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He consoled her when her father passed away. [verb]
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The central console sees the display for the stereo, with the sat nav on top followed by the air conditioning system. [verb]
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The organ is situated at the east end of the south choir aisle, with the attached console facing east. [verb]
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But Carne, for many good reasons--which occurred to his mind long afterwards--controlled his fury, and consoled his self-respect by repaying in kind the contempt he received. [verb]
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Twemlow's cheeks as she spoke of her mysterious affliction; and her husband, who knew that she was not weak-minded, consoled her by sharing her sorrow. [verb]
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Our mutual hatred was again concealed beneath an access of sensual desire, and I again consoled myself with the reflection that these scenes were reparable faults. [verb]
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I sought to console her by maintaining silence in regard to her parents. [verb]
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The party against whom judgment was awarded consoled himself by observing, 'She (i.') [verb]
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Alice remained sobbing in Edward's arms, and Edith in Humphrey's, and it was long before the brothers could console them. [verb]
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Alice and Edith kissed her and consoled her, and she became calm again. [verb]
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And as Edward prayed, little Clara knelt and sobbed, while Alice caressed her with her arm round her waist, and stopped at times her prayer to kiss and console her. [verb]
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