Definitions
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- noun one of the twelve Apostles (first century)
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Examples
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Now my theory all along has been that Lady St. Simon was decoyed away by Flora Millar, and that she, with confederates, no doubt, was responsible for her disappearance.
Sole Music 2010
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She got out of jail saying that oh, we ` re going to take her to St. Simon ` s so she could get help.
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GRACE: To you, Mark Williams, why did the judge let her go to a fancy posh rehab at St. Simon ` s Island?
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Jane, my whole life since I was about 4 years old, I ` ve been going down to St. Simon ` s Island on the Georgia coast.
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St. Simon the Canaanite, whose feast is commonly joined with that of St.Jude. —
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D'Eichtahl was a follower of St. Simon, and introduced Mill to the latter and to works of Auguste Comte.
John Stuart Mill Wilson, Fred 2007
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It seems to me when Our Lady gave the scapular to St. Simon there was a similar significance.
Some thoughts on wearing the Scapular of Our Lady Terry Nelson 2006
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Stars might come loose, Prime Ministers be knighted, Archdukes restored, towns swallowed up by earthquakes, together with all other forms of catastrophe, so long as Jack Muskham could blend St. Simon on Speculum with the right dashes of Hampton and Bend Or; or, in accordance with a more original theory of his own, could get old
Flowering Wilderness 2004
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One believes St. Simon and Benvenuto and partly believes the
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When the drill was firmly based on the surface of the planetoid, St. Simon hauled his way back to his ship along his safety line.
Anchorite Randall Garrett 1957
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