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A plain and likable man, a lover and husband to be sure of.
2
He is the most likable man I have ever met.
3
He was a likable man, and clearly a resourceful one.
4
Roy McElroy proved to be, at first sight, an enormously likable man, well-groomed, beautifully dressed.
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But he's a likable man, and he may be telling the truth; I don't know.
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A likable man, and a skillful doctor and surgeon.
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He must be an exceedingly likable man.
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He was an extremely likable man; I became very fond of him, and I believe the feeling was reciprocated.
9
There was no more likable man in the west, and no better rider, either; but riding wasn't everything, and neither was likableness.
10
He was a likable man, frank by nature as well as name and brave, sunny in disposition and ardently devoted to her.
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When Strike asked for details of Laing's story and demeanor, his colleague had described a sharp, likable man with a wry sense of humor.
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He had found him a most likable man, and he was bound to admit that there was much in the German character to admire.
13
"He was a very likable man," I answered honestly.
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"I found him a likable man, but inexperienced."