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attack became untrammeled savages each striving
At once these men of a martial tribe, men who had cheerfully faced the far greater danger of the Hadendowa general attack, became untrammeled savages, each striving like a maniac to secure a mount for himself, and careless whether or not his employers and comrades escaped also.
— from The Wheel O' Fortune by Louis Tracy

and being understood so easily so
For the moment he put all thoughts of what had happened away from him, and gave himself up to the enchantment of understanding and being understood so easily, so lightly.
— from Overlooked by Maurice Baring

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