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- Philip thought of Cronshaw young; and it needed an effort of imagination to picture him slender, with a springing step, and with hair on his head, buoyant and hopeful.85-86 — Chapters 85-86 (29% in)
- The boys, fresh and buoyant, were doing the same things that he had done, it seemed that not a day had passed since he left the school, and yet in that place where at least by name he had known everybody now he knew not a soul.111-112 — Chapters 111-112 (90% in)
There are no more uses of "buoyant" in Of Human Bondage.
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