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Really, Phillip, it's most impolite of them to call you now.
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That was most impolite, but I forgive you since you are my friend.
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In low but most impolite-sounding voices they began to curse the surprised and unhappy Mother.
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Frau Dressler is becoming most impolite.
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Would, indeed, be most impolite.
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That, of course, was a most impolite way for Henrietta Hen to speak to anybody of old Whitey's age.
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Ah, you are most impolite.
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This is the most impolite shoemaker, I suppose, that this polite old town ever saw, if he is a poet.
9
Yuki Chan looked ruefully at the muddy prints she had made and realized that she had been a most impolite little girl.
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I'd probably be a most impolite one before the end of a week, if I had to rush freshies as a steady task.
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I hope that playwrights and other theatre-makers will heed Stephens's clarion call, and that they will do so in the most impolite fashion possible.
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Gerard Maule had gone; and, having offended his sweetheart by a most impolite allusion to Boulogne, had been forced to go as a rejected lover.
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The New Yorker, February 27, 1926 P. 7 Once when audience coughing, John Barrymore inserted most impolite speech right into holy lines of Shakespeare.
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"Don't you know that it is the most impolite thing in the world to look at people when they are changing their clothes?"
