Cassandrain a sentence
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Like Cassandra recently told me: I just don't know how Cassie would respond to that label, "martyr."† (source)
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And you are a great-great-granddaughter of the celebrated Seer Cassandra Trelawney?† (source)
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All I could make out were the names of the dead women: Viola, Cassandra, Serenity, Larcinia, Delia.† (source)
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Not Cassie for Cassandra.† (source)
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You have the same look Cassandra had in Troy, or Jim Bowie at the Alamo—as if you're under siege.† (source)
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And I wish my name was Cassandra or Alexis or Ma-ritza-anything but Esperanza-but when I tell them my name they don't laugh.† (source)
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Boo was the one who suggested Cassandra.† (source)
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A pair of Cassandras.† (source)Cassandras = people who predict doom
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She seemed to stand, to lurk, behind the neat picket fence of a small, grimly middle-class yard or lawn, looking out upon the whatever ogreworld of that quiet village street with that air of children born too late into their parents' lives and doomed to contemplate all human behavior through the complex and needless follies of adults—an air Cassandralike and humorless and profoundly and sternly prophetic out of all proportion to the actual years even of a child who had never been young.† (source)
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CASSANDRA: The house reeks of death and dripping blood.† (source)
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A pile of Cassandras, Harlequins and Columbines, jolted along high above the passers-by, all possible grotesquenesses, from the Turk to the savage, Hercules supporting Marquises, fishwives who would have made Rabelais stop up his ears just as the Maenads made Aristophanes drop his eyes, tow wigs, pink tights, dandified hats, spectacles of a grimacer, three-cornered hats of Janot tormented with a butterfly, shouts directed at pedestrians, fists on hips, bold attitudes, bare shoulders, immodesty unchained; a chaos of shamelessness driven by a coachman crowned with flowers; this is what that institution was like.† (source)
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Cassandra, she's my oldest," she put in for Lee's benefit, "has decided she wants a tattoo."† (source)
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Cassandra would be shamed.† (source)
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Cassandra had a beautiful daughter named Andromeda....† (source)
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It was Cassandra, one of the elder's wives.† (source)
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"Her name is Cassandra Melissa Clarissa Patricia Inez lona Rhodes and she weighed"—Misty slung her arms around Dean's neck and squeezed—"fifteen pounds and four ounces."† (source)
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