1
Not quite so loud please, Mr. Edestone; these English are such fools.
2
They are not such fools as the honourable gentleman takes them for.
3
Some women are such fools, to take every look as serious earnest.
4
If we English were not such fools, you would not be here.
5
Not from any principle, he knew that they were not such fools.
6
But no, my beautiful Sphex-wasps, you were not such fools as that.
7
They ain't such fools as to leave silver lying loose like that.
8
Oh, come now; you mustn't think us such fools as all that.
9
We are not such fools as to run up against the old country.
10
He wondered sometimes, in his phlegmatic reasoning, why women were created such fools.
11
But really it takes a saint to suffer such fools gladly.
12
We are not all such fools to-day as you make out.
13
Men are such fools, and take such fancies into their heads-
14
People won't be such fools as to act clean against their own interests.
15
Yankees ain't such fools as to throw away truck like that.
16
We may be fools, but we're not such fools as that.
