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Her best-selling reminiscences of life in rural Mississippi.
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There were many tears, but afterward the house rang with laughter as the reminiscences and stories started. (source)reminiscences = things remembered from the past
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Harry allowed him thirty seconds of reminiscence before clearing his throat loudly.† (source)
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She had a low tolerance for reminiscence, bitterness or nostalgia.† (source)
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With him, during some previous period of boyhood reminiscence, of confidences exchanged.† (source)
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Hatter considered the sadness, the mournful reminiscence, in the reverend's tone.† (source)
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It is clear from the transcript of Bickel's reminiscences that his interviewer does not quite know what to do with that information.† (source)reminiscences = things remembered from the past
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But Teccam claims that out of all the spirits, only wine is suited to reminiscence.† (source)
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I was accompanying so-and-so at the time ...' and once he had pinpointed a particular accompaniment by its date, like a milestone at the road-side, he let his memory range on over other and invariably less important reminiscences.† (source)
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I only wish to talk a while, pass a moment or two in friendly reminiscence.† (source)
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All were engrossed in early-night reminiscences about dreams, figures, premonitions.† (source)
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Lost in reminiscence, Sadie forgot about the camera, not noticing when Bryan began to release the shutter.† (source)
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He and the American senator greeted each other as old colleagues and they were to be seen together for much of the remainder of that day, laughing over reminiscences.† (source)
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A lot in the way of bilious reminiscence has been written about sex by survivors of the fifties, much of it a legitimate lament.† (source)
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She felt sometimes that their memories wreaked havoc with their grieving, for despite the heroism that marked their ordeal, their reminiscences were not always rosy.† (source)
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Because Caleb was old, the young man had thought, of course, he would be garrulous and full of reminiscence, but he was wrong.† (source)
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