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Significados de very indulgent en inglés

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Uso de very indulgent en inglés
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The woman who has a lover becomes very indulgent in judging others.
The Physiology of Marriage, Part 3
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Her mother has been ill and seems very indulgent, answered Lilian quietly.
The Girls at Mount Morris
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Hence, with all his oddities, he was very indulgent to his associates.
The International Monthly, Volume 2, No. 4, March, 1851
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The Japanese appear to be very fond of their children, and very indulgent.
In the Eastern Seas
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Mr. and Mrs. Duran were very indulgent to their only child.
Charles Duran / Or, The Career of a Bad Boy / By the author of "...
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This softens the hearts of the parents toward them until they become very indulgent.
Maintaining Health (Formerly Health and Efficiency)
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People were accustomed to his strange manners, and were very indulgent towards his foibles.
Henry Dunbar: A Novel
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The archduke, however, was very indulgent to his plenipotentiary.
History of the United Netherlands from the Death of William the ...
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Melmotte had certainly been often cruel to her, but he had also been very indulgent.
The Way We Live Now
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The children named in the story were certainly kind-hearted towards their little pet, and very indulgent.
Small Means and Great Ends
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Nature has done everything for this country; and the Government is very indulgent to all foreigners.
The Life of William Carey, Shoemaker & Missionary
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And he felt very indulgent and comfortably masculine.
The Pretty Lady
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Friends must be very indulgent toward each other.
O. T., A Danish Romance
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I have been a very indulgent father, but I am not a weak or yielding one.
Milly Darrell
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The Owlsdark Marbles closed the entertainment, and, being something new, proved amusing to this very indulgent audience.
Jo's Boys
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He was very indulgent to his children.
The Papers and Writings of Abraham Lincoln, Complete
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