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destroys without a trace.
the high creek obliterates in flat opacity. |
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| not letting light through. |
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| taken power over, it looks like somebody else's creek that has usurped or eaten our creek and is roveing frantically to escape. |
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roughly or clumsy handled. I feel dizzy, dreay, mualed.
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| intended as eveil or harmful. they had to expel air from there lungs |
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| held back;resited. it avoids handle with an air of patienly repressed rage. |
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| laborers. peons took rafts over the river to remain on the other side in absolute safety until the plunders have been captured. |
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| openly disobey or defy.while he could think at all, he'd flout both death and the devil. |
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| low damn. weir-the river must be damnd strongly. |
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| food previsions. no dount they were. |
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| materials such as sand or sediment moving through water. for a while alluvium ants tried agian and agian to obtian dry land. |
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| applications of substances in treatment of an injury. with fomentations and slaves, they had managed to stop the bleeding and had dressed his many wounds. |
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capable of change.
only the most hardley and adpabaptile can surive in an region so mutable. |
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short lived
beaty of things that are ephemeral. |
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acient or primitve.
there was no sound but all-envolping primeval sound.
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real nature of something.
i understood as never before the essance of its being. |
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very small in scale or impotance.
i felt a strong sense of interchangeabbilty of land and the sea in this marginal world. |
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personal; or based on someones feelings.
perhaps most truly perceived subjectivity. |
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apperences of evidence.
the spectal of life in its rapid manefestions. |
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relating to the universe.
spectile of alien creatures faced by cosmic realties. |
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unwillingness or inabilty to to belive.
the look of incrudelity mixed with hatred. |
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| irttrabtile. a big bulkey chloric dog. |
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easliy angred qiuck tempred.
but what ever it was makeing him iracsible , espically in the mornings. |
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harsh sounds.
he stopmed out of the house in a terriable jangle of vibrations. |
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feeling of expressing anger or scorn espically at an injustice.
indignate when he found out we feed the dog on the table. |
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inscription on a tombstone or monument.
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noun coming in a sudden arival of passengers.
there was an influx of passenegers. |
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prevent by acting ahead of time.
was about to speak when another forstalled for him. |
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making imitation of real money and passing it on.
he received 7 years for counterfeiting. |
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moved sidways.
the tow men sidled don the aisle. |
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