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In a perfectly kind of ordered life those two things are in balance.
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Emily, I'm afraid I wasn't perfectly candid, perfectly kind, with him.
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The tone was perfectly kind and respectful; but Aunt Martha felt that she had been struck dumb.
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His manner was perfectly kind, supremely gentle.
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But if anyone asked Theresa afterward, she would say, with honest innocence, that she had been perfectly kind.
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His tone was perfectly kind, but the caressing note she was wont to hear in it was absent.
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He remained grave, but perfectly kind.
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If you have someone who is perfectly kind and intelligent and flexible and who always behaves appropriately, they're not funny.
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I feel like a patient with a hopeless disease, who has been listening to a perfectly kind and wise physician.
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"Won't you be perfectly kind, and come for a walk?"
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"Won't you be perfectly kind, and come for a walk?" he asked, stooping to where she sat.