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1  II,  86 |                     86. My fancy makes me hate a croaker,
2  II,  86 | one who pants when eating. Fancy has great weight. Shall
3  II,  139|  excitement, and always to fancy that the satisfaction which
4  II,  139| and deceive himself by the fancy that he will be happy to
5  IV,  274|   yielding to feeling.~But fancy is like, though contrary
6  IV,  274|    says that my feeling is fancy, another that his fancy
7  IV,  274|    fancy, another that his fancy is feeling. We should have
8 VII,  430|   it, suggested by his own fancy. He has so little knowledge
9 XII,  759|   not desire Him whom they fancy.) It is evident that it