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1 It was a scandalous thing to happen in any kirkyard!
2 And her husband had done this scandalous thing because Rosalyn was his responsibility, his baby.
3 He burst out one day, at luncheon: "The most scandalous thing ! "
4 It is a scandalous thing as a man can't even come home to his dinner!
5 And it's a scandalous thing for a poor man's wife-that'sI-tobe wearing a real ruby!
6 Mom covered her mouth, like me dating the boss' great-granddaughter was the most scandalous thing ever.
7 I asked Mrs. Lynde that and she was shocked and said it would be a scandalous thing .
8 But, my dear fellow, it is a scandalous thing that Finot should levy blackmail in matters intellectual.
9 It was a scandalous thing to do, for underneath the paper is the most exquisite oak panelling, very plain, but very rich in colour.'
10 This cause lasted them near two hours; which, methinks, at this time to be the work of the Council-board of England, is a scandalous thing .
11 The lady's maid never stops saying the most scandalous things about monsieur.
12 But Geoffrey Cliffe has said scandalous things of William.
13 There would be innuendo-thehint of scandalous things .
14 Mother has been saying scandalous things about you.
15 Pee Wee was a major gossip and never ran out of scandalous things to tell them.
16 But that morning he brimmed over with revelations, chaffed himself and owned to all sorts of scandalous things .
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