How realistically, how importunately, how pitifully she took form before him!
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Yet it haunted him, though at rare intervals, and not importunately.
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Not the less, however, came this importunately obtrusive sense of change.
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Year by year the government grows more importunately parental, the citizenry more obediently childish.
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His advice was never asked, and, when obtrusively and importunately offered, was coldly received.
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But she had only meant it for that evening, and he had gone on importunately.
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They, however, importunately demanded a treaty from the United States government in return for their loyalty.
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Being asked importunately I thought to myself, 'Lord is giving me a chance to preach the gospel.
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Georges was in high favor with the khan, and was importunately urging the condemnation of his rival.
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I gave a clasp-knife to the chief, when another of the party most importunately demanded a tomahawk.
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Secrets the bark and bud scales hide have been revealed to those who have patiently and importunately inquired.
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He was constantly being invited to the house, and then pressed importunately by all three to stay the night there.
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Her last thought as she fell into a dreamless slumber was a prayer for the two for whom she had been so importunately pleading.
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I'd been dreading an importunately male, grandstanding performance, a clunkingly authored doc that turned out to be too much about the presenter than its ostensible subject.
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Other women have induced premature labour by rupture of the membranes or by prostaglandin suppositories or both Feldman F D, Hamilton J C (2006) Serial factitious disorder and Munchausen syndrome by proxy in pregnancy. International Journal of Clinical Practice 60: 1675-1678.. These extreme cases illustrate the strong wish that some women have to bring pregnancy to an end; occasionally they importunately demand premature delivery, whatever the risk to the infant.
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He was a younger son of a family living at Cleve Prior in Worcestershire. At the age of 15 he entered the service of Sir Francis Bacon, and later acted as his seal-bearer or secretary. When Bacon became lord chancellor, Bushell accompanied him to court. Bacon instructed Bushell on minerals, by his account;In a treatise Mr. Bushell's Abridgment of the Lord Chancellor Bacon's Philosophical Theory in Mineral Prosecutions (London, 1650), and in the Extract by Mr. Bushell of the Abridgment [of Bacon's Theory], printed for the Satisfaction of his Noble Friends that importunately desired it (London, 1660).
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