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For the circumstance that that was not what occurred with respect to my own relation to Dimitri, I was indebted to his stubborn, punctilious, and more critical than impulsive attachment to myself--a tie which I felt ashamed to break.— Youth
Very punctilious is the Squire.— Agatha's Husband A Novel
The Mexican gentleman is generally courteous and punctilious, and gives much attention to dress and matters of ceremony, after the general manner of the Spanish-American, and the frock-coat and silk hat form his indispensable exterior whenever possible.— Mexico Its Ancient and Modern Civilisation, History, Political Conditions, Topography, Natural Resources, Industries and General Development
"Oh, you can make me out an I O U some time, and get Jimmy to witness it, if you're so damned--what's the word punctilious.— Foe-Farrell

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