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Meanings of so blithe in English
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Usage of so blithe in English
1
Will both appear in this evening's papers?-theone so blithe, the other so tragic?
2
The other couples in the center look so blithe.
3
The damsel did come on so blithe and bright.
4
What is this music that makes me so blithe?
5
Oh, Sherbrooke, when first I knew you, who was so blithe and joyous as myself?
6
I like the morning, it is so blithe.
7
Never had they so welcome a guest, nor one at whose coming they were so blithe.
8
Then laughed Vortiger-hewas of evil most ware-washe never so blithe ere in his life!
9
And it is all so blithe and gay!
10
To the lark so blithe and gay.
11
Yes, he's rather keen on the church bells never having rung out so blithe a peal before.
12
I tell ye, I'm so blithe to-night
13
Never have I been so blithe of mine own kin, when they should come hither to my lands.
14
Hengest heard this, fairest of all knights, then was he so blithe as he was never in his life.
15
I thought the cool, moist air had never seemed so sweet and fragrant; that nature's garb had never seemed so blithe.
16
But, amongst them all, none was so blithe at his home-coming as the fair and prudent lady who was his wife.
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So blithe across language varieties
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