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This policy, so congenial to the disposition of Mr. Fox, was adopted.
2
He soon surrounded himself with the luxury that was so congenial to him.
3
The former declared he had seldom anchored in moorings so congenial to his taste.
4
Honestly, I've never met anyone that was so congenial.
5
Yet she was not cold, or Daisy had not found in her so congenial a companion.
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I kept on in this strain, so congenial with my disposition, for some time, uninterrupted by him.
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Here, in our own day, what sons of Fame have gone to linger near a society so congenial!
8
Burgess was in high spirits at finding so congenial a soul selected for the task of reporting upon him.
9
While the determined chiefs held discourse so congenial with the wishes of the youthful knight, Wallace sat almost silent.
10
It was a fireside scene of alluring comfort, the two central figures of such opposite characteristics, yet so congenial.
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I do not think I ever met with any one so congenial to my tastes as Miss Melville is.
12
Malibran had now learned to dearly love Italy and its impulsive, warm-hearted people, so congenial to her own nature.
13
Isn't it great that you and Judy know each other and that the three of us are so congenial?
14
These bills passed the commons; but in the upper house the atmosphere was not quite so congenial to their existence.
15
She found no company so congenial as theirs; no occupation so agreeable as the humble services which their desolate condition required.
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What companion could the home-tired child of pleasure find so congenial to his tastes as the young and beautiful Elinor Wildegrave?
