The defects of all sentimental writing are noticeable in him, but they are palliated by his wonderful feeling, and by the passionate sincerity even of his insincere passages. [Please select]
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Luckily for Caesar the letter which he brought was considered satisfactory, and this palliated his fault in losing the horse. [Please select]
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That another contemplated no worse a deed than he had contemplated in no way palliated the hideousness of the other's offense. [Please select]
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Saul, perceiving that he had sinned, confessed his transgression, but palliated it by saying that he feared the people. [Please select]
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What Froude says is, "A practice which by the law was always forbidden could be palliated only by a danger so great that the nation had become like an army in the field." [Please select]
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Parasyte had provoked them to such a degree that the misdemeanor was palliated, if not excused, and it was deemed best to say nothing about it. [Please select]
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