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nevermore

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nev·er·more  (nvr-môr, -mr)
adv.
Never again.
nevermore [ˌnɛvəˈmɔː]
adv
Literary never again
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Adv.1.nevermore - at no time hereafter; "Quoth the raven, nevermore!" -E.A.Poe
never again
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nevermore [ˈnevəˈmɔːʳ] ADV → nunca más
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I nevermore will see her or think o' her, but thou shalt be beside her.
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And a blessing be upon your labors; so that the time may hasten on, when the mission of Mother Ann shall have wrought its full effect,--when children shall no more be born and die, and the last survivor of mortal race, some old and weary man like me, shall see the sun go down, nevermore to rise on a world of sin and sorrow
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