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Our immense length of seaboard and the proximity of the Gulf Stream are also agents for engendering our variable climate.
THE GREAT ROUND WORLD AND WHAT IS GOING ON IN IT, VOL. 1, NO. 53, NOVEMBER 11, 1897VARIOUS
So much glory, however, produced its usual effect in engendering jealousy in little minds.
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, VOLUME 58, NO. 362, DECEMBER 1845VARIOUS
He never uses vulgar bad language himself, but has a singular power of engendering it in others.
CERTAIN PERSONAL MATTERSH. G. WELLS
In other words, the kosmic mind in engendering materiality and spatiality has set up therein a kosmic order or geometrism.
THE MYSTERY OF SPACEROBERT T. BROWNE
In the production of a form life stamps upon it, once for all time, the path of its engendering action.
THE MYSTERY OF SPACEROBERT T. BROWNE
And therefore they may with more facility be cumbered in their engendering, and be the more ready to take injuries.
SERMONS ON THE CARD AND OTHER DISCOURSESHUGH LATIMER
Probably in crowds they had rubbed elbows a dozen times with no engendering of friction.
BACK HOMEIRVIN S. COBB
The first instance of a female still preserving the faculty of engendering males, is presented by the queen bee.
NEW OBSERVATIONS ON THE NATURAL HISTORY OF BEESFRANCIS HUBER
Of all human passions, is not pride alone incapable of engendering anything base?
THE DUCHESSE DE LANGEAISHONORE DE BALZAC
In the little pause that followed Benham had a feeling that Sir Philip was engendering something still more personal.
THE RESEARCH MAGNIFICENTH. G. WELLS

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