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Chambers; and it was but a very indifferent compliment to a bride.
2
Cars 2 also received very indifferent reviews from high- and low-brow critics.
3
The young couple were educated and well-spoken but very indifferent and casual.
4
The first part of his speech was very indifferent, the latter excellent.
5
The roads now became very indifferent, but the scenery was much improved.
6
The schools, at the time of which I write, were very indifferent.
7
He is in very indifferent health, but no immediate danger is apprehended.
8
All other things, especially public, press, etc., are very indifferent to me.
9
His voice sounded very indifferent, and a pause followed Margaret's mild ejaculation.
10
Two men attempted to duplicate Church's success, but with very indifferent result.
11
Was this not a good year in the Faroe fishing?-No, very indifferent.
12
The proprietor is very indifferent, and shrugs his shoulders in an amiable manner.
13
Leicester had a very indifferent opinion too of the train-bands of the metropolis.
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And it is very indifferent to which of these we give the preference.
15
The food we get here in New York is very indifferent.
16
I was very indifferent about it: eight months ago it had been lucky.
