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Meanings of noticed too in English

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Usage of noticed too in English
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The Haverly baby, left outside the back door again, noticed too, and whooped.
The Watchmaker of Filigree Street
2
He noticed too that the kitchen towel she was hemming was terribly coarse.
Roderick Hudson
3
Every man in the class and a couple of the women noticed too.
Phoenix noir
4
Zala must have noticed too, but she didn't offer comment.
Emperor Mollusk Versus the Sinister Brain
5
When they slid through the trees among flowers of high summer, Janet noticed too.
Charmed Life
6
Theo must have noticed too, because she reached out and gripped Ian's hand tightly.
The curse of deadman's forest
7
I noticed too that her voice had grown progressively louder as the conversation continued.
Halo
8
Granny Withers noticed too, but she said never a word.
Blue Ridge Country
9
I noticed too there was a thin sulphurous scum drifting upon its coiling water.
The Island of Dr. Moreau
10
I noticed too that her hands were delicately formed, though brown with work and exposure.
Phantastes: A Faerie Romance for Men and Women
11
She noticed too that he shrank from her words.
The Battle of the Strong: A Romance of Two Kingdoms — Volume 2
12
She noticed too that he wore belt and revolver, which was very unusual for Abe.
The Winning of Barbara Worth
13
While caution is wise with such generalisations, it is a similarity that others have noticed too.
The Irish Times
14
The dragon remained motionless; he noticed too that the red fire had gone out of its eyes.
The voyage of the dawn treader
15
Chrissie and Rodney noticed too and for a few seconds they watched her like they were hypnotised.
Never let me go
16
She noticed too Katherine's beautiful velvet shoes, embroidered with gold, peeping out from beneath her scarlet silk skirt.
The lady elizabeth
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United Kingdom
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