1
But she was a most unkind and heartless girl, for all that.
2
You are wrong, Constance, and most unkind to say such a thing.
3
It will be most unkind,- Imightsay worse,-ifyou put me off.
4
She's behaving in the most unkind, brutal way to this poor little lady.
5
The famous diary teems with references, many of them convivial, others most unkind.
6
To me at least, it is most unkind still to deny your identity.
7
They have a most unkind preference for briery bushes, that discourage human intimacy.
8
I'll have you know that your words are most unkind.
9
It would be most unkind to my friend, Madame Wolsky.
10
Dr. Stirbacks will think it most unkind of you; and after all he did for dear Janetta.
11
For aught he knows, you may be saying the most unkind things about him, all the time.
12
It would be most dishonourable, most unkind.
13
His face was the face of the saddest monkey in the most unkind zoo in any world.
14
Sam thought that was most unkind.
15
It was most unkind of you.
16
We are so unfamiliar with everything American that it would be most unkind for him to desert us.
