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Meanings of very loth in inglés

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Usage of very loth in inglés
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Though very loth, I give up the dinner.
Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley — Volume 3
2
The man was very loth to obey me, but at last I managed to persuade him.
A Master of Mysteries
3
She was very loth indeed to acknowledge defeat.
The Tempting of Tavernake
4
VINCENT: Every man, uncle, naturally grudgeth at pain, and is very loth to come to it.
Dialogue of Comfort Against Tribulation / With Modifications To ...
5
The afternoon had waned during our talk; but I was very loth to part with my friend.
John Halifax, Gentleman
6
Could you not make it such a speech that they would be very loth to lose you?
What Every Woman Knows
7
He was very loth to go, but he saw it was the surest way of ending the matter.
Carette of Sark
8
I was very loth to give up; but a man said, Never mind, we will carry it on.
From Death into Life / or, Twenty Years of my Ministry
9
When the family bade him good night, he turned his face towards them, looking very loth to part.
True Stories of History and Biography
10
Yet I am very loth to do what must be done, and I will not do it unless you consent.
The Junior Classics, Volume 4: Heroes and heroines of chivalry
11
They are very loth to have me leave, even for a short time, and it is a sore trial for me.
Legends, Traditions, and Laws of the Iroquois, or Six Nations, a...
12
And very loth was I to exchange that sunny peep for an indefinite prospect of my prisoner's person at close quarters.
Mr. Justice Raffles
13
Poor Violet was very loth to stir up any ill feeling between the father and son; but she need not have feared.
For Woman's Love
14
It is a question whether we shall succeed, and I am very loth to lose her, but the risk must be run.
The Three Admirals
15
This she was very loth to do, and but for the love she bore to Bonnivet would on no account have consented.
The Tales of the Heptameron, Vol. 2 (of 5)
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Having gone thus far, loth, very loth, was I to lose my prize-oncemore I got hold of the rumpled-upletter!-Impudentman!
Clarissa Harlowe; or the history of a young lady — Volume 4
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