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Meanings of gentle reader in English
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Usage of gentle reader in English
1
You may have had like hopes under similar circumstances, my gentle reader.
2
You did not, gentle reader, the first time it came to you.
3
I spare thee, gentle reader, the minute inventory of Fawley Manor House.
4
Now, gentle reader, just suppose that the other door had been locked.
5
For the rest they are committed to the indulgence of the gentle reader.
6
But the gentle reader who may imagine this is much mistaken.
7
Perhaps, gentle reader, you would wish me to go in quest of another.
8
And now I take leave of thee, kind and gentle reader.
9
Now, gentle reader, that is all I know of the battle of Resacca.
10
And now, gentle reader, I wish you luck with your run.
11
Have at you, gentle reader, with a tale of Two Drovers.
12
Such secrets, gentle reader, might, if revealed, attaint the lady's character.
13
And now, gentle reader, what think you constituted a good funeral?
14
Shall I reveal to you, gentle reader, what Tom told me long afterward?
15
The gentle reader has the joy of doing the thing, and escaping the penalty.
16
The gentle reader shall have the tale in plain narration.
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