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Meanings of little novelty in English

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Usage of little novelty in English
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Our contributions were not worthy of the country, and showed but little novelty.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
2
There, is, however, little novelty in this costume, which I frequently saw afterwards.
An Englishman's Travels in America / His Observations of Life an...
3
They are but scanty, and I am conscious have little novelty to recommend them.
The Sketch-Book of Geoffrey Crayon
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But each of these displeases him; he finds little novelty.
Reuters
5
Watch how a little novelty can truly rejuvenate your relationship.
The South African
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In certain respects, Goethe's claims held little novelty.
Futures 1
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There is little novelty of incident in these Cantos and the results are exactly the same as before.
The Rámáyan of Válmíki, translated into English verse
8
Such a conservative approach to reproduction made for a biologically simpler world, since it generated relatively little novelty or variation.
The botany of desire: a plant's-eye view of the world
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They neglected to do so, and the result was they came, saw and conquered what little novelty the place had.
Noto: An Unexplored Corner of Japan
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My reader, who expects a little novelty in tragedy, and not these stale and common effects, will never think so.
Suburban Sketches
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He stood at the corner of the misty street and stared at the little novelty shop on the opposite corner.
The saint of dragons
12
There is nothing left but society, and I don't like foreigners and should find little novelty in England-andmany reminders!
Senator North
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In fact the little novelty soon came to supplement one of the eight acts on the program, thus eliminating a number.
Star-Dust: A Story of an American Girl
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In truth, the most significant thing about the day's cargo run may be that there is little novelty to it whatsoever.
Wired
15
Perhaps the idea of shooting with a matchlock, or wheel-lock, might, if put in practice, at least afford some little novelty.
The Amateur Poacher
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TBS itself had tried to inject a little novelty into the time slot by putting George Lopez there, at great cost and some marketing effort.
The Guardian
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