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Lucys austere solemnity always had an hilarious effect on keen-witted Muriel.

The coyote is a small, fleet-footed, keen-witted animal, tawny or yellowish brown in colour.

“I see that these fellows mean to catch me, if they can,” said the keen-witted mariner.

Procope, a keen-witted merchant, made his appeal to a higher class of patrons than did Pascal and those who first followed him.

It flashed upon young Preston that the keen-witted youth was unraveling the plan he had held in mind from the first.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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