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Things sir often describes (“sir ________”)
peter,
dexter,
arthur,
fopling,
trap,
charles,
pertinax,
roger,
spheres,
cautious,
level,
feeble,
preterit,
will,
loft,
har,
form,
wilful,
wilfull,
jealous,
fuss,
tho,
formal,
anth,
paritius,
fretful,
rod,
barristers,
publishing,
thomas,
loin,
fop,
tel,
misanthrope,
james,
the,
franks,
orpheus,
geikie,
stamford,
politic,
dalrymple,
ranulf,
doyle,
cupid,
duke,
courtly,
petronel,
robt,
young,
prize,
palamides,
based,
helps,
mulberry,
brook,
leicester,
job,
knights,
novelty,
oracle,
leyland,
cunningham,
kit,
colgriand,
herbert,
vuhntz,
lark,
no.,
nat,
macdonald,
knight,
mark,
strike,
johnstone,
testing
How sir often is described (“________ sir”)
dear,
good,
young,
reverend,
sorry,
kind,
noble,
right,
true,
fair,
worthy,
venerable,
ready,
fine,
honoured,
correct,
excellent,
gracious,
day,
honored,
glad,
sure,
gentle,
sweet,
honourable,
dearest,
honorable,
worshipful,
welcome,
well,
holy,
illustrious,
wrong,
learned,
aye,
grave,
aware,
pleased,
brave,
afraid,
safe,
likely,
worse,
revered,
angry,
okay,
fancy,
respected,
gallant
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