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But then one autumn afternoon, she appeared in his alcove in need of a confidant.† (source)
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But through Susan I began to see my role as a parent in a new way—as a mentor and confidant, rather than as a buddy.† (source)
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Reenie and I were confidants by then, on this matter; we'd put our heads together.† (source)
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I eat breakfast with my mother and Prim and head out in search of a confidant.† (source)
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Not only was he the senior cardinal, but he had also been a confidant of the late Pope, a fact that elevated his esteem.† (source)
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During the war, Lincoln and Seward had become good friends and trusted confidants.† (source)
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Heartfelt confessional letters, as if he were a friend close to her heart, a confidant.† (source)
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They are my friends, partners, and confidants in this project.† (source)
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My confidant was told all this by a Jew who escaped.† (source)
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Even my own ancestors, who were confidants of the great Samaranth, did not know the secret.† (source)
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Well, sure, but I'm more his confidant.† (source)
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While Max had many confidants—his father, Bob, Cooper, even Hannah—it suddenly struck him that David was very much alone.† (source)
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In the ten years I had been in the kingdom, I had progressed from Billy's subject of patronage to tutor, to confidant, to friend, but never did I pretend to understand this disheveled enigma.† (source)
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Dessie, who had more friends than anyone in the whole valley, had no confidants.† (source)
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Scott figures this guy is going to waltz off with this thing for dealer invoice, being a friend and confidant of Mr. Norman.† (source)
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People who never had known what it was to enter the gate of the Mayor's yard unless it were to do some menial job now paraded in and out as his confidants.† (source)
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