according
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advanced
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age
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an
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apocryphal
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artist's
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as
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ascertain
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at
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back
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before
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better
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brought
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but
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by
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chastisement
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Clough
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Collier
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corrector
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death
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deceived
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difficulty
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guessing
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have
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He
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his
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How
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in
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influenced
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is
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it
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J
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learned
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mildly
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From this reading Mr. Collier was, to put it mildly, the Shapira of the old corrector.
mindnounUS /maɪnd/
The element of a person that enables awareness and thought.
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misdeeds
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more
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Mr
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of
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old
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once
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only
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or
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own
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Payne
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possible
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public
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punished
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put
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really
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recently
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regard
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Ritson
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say
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Shakespearian
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Shapira
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story
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that
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the
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their
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to
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was
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who
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why
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wicked
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works
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would
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