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    More than a minute passes before Franz speaks again; squinting at the sky, he begins to reminisce further about the time he spent in the youngsters company.†  (source)
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    Mother moved about the house with the vitality of ten people, mixing tinctures and essential oils, directing her employees between making funeral arrangements and cooking for every cousin and aunt who dropped in unannounced to reminisce about Grandma.†  (source)
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    He had begun to reminisce now of his wife, Abigail Wilde, remembering her youth in Liverpool and how, when they had first met, at a ball, they had spoken until sunrise about the complicated imprecisions in hand-copied maps and the lack of standard Continental measures.†  (source)
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    We spent the whole evening reminiscing.†  (source)
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    Having toasted the Grand Duke and reminisced of days gone by, the old friends shifted their attention to the upcoming congress of RAPP, which turned out to be the Russian Association of Proletarian Writers.†  (source)
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    Periodically the club would get together to sing, dance, reminisce, and raise money to help various charities.†  (source)
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    Barbara feels each mile and, as the hours pass, reminisces about her life, while Cedric, nervously cracking sunflower shells, has his eyes fixed ahead.†  (source)
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    Vince and I sat together at the church dinner, reminiscing about our earlier dates, and for the first time I felt as though we were good friends again.†  (source)
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    But of all the secret punishments that Chacko tormented Mammachi with, the worst and most mortifying of all was when he reminisced about Margaret Kochamma.†  (source)
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    Everyone likes to reminisce, but no one wants to listen, and everyone feels annoyed when someone else tells a story.†  (source)
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    Ruth reminisces.†  (source)
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    While Adam seemed saddened by the reminiscing, Kelley loved hearing about his crazy stunts—the belly flops, the bridge jump—but she was deeply touched by the story of his refusing to take the life jacket off at the lake because his mother had told him not to.†  (source)
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    They drank healths, told stories, sang songs, 'reminisced', as the old folks say, and had a thoroughly good time.†  (source)
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