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The elder Mill, like Plato, would have put poets under ban as enemies of truth; he subordinated private to public affections; and Landor's maxims of "few acquaintances, fewer friends, no familiarities" had his cordial approval.
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"To our friends up the avenue, who have done things decidedly new, we extend a cordial greeting, a bravo of approval, a sincere salutation and a hearty hand-clasp".
Cordial, even.
Service cordial and professional.
We were cordial".
It was cordial.
SERVICE Cordial and knowledgeable.
Or rather, cordial.
SERVICE -- Infectiously cordial.
SERVICE -- Quick and cordial.
They remain cordial today.
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