He drank the cool air burdened with its taints of the sea, while the blood of his boyhood leaped within him. [Please select]
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If you have been square, so much the better; if not, leave behind the taints of artificial things and start again on the level--that's all. [Please select]
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To make you understand the way in which suggestion acts in the treatment of moral taints I will use the following comparison. [Please select]
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He went on, "He sort of taints an honest idea, doesn't he, by his high-falutin' way of going on about it."' [Please select]
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The corruption which disgraces our Government in the eyes of all good men at home and abroad taints both parties. [Please select]
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"It o'erinforms the tenement of clay," and drives the man mad; or, gives a certain violent bias, which taints his judgment.' [Please select]
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