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1 The douce, comfortable people of Ulster were less picturesque and less demonstrative.
2 Still Dumbarton Castle is not a whit the less picturesque for that.
3 There was another element, less picturesque and equally characteristic, along the waterfront.
4 A country walk less picturesque could hardly be found in England.
5 Joan Ferriby had found the malgamite workers less picturesque than she had anticipated.
6 Men are naturally more progressive than women, and therefore less picturesque .
7 The 'voyageur' and 'courier de bois' still exist, though, generally, under less picturesque names.
8 It became less gossiping and less picturesque ; but much more accurate, and somewhat more scientific.
9 It has made the country prosperous but less picturesque .
10 The crowd presented effects that were no less picturesque .
11 Now it stands out clear, less picturesque than it was in the time of Bocardo prison.
12 That is the truth:-itis perhaps less picturesque but certainly more in accord with common sense.
13 It is equally quiet, and even less picturesque .
14 That of animated nature was not less picturesque .
15 But the cause of the change in her was something far less picturesque , something concrete and sinister.
16 These gave features more or less picturesque to the country that are not observable in New England.
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