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The skeptic and the superficial reader may reply: This saying is utterly unreasonable.
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Hence that terrible unity which only the superficial reader could mistake for monotony.
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To a superficial reader, this may, perhaps, appear as the acme of selfishness.
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But a superficial reader must take care, or his intricacies will bewilder him.
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The most superficial reader must be charmed, we think, by the liveliness of the narrative.
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One characteristic of the present publication will not fail to offer itself to the most superficial reader.
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To take another example: the great features of the character of Hotspur are obvious to the most superficial reader.
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Such are the ordinary operations of war: its relations to strategy must be evident, even to the most superficial reader.
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She touches upon religious themes in a manner to make the superficial reader apprehend that she cultivates some polytheistic form of faith,-extremesmeet.
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But the most superficial reader of the Gospels must see at a glance the wide variance between such a view and that of Christ.
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Superficial readers believe it was the military men who destroyed the Roman republic!
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"You will find," Mrs. Plinth interposed, "that we are not superficial readers."