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Meanings of so seldom in English

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Usage of so seldom in English
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It's so seldom one can talk to anyone that comes from England.
A Town like Alice
2
The road was so seldom used that it seemed only a ruin.
The Lair of Bones
3
Lavender, and in expressing her regret that they so seldom saw her.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
4
The smile which touched his lips so seldom was on them now.
Thyrza
5
He honestly admired the young fellow who so seldom lost his temper.
The Puppet Crown
6
Something to do with her elven heritage that she'd so seldom discussed.
Dhampir
7
Young men so seldom consider these matters until it is too late.
A Fair Barbarian
8
But the fact is, I so seldom see anything of him-scarcely ever.
John Gabriel Borkman
9
The subtle play from which they so seldom rest, night or day.
The Bride of Dreams
10
It's so seldom I get an opportunity of being proud and grand.
A College Girl
11
Touclé was looking at her, Touclé who so seldom looked at anything.
The Brimming Cup
12
But why does it so seldom have all the facts before it?
A Miscellany of Men
13
It's so seldom I can do anything-dolet me help you now.
Sisters Three
14
Pray what is the meaning of my hearing so seldom from Bath?
Memoirs of the Life of the Rt. Hon. Richard Brinsley Sheridan — ...
15
Ah, this was the beautiful marriage joy, that earth so seldom witnesses.
The Wedding Guest: A Friend of the Bride and Bridegroom
16
My husband so seldom raised his voice that it silenced the room.
Song of the Nile
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