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Meanings of great fancy in English

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Usage of great fancy in English
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I have a great fancy to see this lodger of yours, Mrs.
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The dogs seem to have taken a great fancy for the breed.
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He seems to have great fancy and fervour and some deep thought.
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I must tell you that I took a great fancy to her.
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Uncle Win had a great fancy for sending her to Mrs. Rowson.
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They took a great fancy to me, and we were always together.
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Gradually, however, he has come to take a great fancy to me.
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We have a great fancy for laughing, a great fancy have we!
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She will be pleased-shehas taken a great fancy to you.' He shrugged.
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Mrs. Elton took a great fancy to Jane Fairfax; and from the first.
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I had seen it before, and took a great fancy to the game.
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He had taken a great fancy to the granddaughter of a celebrated master.
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The Queen instantly took a great fancy to this black creature.
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She had taken a great fancy to the sweet young face.
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He had taken a great fancy to her from the start.
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The attorney's clerk had taken a great fancy to the sagacity of Partridge.
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