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no time at all

  1. see in no time.



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Faessler took no time at all to have an impact, bundling over after less than three minutes to make it 5-0 to the visitors and stunning the crowd at a chilly Stade de France, where the temperature dropped to 1C.

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Apparently, Miss Mortimer’s attention was now wholly fixed on her current students, and she had no time at all to think of Penelope—why, she had not even replied to the last letter Penelope had sent, even though Penelope had marked it Urgent: Alarming News Contained Within, underlined twice.

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Rather, the kind headmistress had assured her that in no time at all she would outgrow the uniform altogether, at which point she could simply wrap it up and return it by post, so that one of the “little” girls could wear it.

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“Miss Lumley—I mean, Penelope—what a perfect treat it is to see you! Feels like a long time, and no time at all, if you follow my meaning.”

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She and Brightbill would climb in, fire up the engines, and be home in no time at all.

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