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thick-wittedness

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  • He was seventeen, and big for that, but his mind had stayed at twelve, and he was perpetually being admitted in probation to the society of lads of his own age, and then for some act of thick-wittedness being expelled again.

    The Judge Rebecca West 1937

  • The taking of his testimony was a proceeding held in a small side apartment before an elderly crotchety underling who pretended to understand English and French, but whose thick-wittedness seemed monumental.

    Villa Elsa A Story of German Family Life Stuart Oliver Henry 1906

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