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... curious feeling
that my alcoholic condition was ...
BB
More About Alcoholism, p.42
But the moment I made up my mind to go through with the process, I had the curious feeling that my alcoholic
condition was relieved, as in fact it proved to be.
2.
... curious, I
wondered what had got into ...
BB
Bill's Story, p.9
3.
... curious mental
phenomenon that parallel with our ...
BB
More About Alcoholism, p.37
But there was always the curious mental phenomenon that parallel with our sound reasoning there inevitably ran some insanely trivial excuse for taking the first drink.
4.
... curious to
discover how and why, in ...
BB
There Is A Solution, p.20
Doubtless you are curious
to discover how and why, in
the face of expert opinion to the contrary,
we have recovered from a hopeless condition of mind and body.
5.
... curious to
know how you got well.
BB
Working With Others, pp.92-93
Even though your protégé may not have entirely admitted his condition, he has become
very curious to know how you got well.
6.
... curious to
learn why his own convictions ...
BB
Working With Others, p.93
But he will be curious to learn why his own convictions have not worked and why yours seem to work so well.
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