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...said from seeing the extremity to which his father is reduced by the loss of his eyes. Kdij. And worn I may be yet ; the worst is not So long as we can say, this is the wont. This is bearing ills without thought of flying to others that we know not of. The worst is in...

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...about Lady Russell s temples had long been a distress to him." — Miss Austen, 'Persuasion,' chap. i. The worst is not So long as we can say, This is the worst. ' King Lear.' " He i« always sure of finding diversion, when the VKtrst comes to the worst."— Addison....

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