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About 10 or 12 years ago That anecdote about Gen. Grant's remark at Chicago, is in a sort of kinship with another remark evincing memory highplaced — a remark which was made to me in Europe 3 or 4 years ago by a Personage whose name, like Grant's, is widely known in the world.
'Who Is Mark Twain?' 2009
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Lord Ardeyn was too highplaced for that, and Lord Tylar still an upstart, though a valued upstart.
Elvenblood Lackey, Mercedes 1995
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I am pleased indeed that it was possible because of some highplaced assistance in British-Canadian relations here at Toronto to see his suggestion followed and I am confident that I speak for you all.
Britain in 1971 1971
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