• Then no motive can be imagined why God should lie?
• About midnight, as I imagined, I arose and drew the slide.
• The imagined discovery is purely fictitious and accidental.
• But here was no spectacular battle-field such as he imagined.
• He imagined the whole regiment saying: "Where's Henry Fleming?
• It had been imagined that she "would not know," and would think she was traveling upstream.
• Miss Mapp had not imagined that Time and Eternity combined could hold so embarrassing a moment.
• As he imagined himself passing near a crowd of comrades, he could hear one say, "There he goes!"
• You never imagined a sweeter schooner--a child might sail her--two hundred tons; name, HISPANIOLA.
• She did so, and Don Quixote was left the strangest and most ludicrous figure that could be imagined.

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