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1. Pottery vases and dishes trailing ribbons and silken cord stood before effigies of tulips and lilies in pink, white and turquoise behind rows of ornate glassware balanced on the shelves

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2. Alexis was right, it was hard not to crunch bits of pottery or sea shells underfoot, and I was forced to step over a gang of red ants, dragging off a caterpillar and waving nasty-looking pincers at anything that threatened their mission

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3. the his prize collection of amusing caricature pottery

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4. stiff as an earthenware flower pot, for cold glazed pottery was what

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5. immortalised in pottery, Billy could still move his eyes and as he

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6. Most had large and ornate pottery bowls for bathtubs and all heated their bath water by letting it sit in the sun in the open courtyard of their home

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7. It was in a very nice pottery cup, painted with drawings of starfish

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8. She lead him to the bathtub, which was a wide pottery jug you sat in, and hoped he knew what she meant

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9. There was only one wash basin and it was pottery, but there was a tiled shelf near it

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10. It was serve yourself with pottery plates and bronze forks

11. Shiploads of cordwood were being burned and shiploads of pottery, textiles, furniture and metal goods were being loaded

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12. direction, its floor like cracking pottery clay

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13. jugglers, and a vendor selling Tuscan pottery

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14. Beyond that, the pottery barn and stores, then the whole long retail area of the north circle

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15. He saw all the cooks in that area, he knew most of them, then passed all the way down into the pottery and plumbing foundries of the Karthuum Valley and then all the way across to the huge Jaignvin photochemical labs beyond the south Karthuum print shops

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16. The clients lived in a service house down in an atrium where there were now a lot of pottery shops

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17. Before long he was back at the end of Blux industrial again, where it comes up into the pottery district

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18. It was the finest piece of pottery she’d ever seen

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19. Someone had filled the largest cleft in its mud bricks with shards of pottery

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20. This must be the place where Architalos mined clay for his pottery

21. Gazing around the cave, she saw no modern items in it -- no pottery, cookware, cutlery,

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22. He’d inherit everything, the estate, the pottery workshop, and all the lands, because Architalos only had daughters by his wife

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23. Broken pottery was used but could not be easily gathered together and collated into requisite collections

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24. The earliest pottery appears in the northern Zagros Mountains and is from the seventh millennium BC

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25. The first pieces of "modern" pottery, five thousand years old, have been unearthed in Uruk

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26. 28,000 The discovery of what is believed to be the first Pottery

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27. (A year later this young mother apologised and gave me a lovely piece of pottery she’d made, but of course I’d forgiven her instantly

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28. Textiles, pottery, dyeing, sugar production from cane, and horticulture all fell within the scope of Islam at its zenith

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29. mostly by stone and of the handmade pottery similar to the one found in the area

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30. Yesterday he showed me a booklet for a museum in Venice, containing photographs of pottery, and other artifacts that were found nearby when the Roman Empire was at its height throughout most of Europe

31. She had made it in her pottery class

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32. Near it were some pottery and a grinding stone

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33. They long ago became millionaires in Sedona; she from her Pauli’s Pottery and he from going from apprentice electrician to full partner with his father-in-law in building those expensive resort homes in the Red Rocks of Sedona near Cottonwood Creek

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34. It was a place that sold big pottery

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35. I watched as three small pieces of pottery emerged from the debris and lay on the screen along with the larger pebbles

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36. “Oh, we did date the pottery

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37. The pottery creature crumbled into pieces, leaving a mound of shards

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38. “We are from the north, hoping to open a pottery business in Jericho,” David answered

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39. I descended into a very deep hole near Jericho where an archaeologist assured me the pottery shards had been handled by the ancestors of the locals ten thousand years before

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40. ' But again did the thoughtless make light of this call of their king, and they went their ways, one to the farm, another to the pottery, and others to their merchandise

41. The table that happened to be two hundred years old was decorated with hand carved vegetables and fruits placed in and around homemade pottery that was collected from the ruins of the southern territory

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42. From time to time traders from the coastal lowlands would arrive with such exotic goods as cotton, coffee beans, rubber for the balls used in the hoop game, cacao, vanilla, slateback mirrors and feathers of every colour imaginable, pottery with strange colourful designs delicately worked by some foreign tradesman, small intricately worked statues of the whole pantheon of the gods, and sometimes traders from the far mountains to the south would arrive with long necked animals laden with unattainable treasures, all of these wonders were laid out on matting and the whole square was taken up by these vendors, it was a splendid and exciting sight for a youngster to listen to the haggling over every conceivable commodity, the noise mixed with the varicoloured goods and clothing, the exotic accents of people from a dozen different tribes had a young boy’s mind in a permanent spin

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43. fragments of pottery that seemed to have been rolled over with a

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44. There were stone blocks forming low tables for numerous sealed pottery jars

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45. And by 6,000 BC the pottery and wool textile trades were being practiced in Catalhoyuk in what is today Turkey

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46. Life was showing signs of relaxed normalcy, with archeologists in Egypt having found decorated pottery and other house wares of the period

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47. Not that the pottery mentioned above isn't art work in and of itself but the addition of art that can be placed on the wall is a welcome addition in many homes

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48. Pottery and baskets provide the perfect opportunity for this

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49. Pottery is an unusual accent piece for any bathroom

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50. scattered around the cave, mixed with bits of crystal and pottery from the artifacts

51. There came a crash of wood and pottery, a shout of voices, and a fading thud of boots

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52. tools, textiles, pottery and art

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53. collection of curiously shaped pottery vessels

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54. all of the others with the artistic richness of their pottery, stela and architecture

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55. Her hobby is pottery that she sells at local swap meets

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56. Was shown actual recently-made replicas of the Old Testament vessels, pottery and dishes to be used when the Temple is rebuilt

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57. Net auctions! They are thrilled that they don’t have to pack and lug around heavy boxes loaded with heavy pottery

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58. celebrate the fact that they can spend more time making pottery and less time selling

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59. In 1997, Karen began as an eBay seller of fine collectibles, glass, pottery, and old toys

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60. At Pottery Barn I found a fun leaf-shaped candle bowl for Tobias, who always had some kind of interesting lighting going on

61. Women responded to certain things in my experience, pottery

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62. the skies, teaching humanity agriculture, pottery,

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63. If he mentioned Microprocessors, somebody else might decide to come too, whereas with Pottery, Lit or some such, they'd wonder whether to believe him

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64. “Every piece of paper, every icon, every piece of pottery, everything in fact, is catalogued in here

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65. We threw away broken pottery, broken attempts of cutting tools

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66. "I meant that they were off the hook about the money… not the music!" Principal Sanders said, sounding more annoyed then the time when he and his old tennis partner, Aaron Harper, had accidentally started a clay fight in Pottery class two years ago

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67. "So what does having pottery have to do with you guys coming through here?" Britta asked after taking a deep breath to compose herself even though she managed a small giggle at the end

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68. It had been Hayden's plan to make an excuse to get rid of the shirts, and pottery was the perfect way to dirty a shirt

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69. They killed off the original inhabitants in their area; the Etruscans: because they were more affluent, they had better pottery, better harvests, and were less warlike than they were

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70. Other people have stolen their statues and pottery for thousands of years

71. They had factories, textiles, shops; they made things like pottery weaving cloth metals jewelry

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72. There really was no point in searching after freedom anymore, in fact what was the point to even living? Her hand closed over the little piece of broken pottery that she had found earlier in her cell and she brought the little piece of pottery up to her face and contemplated it more closely

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73. She looked down at her hand and made to pull the pottery across her wrist, but her hand wouldn’t move

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74. Uttering a cry of sheer frustration and anger, she drew the piece of pottery back and hurled it against the opposite wall of the room

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75. “…the towering spire crumbled like frail pottery across the landscape

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76. He had also made friends with the designer for a pottery firm, and was gaining some knowledge of his new acquaintance's art

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77. Our potters also might be allowed to repose on couches, and feast by the fireside, passing round the winecup, while their wheel is conveniently at hand, and working at pottery only as much as they like; in this way we might make every class happy--and then, as you imagine, the whole State would be happy

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78. He was sitting next to his stall, which was stacked high with carefully crafted copper pots and smaller sized pottery

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79. There was a heavy old table, stained and scorched but scrubbed clean; a shelf with a row of pottery jars; and a locked cupboard, presumably containing the more precious ingredients used in Mattie’s potions

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80. She opened the purse to check – and found nothing but shards of pottery

81. The little pottery vial was in a tiny leather bag attached to a thong around her neck

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82. Caris filled a pottery bottle with rose water and asked Madge for

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83. The woman’s entire music collection is formed from Pottery Barn compilations

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84. My mind was stuck in a groove of what the fire had cost me in emotional touchstones to my past: my Willie Mays jacket, my Indian pottery, and everything that had belonged to my mother, especially her letters telling me how much she loved me, a sentiment she’d only been able to write when she was dying but was never able to actually say

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85. that weird woman who dug up old pottery

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86. But this wasn’t cracked pottery

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87. All the way down to the garage he'd stop at windows, read signs, look at pictures, handle pottery

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88. In the Rue Planche-Mibray, they threw old pieces of pottery and household utensils down on the soldiers from the roofs; a bad sign; and when this matter was reported to Marshal Soult, Napoleon's old lieutenant grew thoughtful, as he recalled Suchet's saying at Saragossa: "We are lost when the old women empty their pots de chambre on our heads

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89. All the way down to the garage he’d stop at windows, read signs, look at pictures, handle pottery

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