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limit of endurance

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See: capacity, maximum


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The sidewalks were wider than any causeway; the street itself was immense, and it quaked and gleamed and it seemed to Wilhelm to throb at the last limit of endurance.
In this delicate and punctual dissolution of a restraint through its own self-consumption, one identifies the trait of a sensation experienced just at the limit of endurance.
Today's business flyer, whose struggles with packed planes and frequent delays took the bloom off air travel long ago, may have reached the limit of endurance.
 
 
 
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