However, these horses are as nimble as cats, and almost as keen-sighted.
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The young men composing this arrival were of this keen-sighted order.
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Most of our large periscopes were shattered by keen-sighted German snipers.
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O Jungfrau Els, I have the hunter's eyes, which are keen-sighted!
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He knew no man more indulgent and keen-sighted than him.
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You are all far too keen-sighted for me to say any more on that point.
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At every step in the hitherto discouraging struggle Portia Van Brock had been his keen-sighted adviser, prompter, ally of proof.
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Well, if you are not, I can only say you're not so keen-sighted a lawyer as I thought you were.
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Moreover, Henry was precocious and keen-sighted beyond his years, and was not long in discovering his idol's predilection for his friend.
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Walpole was a very shrewd and keen-sighted man, but he did not understand Queen Caroline or her feeling towards her husband.
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Egmont and Horn were men of reckless daring, but they were not keen-sighted enough to perceive fully the consequences of their acts.
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He was too keen-sighted, I suppose, to require spectacles, though how he managed to see in that light I could not tell.
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A bee-hunter must be a most keen-sighted fellow, although there is not so much difficulty in the pursuit as may at first appear.
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Many of the traits that Wills saw in Whicher became the stuff of the fictional detective hero: he was ordinary-looking, keen-sighted, sharp-witted, quiet.
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Dispense with ornaments and colored patterns, glue up the eyes of the keen-sighted, and all men under heaven will learn to see for themselves.
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What will be the end of this hideous concatenation of traitors betrayed and the revelations of the keen-sighted Incorruptible?...