He had put it all together, which was why he referred again to the stop at the garage, for often he didn't want to talk about what had to be talked about, hoping that whatever it was would go away of its own accord.
He referred, again and again, to Trump's smear of Mexican immigrants as "rapists" and to his denigration of women as pigs or dogs.
Today she refers, again, to the "bowling debacle".
When I asked them if they were bitter about their experience in prison, where they had all served long terms, they referred again to Tahrir Square.
Such types had never appeared on tombs before, and they refer, again according to Michelangelo, to the inevitable movement of time, which is circular and leads to death.
"They were looking out for me," he said, referring again to his unseen companions.
"We never wanted to do anything but pay a fair price," he said, referring again to Dr. Lee's property.
"We have had no help from the board," the West Indies captain said and he would later refer again to their lack of support as disappointing.
He ends the book by referring again to this odd bird, though now the addled chick of childhood has become O'Connor's "literary chickens walking backward" — against the grain, comic, tragic, queer, unnatural.
