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1
She had always hated herself for her lack of tears; it was
so
unwomanly
.
2
Mr Beecham, Harold, I am so sorry I was
so
unwomanly
,
and said such horrible things.
3
It troubled her to remember that now, she wished she could take it back, it sounded
so
unwomanly
.
4
Nothing could have induced me to do anything
so
unwomanly
except that you are the only man in town.
5
I hope not so , good neighbour; pray, for your poor children's sakes, do not
so
unwomanly
cast away yourself.
6
It was, if he chose so to accept it, an explanation of how she came to do
so
unwomanly
a thing.
7
Mrs. Blake said that it was impossible that Lottie could be so lost to all sense of propriety, so wicked,
so
unwomanly
-
8
But I disdain to plead my cause with
so
unwomanly
a heart,-thatmeasures the baseness of others by what it knows of its own.
9
How could you confess to aught
so
unwomanly
!
There was a warmth in Amélie's tone that was less noticed by herself than by her companion.
10
"But you must listen to me, Major Lawrence; you must learn why I did
so
unwomanly
an act."
so
unwomanly
so