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But he had not been able to go wholly through.

She was a being wholly different from any he had ever known.

In truth the idea was not a wholly new one.

Even so, culture will not be wholly within management's control.

Now it had given way to a wholly other view.

I saw time with a wholly different idea of it.

Until he came here and finally gave himself wholly to somebody else.

It was not wholly lost to them yet, but nearly.

But after this he would never again be wholly free.

From that point on she gave herself wholly over to him.

And they are only a small part of a wholly natural film.

For the first time in years I was wholly free of it.

It was dark before they came wholly out of the water.

It was good to see someone wholly involved with something beyond himself, especially these days.

But now we know him better, as he knows himself, so our sense of the experience is wholly different.

In the heart of night, the sky is wholly black.

And yet not wholly, it seemed, was he able to return.

"There may be those here who are not wholly what they seem!"

Or rather, I was not completely and wholly with her.

And yet - the great world below was not wholly dark.

Not, however, by moving control wholly out of popular hands.

He could no longer wholly doubt what she was saying.

By the time he looked out again, something wholly new was happening.

It was wholly out of the question to try to write.

As you know, I am no longer wholly in his confidence.