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In effect it seemed to him that, though honor might possess certain advantages, yet shame had others, and not inferior: advantages, even, that were well-nigh boundless in their scope.
thomas mann— Ch. 3 (The Magic Mountain (1924))
We have established complete liberty of conscience , and, in consequence , a complete liberty for mental activity. All free and daring souls have before them a well-nigh limitless opening for endeavor of any kind.
— Theodore Roosevelt, in "The World Movement", address delivered at the University of Berlin (12 May 1910)
Photography as a fad is well-nigh on its last legs, thanks principally to the bicycle craze
— Alfred Stieglitz (1887) in the American Annual of Photography 1897.
