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What a queer mixture of strength and mystery-thisman she had married!
2
Your father certainly was a queer mixture of surprises and contradictions.
3
He was a queer mixture of fire and ice, of sensuality and self-restraint.
4
M. Binet uttered a gross laugh, a queer mixture of cynicism and contempt.
5
You are a queer mixture of child and man, of brute and noble.
6
What a queer mixture you are of-oftown and country, Joany.
7
Blue Bonnet's look was a queer mixture of relief and indignation.
8
These were scarcely grey at all, but a queer mixture of slate-blue and sea-green.
9
His head turned-therewas a queer mixture of questioning and apprehension in his look.
10
I flew over the territory ahead on two sweeps, and it is a queer mixture.
11
Cadby's old landlady greeted me with a queer mixture of fear and embarrassment in her manner.
12
This girl, with her queer mixture of naivete and conceit and examination-room pedantry, decidedly amused him.
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Because you're such a queer mixture, I think.
14
His face was purple, and full of a queer mixture of hate and horror and pleasure.
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He's such a queer mixture, you see.
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They responded with a queer mixture of French liveliness and savage stolidity to the colonel's jocose advances.
