10) ready to acknowledge its utility in counteracting unpleasant smells ("si me odor alicujus loci offenderit, Arabiae aliquid incendo"), is careful to say that he scorns to offer it as an accompaniment to his heartfelt prayers (Apol. [Please select]
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He scorns me, he has always scorned me. [Please select]
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Ghosts ought to be white; but terror scorns all prejudice. [Please select]
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Presents and mementoes have been showered upon him, but his proud soul scorns anything like payment for his services. [Please select]
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'It symbolises that base Darwinian cosmogony which Carlyle spits at, and the great and good John Ruskin scorns.' [Please select]
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A British officer might do it and they would say, "Behold how he scorns to shirk responsibility." [Please select]
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Restore them to thy master; or, if he scorns to accept them, retain them, good friend, for thine own use. [Please select]
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