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The paper boy hurried away
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She hurried to get her last message off his lens as Herndon came into the room
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"I did that last evening," he said as he hurried off down the back path
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Taking a deep breath, she got up from the couch as silently as she could, tip-toed to the front door, slowly opened it with a sense of relief when it didn't squeak, and then hurried outside and up the street
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The baggage handler hurried down the terminal hallway as fast as he could, so worried that the little carry-on would miss its flight and then be stranded there in Phoenix
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He could make that person very happy and eternally grateful if only he just hurried it up
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Start a battle, the young Oliver hurried lunges but this bold
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The sound of a blind man being hurried along, hitting his head on a door frame
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We had no choice but to abandon our meagre collection of belongings as we were hooded and hurried down into another waiting van
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In Danton’s wake a red capped guard hurried on, head bowed, taking two pigeon steps for every one that the committee chairman slammed down onto the unyielding flagstones as they swept past heavy browed doors set in frames of rough cut, foot square timbers
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They hurried to the station master’s cabin
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They hurried over to the
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she pondered as she hurried towards the kitchen to speak
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Dolly and Shibani left her sitting inside as they hurried
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All you hurried business people take note! The Yoga Complete Breath while performed when the body is in the Fish Posture helps to remove the spasm from the bronchial tubes and also helps to relieve asthma
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when these hurried little creatures
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They looked at each other and grinned in excitement; made an excuse and then hurried to the hatching grounds
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With that both she and her husband hurried out of the station and headed towards the bus stop
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Then her eyes flew wide and she hurried to Rah’s side to check his wing
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He would not be hurried
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Breakfast that morning had been the usual hurried, monosyllabic affair, and when she returned home from work Annie was determined that she would sit her brother down and that they would have a thorough chat about the future
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of matches and hurried Karen away and into the church, feeling as
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With that both she and her husband hurried out of the station and
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“So this was made here? I ask because I had wine before, but it was a hurried home-brew compared to this
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their father’s ex boss hurried back to his car and the comfort of
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Breakfast that morning had been the usual hurried,
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the requested refreshment and hurried back
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Joseph hurried to the reception area and tore open the envelope
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He had a hurried
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the deeper water, then they hurried back to the machine
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’ The Sergeant said as the ambulance men held a hurried, whispered conversation and then disappeared back to their vehicle
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He snaps his head away from the view, changes gear, accelerates slowly and pulls into a small car park in the woods, the sort of place frequented by dog walkers in daylight and hurried lovers by night
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He hurried his steps, reaching the threshold of the room as the phone on the desk began to ring
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Brasham nodded, then turned and hurried off, calling out that he
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She had paced to the far side of the deck at the time, she hurried back to that side of the boat but by then all she could see was the hair and jaw line, not enough to be sure, and it was at a distance in dim light
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It looked just like his mother’s brocade! He rode to the entrance, sprang from the horse, and hurried into a huge hall
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of recognition, paid his bill, then bade a hurried farewell to
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hurried away to fill their mother’s and mistress’s order,
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The Sailor did as he was told, and hurried up into the helicopter, and then the
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Katie was already flicking through the pages as she hurried back into the room
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She hurried forward with her last argument while her nerve still held, “You told me not long ago that, 'there is nothing which I have done, or do, that is outside your own reach, should you truly wish to grasp it for your own,' Did you really mean that?”
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” With that she mounted the last steps and hurried to her room to tidy up for supper
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And so, with nothing left to do in the village, Tipene hurried back home to his house, absent-mindedly carrying the old teddy bear behind him
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And so, after they had finished packing, they hurried over to Monica’s home and knocked on the door
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She hurried the boys back inside with the request that they send out Mike
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Esteban made the sign of the cross and hurried to his employer
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hurried towards the woods beyond
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hurried the process along, blowing what was left of the driver’s brains out the back
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” and he hurried away without looking back, nearly tripping himself in his haste
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" With this she turned her back on Cinderella, and hurried away with her two proud daughters
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there was a hurried discussion with the nurse’s aid
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There was nothing so VERY remarkable in that; nor did Alice think it so VERY much out of the way to hear the Rabbit say to itself, `Oh dear! Oh dear! I shall be late!' (when she thought it over afterwards, it occurred to her that she ought to have wondered at this, but at the time it all seemed quite natural); but when the Rabbit actually TOOK A WATCH OUT OF ITS WAISTCOAT- POCKET, and looked at it, and then hurried on, Alice started to her feet, for it flashed across her mind that she had never before see a rabbit with either a waistcoat-pocket, or a watch to take out of it, and burning with curiosity, she ran across the field after it, and fortunately was just in time to see it pop down a large rabbit-hole under the hedge
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A uniformed doorman sat behind the counter, directing girls in transparent flowing robes who hurried by with trays of steaming food
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He hurried down to the office, bringing the magazine
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woman stumbled out without another word and hurried
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With all the head start, there was no chance he could get back to Alan and Desa's home ahead of them, so he hoped they would bring Alan back to Kadak's, and hurried off in that direction
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There was some signs of hurried packing
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Jean hurried off before he could
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Alan got to finish his story as they hurried thru the khume
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He hurried by the
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Too tired to fight, Emily turned and hurried on while behind her the air was rent with thunder as Tetloan began striking the invading soldiers
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“That only happens to very naughty children,” Nerissa hurried to explain
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8:30 in the morning, so I hurried not to miss
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She must have hurried here to tell the news
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“Oh he is, sort of,” I said, as he hurried up the steps and arrived
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she hurried on, Nerissa watched for any spot where she could hide
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Nerissa straightened up as best she could, then hurried toward Polis
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Nerissa hurried over the hill’s
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The man didn’t answer, only paused to shift her weight, then hurried into the cave’s main
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Mercer heaved a great and exasperated sigh before he hurried on after her
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She hurried toward the cheese shed
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He must have hurried into town to spread news about this brutal murder
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“Like they knew I was coming and wanted to make me feel at home!” She hurried toward her destination with less caution than before
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Pim slowly advanced the holo, but instead of a next page there was the hurried closing of the folder as the scene panned quickly to the exasperated face of the lackey
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” Gulum-Ei grinned and hurried off into the town, the bag of coins clinking and jingling as he went
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The Imperial offered a half nod in acknowledgment and watched the auburn-haired man exit the inn with a hurried step
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The Dark Elf gave what appeared to the Nord as a single nod and then hurried off in the direction of the city gates
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He hurried along Shady Avenue under the tramline, listening for the next tram
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Rachel and Ashley hurried up to the cottage where they tied up the she-goat and
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Scott hurried out the back gate, his backpack bouncing from the abrupt turns, convinced this visit was a mistake
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James hurried across to Hugh and knelt beside him
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Aspen hastily pulled herself up off of the ground, rubbing her neck as she hurried away, careful to keep her eyes downcast so no one would see the tears sparkling in them
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Isabelle hurried toward the entry area
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Next came the guests, mostly Kings and Queens, and among them Alice recognised the White Rabbit: it was talking in a hurried nervous manner, smiling at everything that was said, and went by without noticing her
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‘Hush! Hush!’ said the Rabbit in a low, hurried tone
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Lucy pulled the torch from her backpack and handed it to Kate who immediately hurried across to the cave with new found energy
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The other guests had taken advantage of the Queen’s absence, and were resting in the shade: however, the moment they saw her, they hurried back to the game, the Queen merely remarking that a moment’s delay would cost them their lives
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Everyone hurried through after her, Kate and Amanda struggling a little to drag Melissa through without dropping her
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‘Come on!’ cried the Gryphon, and, taking Alice by the hand, it hurried off, without waiting for the end of the song
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We hurried to wash our faces and hands and refill our water containers
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The long grass rustled at her feet as the White Rabbit hurried by–the frightened Mouse splashed his way through the neighbouring pool–she could hear the rattle of the teacups as the March Hare and his friends shared their never-ending meal, and the shrill voice of the Queen ordering off her unfortunate guests to execution–once more the pig-baby was sneezing on the Duchess’s knee, while plates and dishes crashed around it–once more the shriek of the Gryphon, the squeaking of the Lizard’s slate-pencil, and the choking of the suppressed guinea-pigs, filled the air, mixed up with the
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But it was looking to the world that they had been inveigled by a wealthy developer to send their flagship craft on a hurried mission
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She glanced momentarily at Chris, looked slightly scared, then wiped her nose with a large tissue and hurried to the exit
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He opened the front door and hurried into the small lobby
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She was sure if this craft had been been designed for a human pilot – rather than handed over, as it seemed, in a hurried way from his alien friend – it would be scanning her in a
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The last trip was made as rapidly as possible with eyes always looking back, as we hurried to our destination
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He hurried on ahead to open the door to her office suite, “That should be no problem
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Pale of face but in control, she hurries over to me, hugging me frantically as soon as I set foot on the ground
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He hurries across to us, smiling a welcome
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Jim hurries over to where I am still standing
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After a few seconds grappling with another question he hurries forward and catches up with Sergeant Miller by the swing doors at the entrance to the canteen
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He hurries round to the driver's door, which is open, and seeing his car abandoned in such an out of the way spot, Billy fully expects to find ripped out wires and a gaping hole in the facia where the CD player used to be
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He turns and hurries down the steps
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Hurries to the bedroom
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"For His sake," she says softly, and then hurries on through the years and forever in search of the little
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Lands there and hurries back to his room and awaits for his butler's call in the morning
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Jesus the waiter Hurries over to them, and gives Anne a hug, and warmly shakes the hands of Philip, and Charles
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Anne hurries over to Teresa who is working behind the bar
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Lynn rolls her eyes, and he hurries on, probably to avoid hearing Lynn’s Divergent conspiracy theory again
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“Lexie, wait!” She hurries to stand in front of me
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He staggers and Madeline, who stares at me with mouth open, hurries to catch him
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“Is that not why you love me?” She hurries over to hug me
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Alexandra hurries and helps me up
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” She says while stumbling out of bed as she takes a shower and finally dresses as he hurries her out to his car
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He hurries along the outskirts, heartbeat quickening
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“All I can say is,” added Rimmon, “I sure hope that Youssaf hurries on back here, as quickly as he left!”
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“Be gentle,” Annyeke cries out, and he can hear the rustle and soft thud of her footsteps as she hurries after them
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“All I can say is,” added Rimmon, “I sure hope that Youssaf hurries on back here, as quickly as
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She hears him somehow and, may the stars bless her, hurries to his side to offer support
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Once I hang up, just as our soap is about to start Chantal hurries into the kitchen to
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The look in Curly Pete's eyes sends a cold shiver through Dippa's body and he hurries out into the kitchen
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Barney hurries around to the drivers' side, opens the door and clambers in putting his hand out to steady the still form of Razor Mick
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Stef hurries along the road with a bad feeling starting to fill his body, his sixth sense screams that he is being watched and how stupid it was to walk along the street, when he knew it is being watched!
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Emerging a few seconds later carrying the box of money he hurries out to the car and puts the box in the trunk
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Stef hurries out to the car with the heavy case and box as Nicola runs to the back door and locks and bolts it firmly
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Steve hurries his pace home, he needs Curly Pete and some more muscle and his mind races through the people he can call
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Reaching his home Steve unlocks the front door and hurries into the spare room which he has converted into an office
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� Steve orders as he disconnects the call, putting his phone in his pocket Steve hurries down the stairs and into the kitchen
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Steve hurries behind him with Barney on his heels, Curly Pete appears to have a sixth sense as to where everyone is as he walks straight into the kitchen
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Carol walks into the bedroom for her purse and jacket, putting on her jacket quickly she holds her purse firmly and hurries down the stairs and steps out onto the street
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Throwing it over his shoulder Simon hurries out of the flat, tripping on the folded carpet he shuts the door with a slam and runs down the stairs
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Curly Pete turns and hurries out the door and looks in the spare room, kitchen and bathroom before he realises that the flat is empty
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� Steve tells Sheila's departing back as she hurries out of the room
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� says Steve as he hurries back indoors
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With his chips replacing the company chips he hurries back to the control room
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As the last one is completed Grailem takes out his memory card and transfers the programming back and hurries out of the office and down the stairs
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Flushed with success that his new disguise and identity works well Grailem hurries towards the exit and steps out into the sunshine
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Grailem drives up to the door of the flagship and hurries inside
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Wiping her hands she hurries along the hall and opens the door; “Hi Lewis, I hope you have had a good day?” she asks with beaming smile
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Suzy hurries to keep pace with her as Sharon steps out onto the pavement and starts to walk past the police woman, who is still leaning against the glass of the shop
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” turning quickly he hides the machete under his coat as he hurries back to his van
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Stepping out of the alley Suzy hurries along the road to the cafe; looking at the time on her mobile phone she sees it is five minutes to eleven
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” she replies as she stands, knocking the candle over she hurries to the bedroom
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” he orders as he stands and hurries around the back of the bungalow
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As he enters the kitchen Lewis grabs the overflowing bucket of water in the sink and hurries to the lounge
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An elderly nurse appears in the doorway of the ward and hurries over to Lewis and the crowd of nurses
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Mister Cigarette hurries after her
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Diane D and the Dianettes suddenly hear Mary’s and Aunt Celeste’s footsteps quickly coming behind them! Diane D quickly hurries out the backstage doorway with the Dianettes hurrying out the doorway behind her
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“Watch me!” Diane D suddenly lifts her entire left arm high in the air and then throws it backward causing Aunt Celeste to lose her grip on her arm and lose her balance! Aunt Celeste is about to fall backward but Mary quickly catches Aunt Celeste as Diane D quickly hurries away and runs off!
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A half hour later, Diane D hurries outside the theater wearing a white turtleneck shirt with sleeves rolled up to her elbow
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She hurries towards him
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I watch as Aaron turns and hurries up the trail
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“I don’t need this shit!” Dana shouts as she hurries to the front door, opens it, then storms out of it
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Christine hurries down the staircase! She hurries to the front door after Dana then leaves out of it and shouts, “Dana!” Michael, Gracy and the rest of the family hurry out the front door after Christine!
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Diane D leaps up out of the stool and hurries to the front door! She opens the door and hurries out of it
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Diane D hurries down the hallway towards another room and goes into it
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Deacon turns and hurries away as the rest of the guys look on
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“Well I hope her probation hurries up and be the hell over with soon because I think we’re going to catch hell as long as she’s in charge here
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” Lonna turns and hurries towards the back office with the bags of Chinese food
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At the Diaz-Davidson Organization, Vivian hurries through the organization hallway to a door holding a male toddler and lots of books in her arms
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She then turns to her family and says, “I'm gonna go help straighten that Felix Green out! Please hold on to Diane! Whatever y'all do please don't let her go!” Mary angrily turns and hurries away out into the hallway as Diane D continues to breath in anger, looking at her mother as her mother hurries out into the hallway
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She turns towards the doorway and shouts, “Hey Joseph! I got great news!” Teresa hurries towards the doorway and heads out into the hallway
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Alex hurries from the double doors! Monique and Harvey who are standing in the hallway approach Alex
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“Listen, do what the hell you have to do, okay! I've said all I have to say! Bye!” Nicolas slams the phone receiver and hurries away
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” The husband hurries away with the officers
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A woman sitting in the doctor’s office reading a newspaper with a headline that reads: DIANE D’S BODY MYSTERIOUSLY STOPS LEVITATING AND DROPS AS HER FAMILY HURRIES TO THE STAGE!
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She turns around and angrily hurries off shouting, “Girls! Girls!”
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Thus the devil hurries to them, seeking to encourage them to commit great sins and indecencies so that they will become devils like him
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As soon as the spirit spreads in this way, Satan hurries to it, using the ray of the spirit as a mount to reach the spirit’s core
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He hurries to enter the book shop
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He hurries inside and quickly moves as far back into the store as he can
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Cass hurries up the steps as she hangs a velvet rope across the staircase entrance
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She hurries to hide the ugliness she feels with her large awkward hand
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Instantly, he thinks about, “UNKS!” He hurries to grab the books they've collected throughout the day
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The confused boy hurries to find something for Cass to write upon
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Cass hurries to open the cough medication
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Unks hurries to assist by pulling out, and then pushing in Mrs
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Sherry hurries up to the counter to greet him
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Isabella hurries to assemble a box as Sherry quickly pulls out two trays filled with virtually every type confectionery delight the bakery offers
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Sherry hurries to fill a second box using the same method
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He hurries down to help with the boxes
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She hurries unwrapping her present the rest of the way
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Cass hurries and scoops some cold water over the “coma long” to cool it, and prevent it from bending further
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Cass hurries to help Unks while yelling out, “I think we’re past the worse of the storm!”
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Unks hurries to think of a way to tell him the truth without igniting the furious hatred in his straining eyes
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The large man sets his son down and hurries to the injured man
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He hurries through his lessons with a speed that leaves Papa speechless, and is off and hauling the sled up past our gate with Vicki walking demurely beside him and is whizzing down again past our gate with Vicki sitting demurely in front of him before Papa is well through the list of adjectives he applies to him once at least every day
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At this ceremony the bishop's wife's face took on the look of one who thinks there is really no need to make fresh acquaintances in breathless hurries
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He hurries to stand, but the king waves him off with a gesture
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He fishes the frog out of its own mess and hurries to the washroom, where he strips off his shirt and carefully tries to clean the little guy up as much as possible
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What can you do?" and to then cock an eyebrow that the near stricken woman to say, "yeah, you're a bitch," before he hurries after the princess
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She looks at him like he's crazy, and his craziness is about to make her cry, but then the director hurries forward looking beside himself with glee
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Outside the house, an expensive car is packed, he opens the passenger door for his wife, after she has sat down, and he hands over the baby to her, he hurries to the driver’s side and enters
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“I just hope Peter hurries up with that passport,” said Marie sighing as she lay back in the tin bath
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He hurries back towards the Roadrunner as a massive horde of
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"I'll call for an ambulance!" The bus driver then hurries away!
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"I'm sorry, I promise I'll be back to explain when this is all over but right now I'm in a hurry, and I am under confidentiality oath
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It sounded like his voice, she started to hurry across the marble of the entry hall floor
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“Would you hurry up!” Ackers insisted through the ear piece
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"We need to hurry back towards civilization so we can call her," he said
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Concerned, I hurry over to where she is sitting and, putting one arm round her shoulders, give her a hug
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Both were in a hurry to use the potty
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Nick gives me a sympathetic grin as I hurry over to where Maggie means and get down to work
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Quickly dumping my toast in the kitchen, I wipe my fingers and hurry back to where she is waiting impatiently
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"Well let's hurry
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I've never been there myself and I'm in no hurry to become one, that's why I left that expedition
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We have to hurry and cover as much distance as possible
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delivered with all the haste and modern hurry
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in my hurry to make the halls of Fitzford House
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Make no attempt to go farther as this is the stage in the proceedings when students try to achieve too much in a hurry with sometimes unpleasant results
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rhythmically and without hurry
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You want to reduce that abdomen don’t you ? Then do please remember that there is no hurry at all in this exercise, and the slow s-l-o-w lowering of the legs is precisely what strengthens, tones, exercises, and reduces those flabby abdominal muscles and helps to reduce fat in this area
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Hurry is a word which is left entirely out of the Yoga vocabulary
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They were in a hurry to finally get me help and yet an apprehension followed in having to see how bad my condition really was
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She laughed loudly and told him to ‘button it’, and hurry up and ‘do the kissing again
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He always ate without hurry and even closed his eyes to savour every taste
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Lady Kate said with great concern, “Oh hurry, we must be there for her
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When you have said something nice, don't be in a hurry to speak
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reluctant brother, who was in no hurry to emerge
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incompetent? I would tell Him to hurry his *ss up and do what He had for
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” Naria looked at Gordon and nodded, the little man left in a hurry
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shopping and being in a hurry
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Of course, your mum loves you; she is just in a hurry
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“My bag’s down the other way, I’ll hurry
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He smiles weakly at Billy and together they hurry down the corridor and into the main bar
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“We don’t need to be in such a hurry,” she said, “I wonder if she had a locker at that school?”
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Someone had made a pretty bad fist of replanting a bush in the recently dug ground in an attempt to conceal the disturbance, the shrub lurched heavily to one side giving away the fact it had been planted in a hurry by black-fingered hands
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gotten out of it in a hurry; the blankets lay discarded across the foot-rest in a dishevelled heap
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Bethai seemed in no hurry to leave, instead she seemed to want to lounge nude in the rays on the main patio of his home, exercising her pleasure domes and idly chatting about the Starship Age
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I had to hurry before she bit the dust
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It's just you can't always hurry this stuff
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you want? Hurry, there are others waiting
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I walk to the door with her and watch her hurry back to her cottage … and her man
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The people even at this late hour were in a hurry to be
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“Yeah, but hurry up and get a rock or something to mash it’s head with, it’s struggling
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Andrew, Monica, Matt and Eve then proceeded to hurry over to the Kingston Mansion
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However, the other car had stopped, and didn't seem to be in much of a hurry to move
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"Hurry, Mom's hungry," was the last word he uttered before closing the door slowly behind himself, but the low growl, that escaped spoke for its self
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There wasn’t much hurry at this point
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“I’m not in a hurry, so I won’t mind the speed
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Bruce left Coonabarabran in a hurry
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easiest work in the world, but Roman seemed to be in no hurry
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o Is in a hurry
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Whoever built this was in a hurry, he thought, taking his hands from the wall and wiping the grease on his robe
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It was all very well to say `Drink me,' but the wise little Alice was not going to do THAT in a hurry
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THEY ARE IN A HURRY
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Hurry! She may have injured them, but be assured that they yet live," the one-armed man said as he thrust his sword into the chest of one of his fallen companions, gouts of dark liquid sprayed upwards as he buried the tip of his blade and then twisted his wrist
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The magician cried out in a great hurry:
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” She ran to tell Aladdin, bidding him to hurry
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Whilst Fred was having his tea and listening to the news he decided his dog and cat had to sleep in the big utility van in the morning just in case he had to leave in a hurry
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She might have seen Chensa looking out her door as she started down the stairs, but wasn't sure and they were in a hurry
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clearly in a hurry to put this matter to rest and get back
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She wouldn't hurry to get back into the rounds of practice and recording sessions, the arguments over why this or that word didn't quite convey the meaning and this or that riff was too twinkly or too dominant
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"Hurry, Theodorous, they're coming stronger now," Bri Lynn said, plucking away at the advancing horde with a short bow while the rest of the soldiers cut down any of the advancing undead she couldn't hit
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If you hurry, the
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by the bandits in their hurry to escape
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‘There’s no hurry, is there?’ said Marguerite, trying
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He was not in a hurry to reach somewhere
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I was in a hurry to get
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was in a hurry; we were just walking
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She wondered why he seemed so anxious to speak to her; surely there was no hurry
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Nerissa knew she’d have to hurry, before Tragus put out the alarm
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the cave and gag her, throw her over a shoulder, and hurry out
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That he must hurry before his rescue mission was
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One of the king’s officials was making his way through the crowd from the back in a hurry
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And they turned to hurry on through the capacious hall
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fall on her in seconds if she didn’t hurry to obey his order
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The two lovebirds left in a hurry, taking their blanket with them
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“Two weeks? Why the hurry? You have your whole lives ahead of you!” Zarko’s mother exclaimed when they told her the news
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With that Rebekah left in a hurry
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He couldn’t make out the rider, but it was clear that he was in a hurry
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Not take it away! Come on bring it in, bring it in, don't dawdle in the hall! Hurry up now
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But he did not hurry
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“And hurry on with it, boy
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“But hurry on with it
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Still, blowing off in a great hurry was a form of selfishness that always left her dissatisfied, no matter how tolerant she might try to be of the youth ramming it into her cunt
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She lilted her lovely, bare tits and let them fall again, this being a calculated move on her part to inspire him to great things in a hurry
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It was quieter than the rest of the town, and there seemed no hurry in that place
83.
But there was no hurry for the train; it was still sunny
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They were in a hurry
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“We’ll keep packed in case we have to leave in a hurry
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Hurry give it to me,” she said quickly
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‘And how many hours a day did you do lessons?’ said Alice, in a hurry to change the subject
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But as he was scanning round in her room the thought occurred to her that she hadn’t bothered to tidy up before leaving that morning in a hurry for work
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‘I didn’t!’ the March Hare interrupted in a great hurry
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Rabbit, jumping up in a great hurry; ‘this paper has just been picked up
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It was still active, as if it’s occupant had abandoned it in a hurry
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“Are you in a hurry to learn everything there is to know?” Joseph asked as he slathered figs onto a piece of bread for James
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there was no hurry
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"In a bit of a hurry, are we? Rushing to
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He would have to find a launderette or a dry cleaners who could do it in a hurry
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She looked around – ah, there was Iain hurrying towards her … Gotte bless the man!
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made by a thousand pairs of hurrying shoes
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Wagons were hurrying in both directions down the middle, loading and unloading at the edges
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She looked long and hard at a telephone engineer who was working in the street, which resulted in her hurrying home in tears, her ears ringing with the sound of wolf whistles
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in the big city amongst all of those huge, hurrying adults and she
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in her hurrying home in tears, her ears ringing with the sound of
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really in a rush, really hurrying
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through the kitchen door, hurrying to catch up with the young
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He has watched nurses hurrying through doors for an hour, and he has asked and answered the same questions over and over again
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traffic on the crossing this morning, also hurrying to stay ahead of the
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for a few seconds, before hurrying to catch up with the others
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Ozzie and Chas were hurrying down the hall from the other end of the corridor, Kev was standing anxiously in the doorway, alternately glancing into the room and down the corridor
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“The hardest part,” said George, “was keeping Wang Lung, Lizette, and the others from spilling the beans while I was making preparations and hurrying to get it completed before our next bundles of joy arrive
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hurrying up as soon as he saw that Tom was asking questions
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hurrying back towards the front entrance where they had dumped the
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Hurrying back to the house she’d gone straight to the phone and found the number for the land office
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‘Keep me out of this,’ he said, before hurrying off to
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Alice was not a bit hurt, and she jumped up on to her feet in a moment: she looked up, but it was all dark overhead; before her was another long passage, and the White Rabbit was still in sight, hurrying down it
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He was glad to see that the majority of them had already made it to the ground and were hurrying to take up positions on the city's rooftops
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hurrying rather than face the prospect of a confrontation
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Leaving the wealthy neighborhood and hurrying as best she could, Nerissa made it to the
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the hurrying and scurrying passengers
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Many a brave soul it sent hurrying down to Hades,
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And he spun around to see the same cloaked figure from the nearby market hurrying off in the opposite direction
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He looked round to the surgery door as a middle-aged woman with long, blonde hair tied back in a ponytail came hurrying out, in tears
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She was hurrying down the street
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She kissed and hugged her and reassured her that she was in safe hands before hurrying to fill a hot mustard bath, so that within minutes Rosemary was stripped and soaking to bring some warmth back to her chilled bones
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Moments later, he was hurrying from the tent and strolling through the camp with Guardians at his side
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” At that, the lieutenant turned and disappeared into a busy mass of sailors who were hurrying about their tasks
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tired children through the slush of the streets; pretty girls hurrying
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Satisfied that she had done all that she could to protect the information, Sheena left her office, hurrying down the corridor to the lift, which she took to the lower-basement
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grandfathers and grandmothers, all of whom were hurrying home with
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Hurrying past all the other houses, he soon reached the end of the
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Dawn stormed out of the kitchen, hurrying up to her bedroom, where she stripped off and took a shower
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and that her mother was hurrying her off to investigate the lateness of
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As she reached the back lawn, Booker came through a set of French doors, stuffing copious papers into his briefcase, hurrying along the gravel path towards the helipad
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Dawn heard the satellite phone ringing and jumped out of bed, hurrying downstairs, pulling the duvet around her as she rushed into the study
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After the red-coats had turned their backs, and I was hurrying
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Hurrying outside the old badger scouted around, finding some tracks leading away into the undergrowth
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Hurrying along the trail, he followed the tracks as far as he could until they eventually petered out on the stony ground
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Hurrying forward he stopped beside a bloodied boar who looked as though he was about to collapse
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Hurrying from the chamber, he searched the small living spaces spread out along the tunnel, questioning every badger living there, but got the same slow shake of the head
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Hurrying to Uncle Hobart's side, I hooked him under his arms, dragging him clear before the whole house crashed down on top of him
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"What's he bloody up to now?" I muttered, hurrying across the field
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What he read sent him hurrying to the lounge for a stiff drink
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A moving silhouette along a wall offered hope, then showed itself to be a man in rags scurrying through the gloom who looked neither left or right: an addict, she thought, hurrying to score
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Suddenly, I noticed the station agent hurrying toward us
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Soon, the thin one reappeared, hurrying towards the barge, climbed over it, and disappeared down onto the boat to join the woman
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They had escaped with their lives! “Beth,” he called, hurrying to her, “are you all right?”
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“Yeah, sure,” he said, slapping enough for five beers on the man’s table before hurrying to the car
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Stinger came hurrying out and the pair took off at a run for the battlements
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Hurrying to find Thomas and Stinger to tell them her
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Hurrying, he turned his back to the cockpit and floated down into the cabin
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He was hurrying down the stairs, carrying that same briefcase
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She heard Noah’s footsteps hurrying back down the steps towards her
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The minute they stopped at the curb, Angie came hurrying out the door
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Manda was just leaning down to her, when she saw Myrna and Bertram hurrying towards them
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Manda looked up to see Nik hurrying through the door with Tamako following close behind him
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Sierra was hurrying back and forth between her bedroom and the bathroom, getting ready for an evening out with Nik
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“Take care then,” the woman said, hurrying out the door and down the stairs
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sweat from his eyes, Cloud came after, hurrying to keep up with
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have far more leisure than those who are always hurrying
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Persons hurrying in both directions watched for the man and gave him room
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Once on the passenger seat, Sean secures my seat belt before hurrying to the driver’s seat
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“I reckon cleanliness is next to godliness,” Paul said, hurrying across the room to join his cousin at the sink
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“Who is Negel?” He ignored her question, grabbing hold of her arm he proceeded to dragged her along, hurrying them as he mumbled under his breath
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Loud popping sounds came from under their feet as accumulated gases and air bladders exploded under the pressure of hurrying feet
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Hurrying to get into step alongside his guide, Moshe, wary but desirous of starting a conversation, offered, “Do you handle anything other than military items here?”
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Seeing the others of his crew looking in his direction, he arced his arm as he veered off toward where Youssaf and Mahli could be seen hurrying toward another storehouse
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Judging by some barely visible Sylvan hurrying along the far wall, it was most of a kilometer in diameter
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Having been thus brought back to the major problem that had brought him here, Moshe, hurrying out of the house to see if his horse had strayed, was quickly followed by those who so recently had sought haven there
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Do this for me,” he concluded, “while I go on to see what’s up ahead for us,” Hurrying on without waiting for an answer, Moshe smiled inwardly at such a good resolution to a problem that had vexed him since his arrival
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They had not yet arrived at the stream which bordered the courtyard, but Simon could see their figures hurrying towards him over the fields
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For a heartbeat, it was impossible to understand and then he knew, as clearly as if the Gathandrian Spirit had spoken directly to his heart, that this was what Jemelda had planned and this was what she was hurrying to do when he glimpsed her
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The servants hurrying to bring bread and root-wine to break their master’s fast, the maids sweeping the floors and preparing the linen to wash, even the restlessness of the castle dogs as they hungered for the few scraps that might fall from the plates and platters
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In the kitchen area, upon their entrance Frankel came hurrying out of the recesses
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Youssaf and Mahli could be seen hurrying toward another storehouse
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hurrying out of the house to see if his horse had strayed, was quickly followed by those who so
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From the direction of the city, he saw a group of people hurrying towards them
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Judging by some barely visible Sylvan hurrying along the far wall, it was close to a half-mile in diameter
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She stared in surprise to see the hurrying children
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Next they were up and hurrying toward
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Professor Lawrence came hurrying up
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said, hurrying into her bedroom
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'Twixt tears and laughter, panic hurrying her,
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Hurrying back, he found the main group loafing after having completed the unloading
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“I’m ‘ere, Ma!” Jed came hurrying across the yard with a bucket of water, but stumbled before he reached the house, and ended up on the ground with the bucket on his head
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Jane waved a hasty good bye to Zach and his parents before hurrying after Bill, beckoning for the children to follow
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Sally came hurrying over with a warm towel for Michael to use
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looked up in time to see the men hurrying upstairs with the gurney