• Assailed by poignant doubts
• Doubts and he were struggling.
• McGowan ceased, a prey to his doubts.
• After an eternity of resolutions, doubts, and indecisions
• But his doubts and questionings fled before her presence.
• 'He has doubts, you say, and gives up his living, and all without consulting me.
• It would never do to fix the doubts of the detective by going elsewhere that night.
• He had grave doubts, indeed, if there was any future for mankind after he was dead.
• "You have no lingering doubts as to the identity and utter unworthiness of the man?"
• He doubts as soon as he is assailed by the objections which his inquiries may have aroused.

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