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The second half of the year, he said, scarcely looked better.

During the last few days, he could scarcely talk at all.

He is a young man but scarcely more than a lost child.

But the view from here could scarcely be more different.

During the next few months we heard scarcely anything of her.

For my part, I scarcely knew which way to turn.

He was still scarcely able to believe what had happened.

She had not been able to talk to him at all, scarcely.

He scarcely saw or heard what was going on about him.

For a time she could scarcely believe he was gone.

The old man was scarcely able to answer his son's questions.

She seemed scarcely able to stand under her own power.

All those women, and scarcely a sound to be heard.

We scarcely knew one another, and yet she had used my first name.

Though she scarcely moved, in her body yet was the music.

But the situation I find myself in now seems scarcely better.

After all, the man could scarcely be more than five miles away.

And one could scarcely get any word out of him.

Even now she looked scarcely old enough to be a mother.

She could scarcely force him to go to her bed.

For years, his father had been scarcely more than a name to him.

He has taken to his bed and scarcely comes out.

Some children never knew their parents or scarcely remember them because they have been gone so long.

Up until a few months ago, I scarcely ever gave the matter much thought.

The night had been so dark, you could scarcely see from one side of the street to the other.