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Mr. Malbone would hardly imagine you had been bred in a Christian land.

It is the result of apprehension and misapprehension, and bred of race-fear.

"So I've a right to do, being born and bred to the bar," says Sir Condy.

All the wicked fellows whom I remember at the university were bred at them.

There was a neighbour of mine, a farmer, who had two sons whom he bred up to the business.

Bred in coldness and severity, this had rescued him to have a warm and sympathetic heart.

Some architects have been bred in this room; a few, I think, Mr Pinch?'

"But you have not been bred for danger," scoffed the Countess.

It is a sin of our race that the Eugenics Office should have bred out--but they have failed.

But she had been bred to self-control, and she betrayed nothing.