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Perhaps because it was so terse; perhaps because it was so characteristic.
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His smile broadened-thiswas so characteristic of New York in the eighties.
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He has lost that vivacity and pertness so characteristic on the plantation.
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He smiled again-thegame half-weary ,half-tenderlyamused smile which was so characteristic.
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He sent gruff little answers, over which Cecily laughed, as so characteristic.
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John smiled as he folded up the letter, so characteristic of Dick.
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Their arguments are stated in the speeches which are so characteristic of Thucydides.
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There was something wonderful, something so characteristic, about the way Jack played checkers.
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It was so characteristic; exactly what she would have expected him to do.
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It is so characteristic of the man that it can hardly be omitted:
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The strong domestic instincts so characteristic of the Hebrew race had full gratification.
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They had the chivalry towards woman so characteristic of the West.
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Lilámani smiled very tenderly at that so characteristic touch; but she said nothing.
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Neither have that rapid movement, so characteristic of the genera Lacerta and Iguana.
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His reply was so characteristic of the man that it is here given:
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It was so characteristic of her, and she had such a wonderful character.
