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Значения термина most unexceptionable на английском
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Использование термина most unexceptionable на английском
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The summerhouse remained, and a mostunexceptionable path led to it.
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He was a man of great moderation, and of the mostunexceptionable character in the kingdom.
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Then came, with the mostunexceptionable introductions, Miss Violet Forde, from a Sloane Square address, London.
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He conducted himself in his new situation with the mostunexceptionable propriety, and the most generous benevolence.
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Old Mr. Appledom,-whois really a mostunexceptionable old party, and whom I like of all things.
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Then, his family connections are mostunexceptionable; my own relations cannot feel in any way compromised by such an alliance.
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He was no mean hand: his slices of ham were very artist-like, and frying away in the mostunexceptionable manner.
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Mr. Foster looked down at a mostunexceptionable pair of pantaloons, which had arrived from London only the day before.
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This New Fairy Tale is one of the liveliest, most readable, and mostunexceptionable for Children which has ever appeared.
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Unmentionable matters, once fully explored, are just as tedious and inadequate as those which supply the mostunexceptionable subjects of conversation.
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A nice, smooth-faced man, somewhat clerically dressed, straight and portly of person, and mostunexceptionable in his morals, is Mr. Hadger.
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Ben Jonson, a mostunexceptionable judge, has described Bacon's eloquence in words, which, though often quoted, will bear to be quoted again.
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Fourthly, and lastly, That no person need think of applying for this situation unless he could furnish the mostunexceptionable references to character and abilities.
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Let us now turn to consider a moment his doctrines pertaining to education, as brought out in his greatest and mostunexceptionable work, his "Émile."
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"But I thought young Ogilvie a mostunexceptionable person."