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inhere Verb [-hering, -hered] inhere in to be an inseparable part (of) [Latin inhaerere to stick in]
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| They come of no accident of character, but inhere in the divine order and constitution of things. How much, therefore, of herself must inhere in a garment so confidential as a petticoat, or so close and constant a companion as a stocking! This was the first fruits and the last of my reading of Dante, in verse, and it was not so like Dante as I would have liked to make it; but Dante is not easy to imitate; he is too unconscious, and too single, too bent upon saying the thing that is in him, with whatever beauty inheres in it, to put on the graces that others may catch. |
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re : in-, in; see in-2 + haer
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