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Eleanor Gray—the world is small, the life of it persistent; generations repeat themselves, and each is young but once.
THE MILITANTSMARY RAYMOND SHIPMAN ANDREWS
Nevertheless, the calling of guide was kept in the same family for generations.
THE RIVERS OF GREAT BRITAIN; RIVERS OF THE SOUTH AND WEST COASTSVARIOUS
For three generations now our family have pursued a constructive policy.
SONNIE-BOY'S PEOPLEJAMES B. CONNOLLY
All these relics, as well as the fire-buckets hanging in the rear hall, have been in the family for generations.
HISTORIC HOMESMARY H. NORTHEND
In the morning three generations of Crawshaw would be homeless.
LANCASHIRE IDYLLS (1898)MARSHALL MATHER
Dorfield is an ancient city and has been inhabited for generations.
MARY LOUISE AND THE LIBERTY GIRLSEDITH VAN DYNE (AKA L. FRANK BAUM)
It takes at least two generations to outgrow the pernicious influence of such circumstances.
SPEECHES, ADDRESSES, AND OCCASIONAL SERMONS, VOLUME 1 (OF 3)THEODORE PARKER
We have all come away, and those who were after us for generations.
A LITTLE PILGRIM MRS. OLIPHANT
Other wholesome counsel, which he added, made the Farewell Address a priceless heritage to the generations that came after him.
THE GREATER REPUBLICCHARLES MORRIS
They keep silence, these people, under the yoke they have borne for generations.
OUR JOURNEY TO THE HEBRIDESJOSEPH PENNELL AND ELIZABETH ROBINS PENNELL

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