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Even the most reasonable and large-minded of the cats soon acknowledged that.
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The cry was for a beneficent despot, naturally: a large-minded benevolent despot.
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He was large-minded and liberal in his views on all subjects.
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Even near a father as large-minded as Clerambault, Maxime was blighted.
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The bouquet was a symbol of the unprecedented generosity natural to this large-minded man.
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The credit of a large-minded patriotism rests prominently upon them.
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A large-minded man would have admired my tenacity of purpose, but he did not.
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It's a little strange, but man with awe as a thoroughly good, large-minded woman.
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Ladies pick such a lot of holes in one another, whereas gentlemen are too large-minded.
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Mr. Hardie's views are neither Whig nor Tory; they are patriotic, and sober, and large-minded.
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A large-minded, delicate-witted, strong man, following the better thing like a thread between his hands.
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I don't pretend to be one of those large-minded men who are always painfully unprejudiced.
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In his presentation of truth he was large-minded.
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But the large-minded man sees too far, and guesses too much of what he cannot see.
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Speckle John, to my disappointment, was not large-minded.
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Meanwhile, however things go, could you be large-minded enough to count one person here your friend?