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1Perhaps because it was so terse; perhaps because it was so characteristic.
2His smile broadened-thiswas so characteristic of New York in the eighties.
3He has lost that vivacity and pertness so characteristic on the plantation.
4He smiled again-thegame half-weary ,half-tenderlyamused smile which was so characteristic.
5He sent gruff little answers, over which Cecily laughed, as so characteristic.
6John smiled as he folded up the letter, so characteristic of Dick.
7Their arguments are stated in the speeches which are so characteristic of Thucydides.
8There was something wonderful, something so characteristic, about the way Jack played checkers.
9It was so characteristic; exactly what she would have expected him to do.
10It is so characteristic of the man that it can hardly be omitted:
11The strong domestic instincts so characteristic of the Hebrew race had full gratification.
12They had the chivalry towards woman so characteristic of the West.
13Lilámani smiled very tenderly at that so characteristic touch; but she said nothing.
14Neither have that rapid movement, so characteristic of the genera Lacerta and Iguana.
15His reply was so characteristic of the man that it is here given:
16It was so characteristic of her, and she had such a wonderful character.
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