| (They will soon reappear) | |
| - And then reappear. | |
| - She disappears from her home in England only to reappear here in Paris under our very noses. "With... | |
| - You'll rub the bottle, and Cyrus will reappear, and we'll be together again. | |
| - is about to miraculously reappear! | |
| (They will soon reappear) | |
| - And then reappear. | |
| - She disappears from her home in England only to reappear here in Paris under our very noses. "With... | |
| - You'll rub the bottle, and Cyrus will reappear, and we'll be together again. | |
| - is about to miraculously reappear! | |
| "Some believe that Zarek is immortal and... "that from the flames of time he reappears in infinitely varied... "whirling reality... | |
| "The golden vision reappears!" | |
| 'Tis then the Blue Moon reappears, which comes but once each hundred years. | |
| - Disappears there and reappears here. | |
| - I'll tell you when it reappears. | |
| "Some believe that Zarek is immortal and... "that from the flames of time he reappears in infinitely varied... "whirling reality... | |
| "The golden vision reappears!" | |
| 'Tis then the Blue Moon reappears, which comes but once each hundred years. | |
| - Disappears there and reappears here. | |
| - I'll tell you when it reappears. | |
| "...which entered the man's left ear, and, having pierced the skull, reappeared through the right." | |
| "After some 3 quarters of an hour, the door opened, and the badger reappeared. " | |
| "Last week the mark reappeared." | |
| 'Lenin reappeared on the night of the 6th November 1917, 'leaving this safe house for the Bolshevik HQ.' | |
| 'Seven weeks later, the Arab force reappeared outside Akaba - 'catching the Turks totally off guard.' | |
| And she keeps seeing this guy everywhere, like, he keeps appearing and reappearing and appearing and reappearing, because, like, he basically is everywhere, because he's, like, a ghost. | |
| Anyway, she has her way of disappearing and reappearing. | |
| Charles reappearing is not what matters. He remains in my heart, so I can't give it to anyone else. | |
| For more than life cause you problems, you'll keep reappearing From the ashes. | |
| He's always vanishing for months at a time, then reappearing without explanation. | |
| "...which entered the man's left ear, and, having pierced the skull, reappeared through the right." | |
| "After some 3 quarters of an hour, the door opened, and the badger reappeared. " | |
| "Last week the mark reappeared." | |
| 'Lenin reappeared on the night of the 6th November 1917, 'leaving this safe house for the Bolshevik HQ.' | |
| 'Seven weeks later, the Arab force reappeared outside Akaba - 'catching the Turks totally off guard.' | |
| And she keeps seeing this guy everywhere, like, he keeps appearing and reappearing and appearing and reappearing, because, like, he basically is everywhere, because he's, like, a ghost. | |
| Anyway, she has her way of disappearing and reappearing. | |
| Charles reappearing is not what matters. He remains in my heart, so I can't give it to anyone else. | |
| For more than life cause you problems, you'll keep reappearing From the ashes. | |
| He's always vanishing for months at a time, then reappearing without explanation. | |
