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1
I understand that the Wayne Hall girls make a
very
congenial
household.
2
And, too, we've found ourselves
very
congenial
and sufficient unto one another.
3
The party went down together in a not
very
congenial
state.
4
Altogether, he and the future Merry Monarch must have been
very
congenial
companions.
5
Grieg was delighted with the opportunity, for such a task was
very
congenial
.
6
We had made some
very
congenial
acquaintances in Christ Church.
7
The subject of conversation happened to be
very
congenial
to Cheenbuk's cast of mind.
8
This nobleman being devoted to mechanical investigations, proved a
very
congenial
acquaintance to Fulton.
9
And early in 1821 they were joined by a young couple who proved
very
congenial
.
10
In Boston Mr. MacDowell naturally found
very
congenial
surroundings.
11
I found him to be
very
congenial
and honest.
12
They probably will be
very
congenial
,
John being a Harvard man and Kut-le a Yale!
13
The subject is
very
congenial
to me; I thank you once more most warmly for it.
14
Mary Gardiner and I were never
very
congenial
.
15
To Ruth, Harry seemed to be
very
congenial
.
16
I'm not
very
congenial
,
either, Mr. Penny, with the boys and girls I am thrown in with.
very
congenial
very