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1
Instead of imparting a clear idea, a
very
erroneous
one was conveyed.
2
We of the court have
very
erroneous
ideas as to Virginia.
3
But he entertained a
very
erroneous
idea of the personal appearance of the hero.
4
Thirdly, this opinion of our superiority is commonly
very
erroneous
.
5
We should, however, be labouring under a
very
erroneous
impression.
6
The Prussian estimate of Russian, of French, and even of English psychology was
very
erroneous
.
7
It would, however, be
very
erroneous
to suppose that the rich alone lie buried here.
8
They have, indeed, given currency to many
very
erroneous
opinions with respect to ancient history.
9
The first of these statements was true in part, and in part it was
very
erroneous
.
10
The common belief that the scales of the crocodile will stop a bullet is
very
erroneous
.
11
There is, at the present day, a
very
erroneous
impression abroad, in relation to the poor.
12
This, of course, gives strangers a
very
erroneous
idea of the average richness of auriferous dirt.
13
There is something truly magnanimous in his temper, but it has taken a
very
erroneous
bent.
14
This account of the matter is
very
erroneous
.
15
This appears to me a very tedious, and I think a
very
erroneous
,
method of proceeding.
16
The question of partition is one upon which, it appears to me,
very
erroneous
ideas are in circulation.
very
erroneous
very