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nbsp;nbsp;He had to stand to injustice, cruelty, humiliation, lt;

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nbsp;nbsp;He had to stand to injustice, cruelty, humiliation, lt; misery and despair.
nbsp;nbsp;He had his own principles lt; and he lived by them.
nbsp;nbsp;He was totally lt; his own man.
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nbsp;nbsp;He was not lt; afraid of challenging life.
nbsp;nbsp;After his death some of his cousins moved lt; into the house.
nbsp;nbsp;Later some other family bought the house lt; the Penbrokes.
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nbsp;nbsp;They were fond of hunting, going out, lt; arranging parties and receptions.
nbsp;nbsp;They despised education and looked down lt; upon those who had any.
nbsp;nbsp;They did not take lt; care of the library.
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nbsp;nbsp;No one denied they were affectionate, tender-hearted lt; people, but unfortunately, all of them were awfully silly.
nbsp;nbsp;They almost destroyed the house: ugly lt; curtains, uncomfortable chairs, no style, no taste, no imagination.
nbsp;nbsp;But the house lt; was a unique masterpiece.
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nbsp;nbsp;It couldnt be lt; destroyed.
nbsp;nbsp;The masterpiece was to influence the lt; people living in it.
nbsp;nbsp;The Penbrokes were like actors moving on lt; the stage following some unseen stage-manager.
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nbsp;nbsp;The house seemed to smile at all modern lt; ideas imposed on it.
nbsp;nbsp;I could feel gentle, unnoticed influence lt; of its spirit.
nbsp;nbsp;It was more lt; than a building.
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nbsp;nbsp;It was real art, a masterpiece lt; of incredible beauty.
nbsp;nbsp;Some days ago I came across Mr. Penbroke and lt; was amazed by the way he had changed.
nbsp;nbsp;I wish you had heard lt; him saying this to me.
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nbsp;nbsp;Dear friend, you cannot even guess how enormously lt; I adore country life in this remote corner of the world.
nbsp;nbsp;I am doing my best to catch up with lt; foreign languages.
nbsp;nbsp;Im going to read lt; every book about Sir Wren.
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nbsp;nbsp;I believe he had great spirit: it is still alive lt; inside the house.
nbsp;nbsp;I keenly lt; feel it.
nbsp;nbsp;It was a new lt; Мr. Penbroke.
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nbsp;nbsp;It was not the Мr. lt; Penbroke I had known.
nbsp;nbsp;He had lt; developed.
nbsp;nbsp;He had become a charming person of lt; remarkable character and many interests.
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nbsp;nbsp;Now he was a sensitive, responsive gentleman, lt; who could feel people and be of great interest to them.
nbsp;nbsp;Greek and Latin are lt; of great interest to me now.
nbsp;nbsp;This amazing news was published by lt; numerous newspapers and magazines across the world several years ago.
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nbsp;nbsp;A Norwegian catching trawler was working in the lt; Northern Atlantic.
nbsp;nbsp;On the 24th of September 1990 the crew saw a young woman on the iceberg wearing lt; an old- fashioned dress.
nbsp;nbsp;She said that her name was Vinny Coats, she was a passenger of the lt; quot;Titanicquot; and managed to save herself on the night of the shipwreck.
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nbsp;nbsp;The woman was sure that the quot;Titanicquot; had left Southampton the lt; previous day, and that the date was the 15th of April 1912.
nbsp;nbsp;The woman did not want to believe that 78 lt; years had passed since that day.
nbsp;nbsp;The captain of the trawler said that the woman lt; was holding a handbag with a ticket to the quot;Titanicquot;.
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nbsp;nbsp;She was taken to the trawler and all the way to lt; Oslo she was asking the crew to bring her back to the ship.
nbsp;nbsp;After arriving in Oslo the lists of passengers of the quot;Titanicquot; were checked, and it lt; was found out that the name Vinny Coats was on the lists of the ship passengers.
nbsp;nbsp;In Oslo the mysterious lt; woman was put into hospital.
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nbsp;nbsp;For ten years psychiatrist D. Holland and 27 lt; other specialists were observing her.
nbsp;nbsp;Her story was recorded many times, and every time she told the same story lt; without any variations which proved she was not inventing it.
nbsp;nbsp;The specialists could not classify her condition as psychiatric disease and lt; at the same time they could not explain her behavior.
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nbsp;nbsp;D. Holland said, quot;I myself cant believe what I am saying now, but we are having an impression that this lt; woman had been in anabiosis during 78 years before she was taken off the iceberg.quot;
nbsp;nbsp;All people are different, and our characters influence lt; and define our behavior in life situations.
nbsp;nbsp;Actually we dont realize why we behave in this particular way, we are not aware lt; of the fact that our actions are determined on the level of subconsciousness.
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nbsp;nbsp;Sometimes it is difficult to explain why we dont sympathize with a nice, lt; easy-going and well-behaved person and we cant change our opinion to the better.
nbsp;nbsp;But it turns out that our features of character dont correspond to his or lt; hers, and well never be on friendly terms.
nbsp;nbsp;Reliability is perhaps one of the best features of lt; the persons character.
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nbsp;nbsp;Its the greatest virtue but unfortunately you lt; dont often meet such people.
nbsp;nbsp;This quality is lt; especially important in men.
nbsp;nbsp;We often seek broad-mindedness in people lt; as such people can really understand us and become true friends.
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nbsp;nbsp;We canoed down Maines Saco River that lt; September afternoon, enjoying the summers golden sunlight.
nbsp;nbsp;The deer watched our lt; flotilia pass.
nbsp;nbsp;That evening we were sitting around the campfire, lt; staring at stars.
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nbsp;nbsp;Once I bought a home lt; Full stop
nbsp;nbsp;Do you like tea or coffee lt; Question mark
nbsp;nbsp;What a nice dress lt; Exclamation mark
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nbsp;nbsp;I liked it so much that I avoided examining its possible defects lt; Full stop
nbsp;nbsp;Is Mark resting or working lt; Question mark
nbsp;nbsp;How clever lt; Exclamation mark
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nbsp;nbsp;After it was mine, I found it needed insulation, a new roof, a new heating system, windows, a new septic system everything lt; Full stop
nbsp;nbsp;Did you or didnt you take it lt; Question mark
nbsp;nbsp;Read the letter, please lt; Exclamation mark
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nbsp;nbsp;That old house cost me far more than I could afford lt; Full stop
nbsp;nbsp;What do you like: tea or coffee lt; Question mark
nbsp;nbsp;Dont touch it lt; Exclamation mark
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nbsp;nbsp;The cost in stress was even higher lt; Full stop
nbsp;nbsp;Why did Ann not come to the party lt; Question mark
nbsp;nbsp;What a beautiful present lt; Exclamation mark
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nbsp;nbsp;I had refused to look at complexities lt; Full stop
nbsp;nbsp;Why didnt Ann come to the party lt; Question mark
nbsp;nbsp;I am so glad to see you again lt; Exclamation mark
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nbsp;nbsp;Im beginning to understand, I think, what simplicity means lt; Full stop
nbsp;nbsp;Who doesnt know this rule lt; Question mark
nbsp;nbsp;It was so delicious lt; Exclamation mark