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Значения термина scorn so на английском

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Использование термина scorn so на английском
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Barrow could hardly get the words out, his scorn so choked him.
The Entire Project Gutenberg Works of Mark Twain
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She could scorn so well and so convincingly, Joy felt, listening to her.
The Wishing-Ring Man
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And believe me, there is not another woman in the whole world I scorn so much as I scorn you.
Without Dogma: A Novel of Modern Poland
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In the whole range of a bullock-driver's vocabulary there is no word that expresses his blistering scorn so well as "cow".
Three Elephant Power, and Other Stories
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Once he stared at Breede's detached cuffs with a scorn so malevolent that Breede turned them about on the desk to examine them himself.
Bunker Bean
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Before this man, whom she scorned so unutterably, Lucretia was impotent.
Lucretia — Volume 06
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I did not dream she could misunderstand me: I only thought she scorned so humble a suitor.
The Rose of Old St. Louis
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He who called himself my master said he scorned so small an offer for such a valuable servant.
Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl, Written by Herself
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Under ordinary circumstances Chick Flathers would have scorned so passive a role as umpire, but to-day he was handicapped.
A Romance of Billy-Goat Hill
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Our job now, having been scorned so frequently, is not to shrug our shoulders and look away, but to look closer.
News.com.au
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"I make them still, those professions you scorn so deeply."
Miriam Monfort / A Novel
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She could have ruined Charles with a single word; but she scorned so base a revenge, and treated him with utter contempt.
Joan of Naples / Celebrated Crimes
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He scorned so modern and commonplace a possibility as a society like Knights of the Golden Horseshoe, which was formed of Virginian gentlefolk.
Two Centuries of Costume in America, Volume 1 (1620-1820)
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"Madame, you are forgetting that your own father was one of the Jacobins whom you scorn so uncharitably," said the Count severely.
A Second Home
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"Yes, sire," said Voltaire, with the passionate scorn so peculiar to him; "they have bored their insatiable and poisonous teeth into my flesh.
Berlin and Sans-Souci; Or, Frederick the Great and His Friends
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