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1
Some pretty things are in them, but faded and
rather
shabby
now.
2
My uniform is getting
rather
shabby
;
the buttons and lace are quite tarnished.
3
The swords and crossbows they carried appeared
rather
shabby
and mass-produced.
4
No doubt the cities of that period were
rather
shabby
affairs.
5
Robinson led the way to a
rather
shabby
brick house standing by itself.
6
This was an older and
rather
shabby
residential district, not too well lighted.
7
The slender,
rather
shabby
looking stranger was not calculated to inspire much confidence.
8
Everything had grown
rather
shabby
,
only Uncle Geoffrey had not found it out.
9
Tommy handed over a
rather
shabby
green notebook, and Tuppence began writing busily.
10
Here were located the
rather
shabby
yellow meeting-house, Cowdin's tavern, Dea.
11
I say, Cowperwood, I've played a
rather
shabby
trick on you just now.
12
Isn't it
rather
shabby
after what the doctor said to us?
13
The house, to begin with, was small and
rather
shabby
.
14
No doubt, as you imply, the cities of that period were
rather
shabby
affairs.
15
The son is a very respectable-looking man, but
rather
shabby
.
16
Lilian Boyd entered the small,
rather
shabby
room, neat, though everything was well worn.
rather
shabby
rather