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• She has forgotten you. (8)
• Now he has forgotten you. (10)
• Alice had forgotten it too. (9)
• Have you forgotten who I am? (10)
• Tell Silva he is not forgotten. (10)
• Or have you already forgotten me? (12)
• I must have forgotten to go to bed. (8)
• You have not forgotten the boulevards? (10)
• You have not forgotten the boulevards? (22)
• But to have forgotten herself like that! (8)
• Some things go too deep to be forgotten. (8)
• Soon he had forgotten it all in his work. (8)
• There they had lain forgotten ever since. (8)
• He had apparently forgotten their presence. (1)
• Everything, even Helen Bellew, was forgotten. (8)
• Nor had he forgotten his experience at dinner. (8)
• What that one was, I have now quite forgotten. (10)
• Next morning he seemed to have forgotten it all. (8)
• You have forgotten that she is always truthful. (22)
• Ah, yes, she was a young lady; he had forgotten. (12)
• She must have locked it for some reason, and forgotten. (8)
• He had never forgotten the discomfort of the experience. (8)
• It occurred to him suddenly that he had forgotten larches. (8)
• Somehow his sisters had forgotten this peculiarity of his. (10)
• Everything else, even the desire for applause, was forgotten. (5)
• She had forgotten this person, and asked Lady Gosstre who it was. (10)
• When the time came she had forgotten all three, and went nowhere. (12)
• She seemed to have forgotten it, and made no movement to dismiss him. (9)
• Harriet seemed quite forgotten in the expectation of a pleasant party. (4)
• He had been thoroughly frightened, and such terror is not easily forgotten. (8)
• General Triscoe could not enter into the joke of being forgotten, apparently. (9)
• Neither he nor the Canadian-born Jolliet have been forgotten in this region. (19)
• For all the period of his maturity he had forgotten the great mother of life. (13)
• A line from you, just a line now and then, only to show me I am not forgotten. (10)
• The little thoughts of self were forgotten, the preconceptions of her training. (13)
• He was suddenly overwhelmed by the conviction that Fleur must have forgotten him. (8)
• The habitation of it at the bottom of his trunk, was not forgotten when it sounded. (10)
• It was evident from the tone of his voice that he desired his emotion to be forgotten. (8)
• She had forgotten her signature to the letter to the professor when his answer arrived. (10)
• I met several who had not forgotten the newspaper-paragraph assertions and contradictions. (10)
• She got up, moved a few steps, and stood still, she had forgotten from where she had come in. (8)
• It had not been forgotten before, but it had been soon acknowledged vain to attempt to fix a day. (4)
• They seem to have forgotten death a little more completely than any of their fellow-citizens, Isabel. (9)
• Forgotten so long, that he had forgotten even that he had forgotten. (8)
• March had forgotten that Heine ever lived in Hamburg, and the young man had apparently never known it. (9)
• The immorality in the moral situation could not be forgotten by one who was professionally a moralist. (10)
• So saying, he recoiled from the proffered sunshade into the pond, which he had forgotten was behind him. (8)
• Like a thing aroused from sleep the forgotten creature started and began to draw the cabman away from us. (8)
• The conductor, seeing himself apparently forgotten, gave his bell a vicious snap, and his car jolted away. (9)
• Her face was not one to be forgotten, and to judge by her tremble of a smile, she remembered him instantly. (10)
• The disappointment of the evening before seemed forgotten in the expectation of what was to happen that day. (4)
• In the tumult that arose among the guests of the restaurant, the body of the murdered man had been forgotten. (12)
• She had not herself forgotten to feel that the marriage of her sister must bring them more frequently together. (4)
• But what I want you to realise is that feelings of horror and aversion such as those can never be buried or forgotten. (8)
• The laws against bribery, made by themselves, are set at naught and those of civility and good breeding are forgotten. (7)
• Nobody at Brookfield could remember afterwards who took Arabella down to dinner; she declaring that she had forgotten. (10)
• Their number is very great, but perhaps those that I fancy I have not read, I have really read once or more and forgotten. (9)
• Next morning she had forgotten both, and sent for a third, simply because his name in the telephone directory had pleased her. (12)
• Dahlia gathered her shawl close, and set an irresolute hand upon her bonnet strings, that moved as if it had forgotten its purpose. (10)
• Michael assured the man that he would receive his money on the morrow, since Wahnschaffe had of course merely forgotten the matter. (12)
• Sir Austin had no glass before him while these ideas hardened in his mind, and he had rather forgotten the letter of Lady Blandish. (10)
• She had almost forgotten the case of Dr. Shrapnel, and to see it shooting up again in the new path of her life was really irritating. (10)
• The spare rooms at the Parsonage had never been wanted, but the absolute necessity of a spare room for a friend was now never forgotten. (4)
• It must not be forgotten that practically all the composers of the early Polyphonic school were singers, able to execute their own works. (3)
• It was while he was standing there, encircled by, pigeons and forgotten by his fellow man, that there came to him a spiritual revelation. (8)
• Then the whole feeling left her, just as in dreams a mordant sensation grips and passes, leaving a dull ache, whose cause is forgotten, behind. (8)
• The Constitution guarantees us all equality before the law, but the law-makers seem to have forgotten this in the case of our literary industry. (9)
• At the point where they might have gone wrong the explanations were renewed with a thoughtfulness which showed that their anxieties had not been forgotten. (9)
• Neither had he forgotten Miss Mollie Greydon who was at the dinner party of the Financier General; Barclugh recalled her beauty and intellectual qualities. (18)

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