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In some cases the pedigree, is so plain as to be indisputable.
2
The change so visible to him was not so plain to her.
3
Yet the law is so plain that he who runs may read.
4
These are indeed high heroics for so plain and poor an occasion.
5
And then I was so plain, so pale, and dark and gray-eyed.
6
Either Mr. duty was made so plain that he could not hesitate.
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It is so definite-itsduties are so plain-nothingis left to choice.
8
It was not, however, so plain how American interference could be justified.
9
My poor little Dinky-Dink's things are so plain and rough and meager.
10
I'll make it so plain to you that you can't escape it.
11
How could anyone fail to see what was so plain to her?
12
Where are my wits to miss a tale so plain? said he.
13
Why, then, since all was so plain, did Coombe scent a mystery?
14
That's what everybody asks, but the answer seems to be so plain!
15
The pain is so plain on his face and it's killing me.
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Tara looked surprised by the question, its answer was so plain.
