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to come out, or to appear
- From his conversation, he spoke in a soft, deep-toned voice, there emerged the vague rumour of the London streets by night.19-20 — Chapters 19-20 (36% in)
- Clutton, who never read, had heard them first from Cronshaw; and though they had made small impression, they had remained in his memory; and lately, emerging on a sudden, had acquired the character of a revelation: a good painter had two chief objects to paint, namely, man and the intention of his soul.47-48 — Chapters 47-48 (69% in)
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