"seldomer" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1874, Rhoda Broughton, Nancy:",
          "text": "\"He looks as if he had been so much oftener vexed, and so much seldomer pleased than you do,\" continued I, mentally comparing the smooth though weather-beaten benignity of the straight-cut features beside me, with the austere and frown-puckered gravity of my father's.",
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          "ref": "1890, Edwin Asa Dix, A Midsummer Drive Through The Pyrenees:",
          "text": "One seldomer sees in southern France a sight frequent in Italy and many other parts of Europe,--that of a woman toilsomely dragging a hand-cart or shouldering a burden while her spouse walks idly by and smokes a thankful pipe.",
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          "ref": "1891, Various, Character Writings of the 17th Century:",
          "text": "He is like our painting gentlewomen, seldom in his own face, seldomer in his clothes; and he pleases, the better he counterfeits, except only when he is disguised with straw for gold lace.",
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        "comparative form of seldom: more seldom"
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        "(archaic) comparative form of seldom: more seldom"
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          "text": "He is like our painting gentlewomen, seldom in his own face, seldomer in his clothes; and he pleases, the better he counterfeits, except only when he is disguised with straw for gold lace.",
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        "(archaic) comparative form of seldom: more seldom"
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