We have no meanings for "unbent so" in our records yet.
1 He unbent so far as to supply a clue.
2 At last poor Flossie, weary of conjecture, unbent so far as to seek counsel of Miss Bishop.
3 He dazzled the governor and his ladies, and unbent so far as to accept four glasses of burgundy.
4 Even the missionary ladies unbent so far as to say they would miss my bright face and merry chatter.
5 If Katy went he wished her to look her best, and he unbent so far as to try to check her tears.
6 Faiz Ullah unbent so far as to jest with the policemen, and Scott turned purple with shame because Hawkins, already in the saddle, roared.
7 As day followed day, Mr. Hodden unbent so far as to talk frequently with Miss Jessop on what might almost be called equal terms.
8 For the first time in his official career he had unbent so far as to manifest a personal interest in the welfare of his master.
9 "I've been very near it more than once," he said to his particular friends, when he unbent so far as to be confidential.
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