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for one thing |
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She was, for one thing, physically and mentally suited among these new surroundings. I really liked Bloomfield better; for one thing, his poem was written in the heroic decasyllabics which I preferred to any other verse. I asked you for one thing, I came to you for one thing--not to leave me. |
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