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We can then live in a style more agreeable to our taste.
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Nothing was more agreeable to him than the uttering of generous sentiments.
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Nothing can be more agreeable than the career of a successful artist.
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Sartain, Judith; few convarse better than yourself, and none more agreeable, like.
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Her head is turned also, but in another, a more agreeable direction.
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It would be happier for them, and more agreeable to their friends.
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She found Haiti and Santo Domingo more agreeable than she had supposed.
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Philip could not remember when he had known a more agreeable host.
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To console a widow is more agreeable than to court a maid.
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Now be pleasant, and let us converse on some more agreeable topic.
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But let us not speak of this, but of things more agreeable.
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I replied, that her pleasantry was much more agreeable than her anger.
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The glimpses of Nature's revolutions which we have enjoyed are more agreeable.
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And now I come to the more agreeable part of my defence.
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And consider if magnanimity, freedom, simplicity, equanimity, piety, are not more agreeable.
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Mr. Hazlehurst, I hope you have come home more agreeable than ever.
