1
The princess had never been so gay, so unconstrained, and so witty.
2
Perhaps I wouldn't have told it if Pollen hadn't been so witty.
3
No hen so witty but she layeth one egg lost in the nettles.
4
That her sense was so great, and so witty her pate
5
He would have helped her, he was so witty, so funny, so active.
6
You remind me of a saying of Michaud's-hewas so witty!
7
Goring, himself began to think it not so witty as he had fancied it.
8
She is so witty and lively that every one must listen when she talks.
9
We shall be a charming little party, and so witty.
10
Notwithstanding his sufferings, I never found him so pleasant, so witty, and so entertaining.
11
It is so witty a sarcasm that I almost think Mr. Froude manufactured it himself.
12
Who was so proud, so witty and so wise.
13
I've had a heavenly day watching these very clever actors being so witty and inventive.
14
Never was censure so quick as hers, never criticism so biting, or satire so witty.
15
Our friend is so poetical, so witty, so charming.
16
He is a great man in his profession, so clever, so witty, so scholarly, everything.
