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1
How he would have received the
more
timid
Phoebe is another question.
2
Pulcheria Alexandrovna was indeed growing
more
timid
the longer she kept silent.
3
Again, in a lower and
more
timid
voice, she repeated his name.
4
Oswald, on entering the apartment of Corinne, felt
more
timid
than ever.
5
The government, by contrast, has taken a much
more
timid
approach.
6
The fonder he grew of her, the
more
timid
and self-distrustful he became.
7
Nor did this misfortune of their predecessors render the new consuls
more
timid
.
8
With them I was much
more
timid
than with the neighbours.
9
No, we must not make them
more
timid
,
replied the wise Red Arrow.
10
As he descended, the
more
timid
ones scurried for their caves.
11
Jasiek had almost forgotten his danger and threw no
more
timid
looks around.
12
It need scarcely be added, so did her
more
timid
companion.
13
He had been trained not to frighten his
more
timid
neighbors.
14
A
more
timid
man would have had difficulty with his Cabinet.
15
On my unexpected entrance, Mrs. Sherwin started, and looked
more
timid
than ever.
16
His voice, too, trembled, for he was still
more
timid
than I was.
more
timid
more