Conversion
In general, conversion is the transformation of one thing into another. Several specific examples of conversion have articles, including:
- Conversion of units
- Religious conversion
- Conversion syndrome
- Two-point conversion
- Type conversion
- CHS conversion
- Code conversion
- Criminal conversion
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intolerably lonely. Ellen, especially, continued to grieve and
passionate weeping. The old Lowbridge doctor told Rosemary that
eat, Rosemary had flung herself on her knees by her sister's
nothing to you? We have always loved each other so."
"I won't have you always," Ellen had said, breaking her silence
left all alone. I cannot bear the thought--I CANNOT. I would
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So she promised readily, though Ellen made rather a fearsome rite
vacant room, and both vowed to each other that they would never
normal cheery poise. For ten years she and Rosemary lived in the
giving in marriage. Their promise sat very lightly on them.
eligible male creature crossed their paths, but she had never
Rosemary. As for Rosemary, Ellen's obsession regarding that
lately. Now, it was a merciless fetter, self-imposed but never
from happiness.
It was true that the shy, sweet, rosebud love she had given to
that she could give to John Meredith a love richer and more
Martin had never touched--that had not, perhaps, been in the girl
him back to his lonely hearth and his empty life and his
years before, on their mother's Bible, that she would never
contrary, he talked for two good hours on the least lover-like of
Rosemary. The later began to think that she had been altogether
grotesque. She felt flat and foolish. The glow went out of.
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