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a tougher and more redoubtable adversary than the heel-clicking, jackbooted fanatic†
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observed the prince, impatient to measure swords with so redoubtable an antagonist.† (source)
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Noirtier, the redoubtable, was the next morning 'poor M.† (source)
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He was redoubtable, not in virtue of his office, but because of his unwarrantable assump- tions.† (source)
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Danny, the redoubtable Danny, lay on his back.† (source)
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redoubtable scholar of the Renaissance†
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born of a redoubtable family†
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Our boat lay along some miles from the redoubtable bank on which Cook's vessel was lost, 10th June, 1770.† (source)
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He thought he must hasten to pro- duce his tale to protect him from the missiles already at the lips of his redoubtable comrades.† (source)
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Once again I refused a throne, for I would not believe that the mighty Tardos Mors, or his no less redoubtable son, was dead.† (source)
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In the mean time, the children of Esther were true to the spirit they had inherited from their redoubtable mother.† (source)
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Luffey, the highest ornament of Dingley Dell, was pitched to bowl against the redoubtable Dumkins, and Mr.† (source)
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Meanwhile she folds up a cocked hat for that redoubtable old general at Bath, descriptive of her melancholy condition.† (source)
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Bert was redoubtable.† (source)
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But I learned at my expense that Father believed there was another animal even more dangerous than us, and one that was extremely common, too, found on every continent, in every habitat: the redoubtable species Animalus anthropomorphicus, the animal as seen through human eyes.† (source)
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They remain, I suspect, a redoubtable seduction tool.† (source)
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