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1 Perhaps it would not then seem so lonesome and she was cold.
2 You'll not be so lonesome with some of your people living there.
3 Then, if my cousin comes, your mother will not be so lonesome .
4 Suppose he grew so lonesome and depressed he just couldn't stand it?
5 I was so lonesome down there that I had to write, I think.
6 Because you were lonesome, and there is nothink so lonesome as a jack-snipe.
7 It was getting so lonesome anyway, and now it'll be worse.
8 And then she, poor broken-hearted mother, she might not be so lonesome then.
9 But it's so lonesome out there I haven't the heart to send her.
10 Your mother has just about cried herself sick, she's so lonesome without you.
11 I do wish you would come in - it 's so lonesome , she said again wistfully.
12 She's so lonesome , poor child- Ican'tsay as I blame her.
13 But you'll be so lonesome at home, Margaret, when your mother's with us.
14 Ned's all I have in the world, and it's so lonesome without him!
15 Surely, father, there is nothing so lonesome as beauty when the heart's lonesome!
16 He would have had her move to a place not so lonesome ; she refused.
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