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Of English Literature and especially of poetry he was an omnivorous reader.
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I am an omnivorous reader with a strangely retentive memory for trifles.
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His father had been an omnivorous reader, and had amassed a large library.
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An omnivorous reader seldom is narrow, and seldom is profound.
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He is on omnivorous reader and a clear thinker.
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See what it is to be known as an omnivorous reader-youget no mercy shown you.
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Like many Edinburgh shopkeepers, Mr. Traill was a man of superior education and an omnivorous reader.
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Like all Frenchmen of his type he is wonderfully intelligent, full of humor, and an omnivorous reader.
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He was an omnivorous reader, and, like Silas Wegg, was inclined to "drop into poetry."
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She was an omnivorous reader.
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He is an omnivorous reader, and there is not much recorded of the Near East that he does not know.
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At college, in fact, he was simply an omnivorous reader, studying only so much as to pass muster in the recitation-room.
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On the other hand, I was an omnivorous reader of everything which did not concern my profession, and a dabbler in military history.
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Strong in her superior knowledge, for she was an omnivorous reader of fiction-andGreek names were fashionable last November-shepassed that point also.
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Here, indeed, the printed word might riot as it pleased in the joyous variety and chaos of that truly omnivorous reader of herbivorous capacity.
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He was well born, wealthy, able; he was full of humour, quick to grasp a subject, an omnivorous reader and student, a famous sportsman.
