .

Every age has its own stuff and games of popularity, leaving those grown up in this age with unfading recollections.

I wish I were in a quiet island with only you, and trouble, and danger, and hideous recollections removed from me.

What is interesting, however, is the unconvincing nature of his wartime recollections.

Only when pressed would they mention the moments of deep fear and horror that made up the more painful recollections of the war.

The dreadful recollections of being caged by Tesla made him look about for a way to take his own life.

and I can never be in company with this Mr. Darcy without being grieved to the soul by a thousand tender recollections.

There were the recollections of those who ceased in the interval to be denizens of this world.

recollections of some of these conflicts are embodied in the Gilgamesh epic, in the literary and courtly form that has come down to us.

Mr Blustein has mined a wealth of material, some of it from the notes and recollections of those present at closed-door meetings.

This book consists of my recollections of a man with whom I was thrown into close contact at long intervals.

His father plays a particularly dominant role in his recollections of a childhood marked bv numerous moves and family separation.

Putting together the portrait of Rutherford in Cathcart's book with my own recollections of Teller, I find striking similarities.

from the recollections of the work team , let us take a moment to empathize a little.

She would later entitle her unpublished recollections of her life in China, Memoirs of a Foreign Devil's Daughter.

That did me good; it was a real blessing. Those are my recollections, my life.

Time had expunged from his all recollections of the terrible events he had witnessed.

Each memory he procures is carefully labeled and stored in a glass vial, including his own earliest recollections.

Naturally this should make us wonder which of our preferences, attitudes, or phobias even, might be based on false recollections.

Disturbed the night to sing to sing the dim light the lower levels become out of my mind sad recollections.

His book is not a biography in the ordinary sense; rather is it a series of recollections.

I felt a burning glow mount to my face ; for bitter and agitating recollections were awakened by the allusion of marriage .

and not a day went by without a solitary walk, in which she might indulge in all the delight of unpleasant recollections.

That evening together is one of my happiest recollections.

While Greenwood moves forward, the movie moved in, with its recollections of segregation.

contains humorous tributes, recollections and a farewell to Princeton campus life.

You may want to ask family members, whose recollections can jog your memory.

These fond recollections lingered with me like a kind of homesickness, leaving me dejected.

When you analyze a problem, your mind does just what you tell it to, but when you gaze out the window, recollections arrive unexpectedly.

Patients' recollections were heavily coloured by the procedure's worst moment and its last moment.

The every tile in the ruins is lying on the earth with the vivid recollections of my own, left to their own device.

The most interesting parts are the author's personal recollections of his first visit to China in the mid-1980s.

While tracing her recollections, she embarks on a paradox-filled voyage within her own memory and the memory of those she encounters.

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

There were moments when doubts as to his own recollections occurred to him.

Gathers in this in half year, our 8 classes have had too many happy recollections and the unforgettable experience.

The excitement sparked recollections of the much-hyped technology initial public offerings (IPOs) of the first internet boom.

Their all once numerous everyone hysterically recollections to pass along in front of her.

Personal vignettes and recollections are by no means the sole content of Memoirs.

Carey modelled Oscar's character in part on the childhood recollections of Edmund Gosse in his memoir Father and Son.

After decades of aborted attempts at an autobiography, Twain had decided by early 1904 to dictate his recollections to a stenographer.

In many recollections warm picture, performs unceasingly in a this moment curtain.

I know, recollections of the past will become addicted, like drunk so addictive, even like a sinking so addictive drug.

See photo, see still bearing flowers posture, surprise, excitement, recollections.

Became dim recollections the next morning.

Texture of old trees from virgin forest and mottled surface show recollections of years and thoughts of new life.

First, we feel it stirring within us, a sweet unrest; then back come the recollections one by one, like homing pigeons.

Every social movement leaves behind recollections at once insightful and misleading.

So far as was possible I checked my recollections with the data of Dr. Grayson, before his lamented death in 1938.

I thought that among those surroundings, with their recollections of his boyhood, Dirk Stroeve would forget his unhappiness.

For one subject, a donkey in the background of a barnyardphoto brought back a flood of recollections.

They are different from their older brothers in that they don't have many recollections of the war. They are not as worn out.

from William Cowper , "Recollections of Margate. " Men talk of killing time, while time quietly kills them.

Some of the recollections are faintly ironic or gloating.

I'm sure many others have similar recollections. The food would be ready and we'd hear, "Come, it's getting cold. "

But how no matter saying that they are in my life travelers, once these recollections will also deposit in my memory.

Recollection The old letters brought many recollections to mind.

We hope to express the recollections of the lost childhood through this film.

If the brain was in departments, in what section were recollections stored?

those is some recollections of happinesses , pleased recollection , sad recollection is also a painful recollection.

Still, something is lost in witnessing Kevin in the flesh instead of through Eva's unreliable recollections.

The pink recollections can be painted.

Evidently, in the process of depicting one's past, artists select their own recollections to modify a collective memory.

A train of nice recollections runs across my mind when speaking about my college years.

His feelings are notintheleast changed or lodened; and his love remains as fresh, as man's recollections of boyhood are.

Extending along with those recollections.

and the rose, with all its recollections, has crumbled to dust also.

I know it's neither your fault nor mine, but let it go will be better. The most beautiful love will be resumed in recollections.

Lourey's recollections led them to a location where they soon started to dig.

Yet it's a method that works a definite magic. It gives Twain's volume of mostly 19th century recollections a distinctly 20th century feel.

It's hard to forget, and some recollections may hurt us throughout our entire lives.

I have many recollections am about you, but you biased thought that you are the passer-by armor.

About two personal recollections, it doesn't matter I can remember.

When the glory of the past, as today's recollections, the Mongols can imagine the pain of mind, it is a kind of hopeless and miserable.

It loaded so many recollections, very full.

This exhibition hopes to fill in the gaps in our recollections of the past.

In the process of thinking and contradicting I have recollections and appraisal of myself.

It is recollections such as these that confirm Ascoli as a tricky opponent.

I see, in the past was only section of happy recollections, to?

Sorry, I have only dim recollections.

One of my few vivid recollections of early childhood has to do with a winter morning when I was four years old.

If the cross can make God forget, then it can erase our recollections too. Why not follow God's example?

Nelly consents, and Lockwood writes down his recollections of her tale in his diary;

Recollections of Tommy by the original technical personnel including Terry Rawlings the music editor

Recollections of Life in Isolated Shanghai

Recollections About National Health Administration During the Period of Anti-Japanese War

Discussion on Chinese Modern Novels of Childhood Recollections

Recollections of Postal Reform and Development in Shenzhen

To recollections of my childhood;

Recollections of life in the Far East

"Recollections of Lincoln, " by Henry Villard (February 1904)

Recollections of the Yellow House

The yellowed-diary in the drawer has found its recollections

Recollections and Letters of Lee

I am always waiting here for the unforgettable recollections

But keep the recollections still