• "It's the beginning of bad habits."
• "Now, scientists, you know, have fixed habits.
• What effect do such habits have on the audience?
• 'Better begin now, then; bad habits, like weeds, grow apace!'
• Early habits predominate strongly in dogs, and indeed in other animals.
• If you know those habits, you can predict just what they will do at any time.
• Their only character is composed of the habits they have been led to acquire.
• "Do you see any good in acquiring good habits, instead of bad ones?" asked Constance.
• The angels do not want tailors to make their clothes: their habits come out of themselves.
• He presented this tribute very seriously indeed; it was no trifle for a man of his habits.

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