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Meanings of fine scorn in English

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Usage of fine scorn in English
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Her eyes flashed and there was a fine scorn in her tones.
One Day / A sequel to 'Three Weeks'
2
But she, with a fine scorn of argument, made the audacious answer:
The Helmet of Navarre
3
Passion was overmastering him as he watched the fine scorn in her eyes.
The Odd Women
4
He has a fine scorn for the old order of things.
There was a King in Egypt
5
And one rude listener named Jasper Jay screamed with fine scorn:
The Tale of Dickie Deer Mouse
6
She came forward proudly, a fine scorn in her eyes.
The Deluge
7
Ach, a railroad conductor! exclaimed Uncle Caspar, in fine scorn.
Graustark
8
He has a fine scorn for money as money.
Arms and the Woman
9
The fine scorn he had heard before in her voice thrilled her from head to foot.
The Deliverance: A Romance of the Virginia Tobacco Fields
10
As she spoke she bent upon him in fine scorn her brilliant eyes dark and piercing.
Idle Hour Stories
11
I saw the pure resolve, the generous faith, the fine scorn of doubt, the impatience of suspicion.
Prue and I
12
A fine scorn came into his eyes.
Gordon Keith
13
Ladies who have supped exclusively off silver, show a fine scorn for the common ware of the cottager.
Initials Only
14
Mrs. Otis observed, with fine scorn.
The Treasure
15
With fine scorn he cried:
Stories of the Prophets (Before the Exile)
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Human folks is many of them very poor witted, Thomas concluded, with fine scorn, and then he was silent.
Medoline Selwyn's Work
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