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London, I grant you, is not, and never was, a fair specimen.
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His linguistic cleverness was a fair specimen of his general quickness of intellect.
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In America we should call him a pretty fair specimen of a waster.
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That is a fair specimen of the exaggeration of his fears.
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The above is a fair specimen of a shopman- afavourablerendering.
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This is a fair specimen of a master at his best.
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This has been a very fair specimen of Brother Jarrum's representations and eloquence.
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Is that a fair specimen of the average sales of shawls?-Yes.
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But, Smith, don't you think Margaretta quite a fair specimen of a girl?
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The election in the second district is a fair specimen.
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This was a fair specimen of the performance of every member of the troupe.
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Johnny was a fair specimen of the boys, as Ann was of the girls.
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He is a fair specimen of the whole of them.
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Incidentally this illustration gives a fair specimen of mediæval melody of the earlier period.
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These ten lines are a fair specimen of the diction of the entire volume.
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Yet she was only a fair specimen of the village.
