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I dislike that man Carr, and will not receive him.
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I wish I didn't dislike that man so much.
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How I dislike that man!
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False preachers will dislike that man, because he wishes to make sinners uneasy, while they wish to make them easy.
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The covetous and worldly will dislike that man, for they believe that the world is governed, not by God, but by money.
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He disliked that man with the grimacing mouth.
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From the first I disliked that man, and the way he goes on with Gertrude Morley is simply dreadful.
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He immediately disliked that man.
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He exceedingly disliked that man, sitting up there on his tall horse and grinning like a cruel little ape with a secret.
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"By George, I do dislike that man," said Phineas.
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"I have reasons for disliking that man, and I do not wish the annoyance of his acquaintance."
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"It is extraordinary," he reflected half aloud, "how I dislike that man." She leaned forward a little.
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"Why do I dislike that man?"