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1. ’ He argued good naturedly

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2. ‘Shut up, you idiot!’ Berndt said good naturedly as a tall, thin, dark skinned man appears at the end of the anteroom

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3. The men don’t appear to be bothered and spend most of the journey arguing good naturedly over how they are going to find Drens

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4. ‘Heartless women!’ he said good naturedly, obviously accustomed to the fact that his son does not rate his practical skills

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5. of tooting car horns and good natured but serious protest

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6. This was greeted by good natured whistles and cat-calls from the bunch of students near the stage

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7. Soon they were heading home with a good natured easy atmosphere sweeping over them as they all smoked and watched the traffic go by

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8. To do otherwise is to take advantage of your good nature and called “over reaching

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9. I’m always up for a bit of good natured fun but really chaps, come on!! Who on earth could possibly fall for this one?

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10. I heard someone bellow in a good natured, yet scolding tone, “Ted and Curt what have you fellows been up to?”

11. good naturedly as she led the way to the landing stage where her boat was tied up

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12. “Yours is crucial new wisdom, of such good nature and insight that none could deny it, so none of the rest of that matters

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13. Lovers were all on their own quest, but there was an additional twist with Graciela Sorribes—had she not dumped me, I would have taken an editing job that kept me in Toronto, and destroyed her good nature in those early years

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14. trying times when his patience and good nature had been tested, pushed

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15. It was a good natured laugh

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16. Because you basically trust your own motives, you are able to trust in the ultimate good nature of other people as well

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17. " He said with good natured sarcasm

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18. seeing the levity in the situation but offered a good natured reply

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19. As for Alice, she was immediately taken by Betty’s good nature

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20. “Runs Like Cheetah is wise in his own way, but he is so good natured his roots have never tasted the darker waters that bring true wisdom

21. “You are too loving and good natured to see what has happened to your father

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22. Yet they couldn’t resist the good nature of Runs Like Cheetah

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23. ” I touched his shoulder tenderly and whispered, “When I gave myself so openly to you as a young girl, who could have known that our lives would come to this?” He laughed in that soft, good natured way of his and said, “Yes, who could have known?” I couldn’t help but laugh too—even today, his laughter still makes my heart leap

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24. I think it was Bernard Shaw who said that any good natured fool would make a better husband than a Caesar, Shakespeare and Napoleon for great men are ill-equipped for domestic purposes, and as for me, I fell between two stools ending up an intellectual fool

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25. They whistled and made lewd, but good natured

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26. “I don't know,” he shrugged with good natured ignorance, but a fading forbearance

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27. Good natured grumbling met with these orders, but Henri grinningly overruled them, and soon the kitchen was sparkling clean and back in the pristine condition it had been before breakfast

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28. If I like carefully to separate my own soul and body, why should I not do the same with those of other sinners? It has always seemed to me so quaint the way we admit, the good nature with which we reiterate that we are all wretched sinners

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29. 'He is really most good natured and affectionate

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30. be but our trust depended on our good nature and believing in their trustworthiness

31. We parted with friendly smiles and good natured jokes

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32. They bullied and good naturedly manhandled the girls, petted them and fondle their breasts and behinds on the sly, getting slaps and screams for their efforts and always a good laugh

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33. As it turned out: the people of Germany saved themselves and recovered from their Great Depression by their own hard work and willingness to help each other and their basic, simple-minded, selfless good nature

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34. the good natured play but quickly sobered when they

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35. If he knows not the meaning of “was not” how can we approach him with the information? He has banked liberally, even excessively on our good nature; but he has presumed too largely upon it, and because of strained diplomatic affairs, I have broken all neutrality covenants and will besiege his forts, force evacuation and confiscate all the spoils

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36. One of the muleteers in attendance, who could not have had much good nature in him, hearing the poor prostrate man blustering in this style, was unable to refrain from giving him an answer on his ribs; and coming up to him he seized his lance, and having broken it in pieces, with one of them he began so to belabour our Don Quixote that, notwithstanding and in spite of his armour, he milled him like a measure of wheat

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37. "At any rate," said Don Quixote, "I have more confidence in thy affection and good nature; and so I would have thee know that this night there befell me one of the strangest adventures that I could describe, and to relate it to thee briefly thou must know that a little while ago the daughter of the lord of this castle came to me, and that she is the most elegant and beautiful damsel that could be found in the wide world

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38. Pausing to turn a page, the lad saw her looking and, with boyish good nature offered half his paper, saying bluntly, "want to read it? That's a first-rate story

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39. So poor Meg sang and rocked, told stories and tried every sleep-provoking wile she could devise, but all in vain, the big eyes wouldn't shut, and long after Daisy had gone to byelow, like the chubby little bunch of good nature she was, naughty Demi lay staring at the light, with the most discouragingly wide-awake expression of countenance

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40. The youthful infatuation of nineteen would naturally blind him to every thing but her beauty and good nature; but the four succeeding years--years, which if rationally spent, give such improvement to the understanding, must have opened his eyes to her defects of education, while the same period of time, spent on her side in inferior society and more frivolous pursuits, had perhaps robbed her of that simplicity which might once have given an interesting character to her beauty

41. He gave in to this, and good naturedly desisted

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42. weaknesses to good nature, and an indolent facility that kept her too

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43. consistently with candour and good nature, it can have no foundation but

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44. "I don't know how to thank you, sir, but I won't abuse your good nature

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45. Come, come, do not look so astonished, or you will make me think you are laughing at me in return for my good nature

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46. because it seems the moon will have the good nature to float us

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47. that we have abused his good nature all day

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48. ” There was a “noticeable regression” in Rosemary’s mental and physical stability, and her “customary good nature gave way increasingly to tension and irritability

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49. Embarked as I was, and moreover captivated with the charms of my new companions, I was too much prejudiced in favour of any proposal they could make, to as much as hesitate an assent; which, therefore, readily giving in the style of a carte blanche, I received fresh kisses of compliment from them all, in approval of my docility and good nature

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50. The domino, after a little discourse, in which Emily doubtless distinguished her good nature and easiness more than her wit, began to make violent love to her, and drawing her insensibly to some benches at the lower end of the masquerade room, got her to sit by him, where he squeezed her hands, pinched her cheeks, praised and played with her fine hair, admired her complexion, and all in a style of courtship dashed with a certain oddity, that not comprehending the mystery of, poor Emily attributed to his falling in with the humour of her disguise; and being naturally not the cruellest of her profession, began to incline to a parley on those essentials

51. She vividly recalled his manly, resolute face, his noble self-possession, and the good nature conspicuous in everything towards everyone

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52. But, in spite of his cheery good nature, he was a man with a strong will and a fiery temper of his own

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53. Liked by the natives for his good nature and the formality of his manner, self-important and simple, known for years as a "friend of our country," he felt himself a personality of mark in the town

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54. After Vassenka had several times over expressed his appreciation of this delightful sleeping place among the fragrant hay, this delightful broken cart (he supposed it to be broken because the shafts had been taken out), of the good nature of the peasants that had treated him to vodka, of the dogs who lay at the feet of their respective masters, Oblonsky began telling them of a delightful shooting party at Malthus’s, where he had stayed the previous summer

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55. The people of the Coast which she had left might pride themselves on taking people, courteous, generous, filled with abounding good nature, but sturdy, virile, easy all their affairs, even their duels and their feuds, with a careless air but these north Georgia people had a streak of violence in them

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56. We've got to avoid that at all costs, so we shall have to swallow the police story whole and appeal to the magistrate's good nature not to wreck a young man's career for a single boyish indiscretion

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57. At first it seemed strange that the son of an obscure Livonian gentleman should propose marriage to a Countess Rostova; but Berg’s chief characteristic was such a naive and good natured egotism that the Rostovs involuntarily came to think it would be a good thing, since he himself was so firmly convinced that it was good, indeed excellent

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58. There was so much good nature and nobility (in the French sense of the word) in the officer’s voice, in the expression of his face and in his gestures, that Pierre, unconsciously smiling in response to the Frenchman’s smile, pressed the hand held out to him

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59. The creditors who had so long been silent, restrained by a vague but powerful influence exerted on them while he lived by the count’s careless good nature, all proceeded to enforce their claims at once

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60. square and positive for that, but it was a simple and good natured face

61. Wrinkles of good nature radiated from the corners of his eyes

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62. I made reply that having already received my life at his hands, I trusted not merely in his good nature but in his help

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63. "Yes," she mused, "there was something unnatural about Anna Pavlovna, and utterly unlike her good nature, when she said angrily the day before yesterday: 'There, he will keep waiting for you; he wouldn't drink his coffee without you, though he's grown so dreadfully weak

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64. What struck Alyosha most in that face was its expression of childlike good nature

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65. “How else? Of course, so much per man,” said the good natured lame man with the white strips of linen round his legs

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66. Is it necessary, that the peasants should work to the very limits of their strength and never have sufficient to eat while we are living in the greatest luxury?” said Nekhludoff, involuntarily led on by his aunt’s good nature into telling her what he was in his thoughts

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67. The bright, energetic aide-de-camp, with his bluey grey chin, who was continually offering his services, pleased Nekhludoff by his good nature

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68. He says: "Their unusual good nature frequently passed into exaltation, a joyous condition, which was devoid of external motives

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69. And these demands called into play only good nature, and therefore the usefulness and the joy of my special labor

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70. At first it seemed strange that the son of an obscure Livonian gentleman should propose marriage to a Countess Rostóva; but Berg’s chief characteristic was such a naïve and good natured egotism that the Rostóvs involuntarily came to think it would be a good thing, since he himself was so firmly convinced that it was good, indeed excellent

71. But when she returned to herself she bore her pain and her fatigue with gentle good nature; she smiled feebly at her mamochka, so that her mamochka should not see how much she suffered

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72. I write this to you for your own good, although some people can do nothing but insult and deceive everybody, especially persons of honesty and good nature; what is more, they slander them behind their back and misrepresent them, simply from envy, and because they can’t call themselves the same

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73. It was his imperturbable good nature that defeated her

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74. But nothing could disturb Tom’s good nature these days, for he realized that Elizabeth was growing fonder of the child each day, and with it all she seemed happier and more feminine

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75. O, such a little scamp as he is! and yet so full of good nature in his mischief, that it is not easy to scold him for naughtiness

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