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Then she turned to Ikey: "Don't you think these modern dances are perfectly disgusting?"
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Yes, it's perfectly disgusting.
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Isn't it perfectly disgusting?
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To another man his wife looks charming in that condition, but to me my wife seemed perfectly disgusting, horrid, abominable!
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It's perfectly disgusting the way young people now speak of their elders, who are barely middle-aged, as if they were centenarians.
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He was perfectly disgusting; he pretended he loved her; he offered to show me her grave-thegrave of the woman he has murdered!
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I think it is perfectly disgusting, and I believe it was Mr. Makely's account of his speculations that kept me awake last night.
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She's just like all women-scared of rats, scared of the dark, scared of being alone-perfectlydisgusting, I call it.
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"She follows Miss Blake about so, it's perfectly disgusting," thought the girl resentfully.
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'It's perfectly disgusting,' said his sister, with blazing eyes.
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"It is disgusting, perfectly disgusting to grow old," he muttered as he descended the broad staircase.
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"Well, I think that's perfectly disgusting, and that's all I can say about it," she said finally.
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"I think cloves are perfectly disgusting."
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"It's perfectly disgusting, I admit, father," said Prudence sweetly, "but you know yourself that it very seldom happens.
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"Fairy says it was perfectly disgusting of me to tell you I didn't know anything about bugs," she said comfortably.
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" Perfectly disgusting!" said Julius.
