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I want to know all about it, and I am so ignorant.
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I am really so ignorant, I hardly know how to put it.
3
I am not so ignorant on such matters as you may suppose.
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No; she hasn't read enough to be so ignorant even as that.
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To be so ignorant of what was going on was unbearable frustration.
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She was so innocent and inexperienced, so ignorant of all practical things.
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Was he really so ignorant as that; surely he was joking too?
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He cannot organize because he is so poor, so ignorant, so weak.
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But I'm not quite so ignorant, you may be surprised to hear.
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Do you suppose I am so ignorant as not to know anything?
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It's well that tourists come to Italy so ignorant, and keep so.
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Such people are so ignorant! said lady Ann with the utmost coolness.
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Rather say, 'The idea of a bright young fellow being so ignorant!'
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I was still so ignorant then - Itrustedin so many things.
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Of course you don't replied the Platypus, contemptuously, Humans are so ignorant!
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But the next instant she would add, Oh, Ethel, you're so ignorant!
