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• Indeed, as Koontz states " " Ere long the growing group known as"
• There is only Shakespeare's admonition : " Love that well which thou must leave'ere long ."
• The murmur of suffering throughout the land rose ere long into a mighty cry for deliverance.
• I took the bridge to the 21st century and ere long an antique traveler met I thereon.
• No matter which controls you use, a few will be resistant, and those few will be multitudes ere long.
• As to our trombonists, having thus unwittingly scandalized the congregation, they rendered themselves obnoxious, lost favor and ere long were relieved.
• While, on the other hand, Arunasur, the king of the demon surrounded by his army, went ere long to the Heavens.
• The last clause, which says " which thou must leave ere long ", emphasizes this point, because the reader must eventually leave his youth.
• In 1753 she removed with her family to the city of New York, where Murray became ere long one of the wealthiest and most respected merchants.
• What accounts for the persistence and recent renaissance of albeit, when so much of its Chaucerian cohort ere long went thither and we know not hereof?
• The streets in this part of the town are as yet incomplete, showing at present certain gaps, which will ere long be filled up with handsome houses.
• "If you hold this stock it seems to me you are bound to realize ere long the full value of your pictures, " the canny Frick wrote to the gallery in 1914.
• What I have gone through the last seven years is so reacting on my physical and mental constitution, that ere long I shall be incapacitated even in doors should be opened unto me.
• According to the Glasgow Herald ( usually no friend of nationalism ), " Ere long the commercial community will be sighing for a banking William Wallace to free them from southern oppression ".
• The key to these two interpretations lies in the very last line, " this thou perceivest, which makes thy love more strong, to love that well which thou must leave ere long ".
• But this dark day, it is believed, has to a threat extent passed away; and increased hope and renewed enterprise promise ere long to restore this fine village to more than its former prosperity.
• So : If you happen to be in western Scotland ere long, and you see a solitary fellow walking along the beach, stop and ask him what's in that sterling flask in his hip pocket.
• :. . . back to the worship of the Dark, and of Melkor the Lord thereof, at first in secret, but ere long openly and in the face of his people . ('Akallab阾h'~ " The Silmarillion ")
• Lee felt that because " this country will settle ere long, " if the board were to send " a few good, pious settlers " then " an incalculable benefit " would benefit " generations yet unborn ."
• Ere long, Charles who hitherto had fewer than 1, 500 men, was at the head of an army which, though very deficient in arms and equipment, was not greatly inferior in numbers or enthusiasm to that of Parliament.