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1 I set off after Perry, though at a somewhat more decorous pace.
2 If morals were not much better, manners were a trifle more decorous .
3 The baptism of a farmer named Martin Harris, which followed, was more decorous .
4 Certainly, a more judicious and more decorous choice ought to have been made.
5 Nothing could be more decorous , or considerate, however, than our introduction and reception.
6 The Reverend Doctor Pilsbury arose in a more decorous silence.
7 Han also ate energetically, but he was considerably more decorous .
8 Never have I set eyes on a more decorous merchant.
9 Nancy Mitford, the chronicler of society etiquette, could not have designed a more decorous solution.
10 She made it more decorous , though, probably more dull.
11 Your own grandmother's famous dinners were not more decorous .
12 Stewart noticed them for the first time and moved to a more decorous distance from Marie.
13 Nothing can be more decorous than her entry and her reception by Ramsden, whom she kisses.
14 Andy pulled himself up into a more decorous position, and turned his eyes towards his boss.
15 To the outward eye nothing could be more decorous and magnificent than the pleasures of the Egyptian king.
16 He knew, when the moment was past that his parents had perceived that Susannah needed more decorous training.
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