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Not in an exclusionary way but in a fun and lighthearted way.
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Of the others he had this to say, in his lighthearted manner:
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She smiled playfully, feeling more lighthearted than she had in months... years.
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The decision was a relief; as he walked homewards, he was lighthearted.
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They looked fabulous together, and still had the same easy, lighthearted relationship.
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But what is lightsome and blithe in her, was debonaire in him.
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The cathedral of Antwerp itself is not more captivatingly lightsome and lovely.
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Yet, as ever among Celts, these shadows had edges of the lightsome.
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But one little cloud, transient as Peyrot's, passed across his lightsome countenance.
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Now nothing can enlighten others unless it be lightsome in itself.
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He is a blithesome brother, a welcome guest in hall and hut.
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On the walls Cupids and blithesome nymphs were careering in fresco.
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And the parsons of the past were also a blithesome set of individuals.
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There is little that is blithesome and cheerful, but much that is melancholy.
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The lark's song is not especially melodious, but is blithesome, sibilant, and unceasing.
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It made the light-hearted lighter in heart, the light-minded heavy in soul.
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The young elflord had always been open and honest, fun-loving and light-hearted.
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Sir Peter said he was extremely disappointed she misinterpreted some light-hearted banter.
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The Daily Mail included light-hearted captions in their reporting of the story.
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In less than ten minutes the light-hearted Irishman was buried in slumber.
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Find in the Glossary the meaning of: glittering; trims; spray; blithe; measures.
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He is unassuming in manner, blithe in company, earnest in the pulpit.
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But what is lightsome and blithe in her, was debonaire in him.
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The two had met in June on equal terms of blithe youth.
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The composer dashed a blithe flourish to the tail of a note.
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Eleanor wished she would put it aside; she liked her sister blithe.
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It was a blithe day, a gentle day, a curiously lighthearted day.
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Her dismay vanished, leaving a blithe sense of irresponsibility in its place.
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The blithe creatures made to soar and sing will not be restrained.
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Her mother was as blithe and cheery as the day was long.
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At the same moment the doctor came in, with a blithe face.
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This was not the blithe morning of betrothal she had looked for.
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Every person I met saluted me with a blithe and cheery greeting.
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Very blithe looked the viscount, for he rode upon a cherub to-day.
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She was blithe as dawn, while the dressmaker was gloomy as night.
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It was enough for him, and he was blithe at their parting.
