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1. White torsos blend into the corpulent meadow,
2. He was in the office on his crusty corpulent hindquarters surfing the Internet
3. Third watch Tarrant County Jail: The non compos mentis although excessively loquacious, sauerbraten and sauerkraut breathed and feminine voiced corpulent Corporal Smith
4. I am equally certain that tax dollars shouldn't be wasted paying the corpulent Corporal to sit on a county commode
5. Clarity eyed the corpulent, handsome barman
6. She saw Miss Tik and Cactus meet a corpulent sailor and speak to him for more than forty five minutes
7. Corpulent, sedate and cunning, Hassid could not have been more different from his lean impulsive and forthright son
8. It was quite funny how he pushed the lapel of his navy blue jacket with brass buttons back in order to latch his right hand thumb under his red suspenders that struggled to keep his trousers positioned just beneath his corpulent midriff; he looked calm and relaxed as if there was not a worry in the world or a problem that could not be solved, just as he had appeared the previous night even with the gravity of Faye’s situation
9. “What can I do for you, Feltus?” he inquired as his corpulent friend slowly approached
10. The corners of his mouth turned down as he saw this corpulent and vaguely professional-looking man approaching him with a clear impression of urgency surrounding him, and he lifted his head as if to assert some superiority of the intruder and maintained his position with his right foot on the first stair as if to suggest a preponderance to postpone any matters to a later time
11. “It was a pleasure to help,” he replied with his twangy drawl as the corpulent inspector brushed by him
12. through the doorway, “what’s going on here?” She shot Billy, a corpulent
13. The corpulent captain waddled into the office and slammed the door shut behind him, rattling the blinds on the windows, as if his temper were boiling
14. Wickland inserted Spalding’s key in the second lock and as he did so laughed at himself thinking of how the rather corpulent Spalding could have squatted down to access the lockbox
15. What civilization is most proud of is the most evil aspect of civilization: fat corpulent weak lazy senile wrecks: addicted to machines and drugs and distractions
16. Krista’s insides clenched as she looked up through the tangles of her hair and saw the fat corpulent form of Esmeralda standing before her, who had only grown uglier with age
17. Do the corpulent sleepers sleep? have they lock'd and bolted doors?
18. not often the case with those of his corpulent habit; making then the right
19. ) remark (or should it be called an interruption?) that an omnivorous being which can masticate, deglute, digest and apparently pass through the ordinary channel with pluterperfect imperturbability such multifarious aliments as cancrenous females emaciated by parturition, corpulent professional gentlemen, not to speak of jaundiced politicians and chlorotic nuns, might possibly find
20. Her gallant, who was a gentleman about thirty, somewhat inclined to a fatness that was in no sort displeasing, improving the hint thus tendered him of this mode of enjoyment, after setting her well in this posture, and encouraging her with kisses and caresses to stand him thro', drew out his affair ready erected, and whose extreme length, rather disproportioned to its breadth, was the more surprising, as that excess is not often the case with those of his corpulent habit; making then the right and direct application, he drove it up to the guard, whilst the round bulge of those Turkish beauties of her's, tallying with the hollow made with the bent of his belly and thighs, as he curved inwards, brought all those parts, surely not un-delightfully, into warm touch, and close conjunction; his hands he kept passing round her body, and employed in toying with her enchanting breasts
21. His body was absolutely corpulent, but his face, though massive, had preserved something of the sharpness of expression which was so remarkable in that of his brother
22. Gatsby would be a florid and corpulent person in his middle years
23. His whole short corpulent figure with broad thick shoulders, and chest and stomach involuntarily protruding, had that imposing and stately appearance one sees in men of forty who live in comfort
24. Since Prince Andrew had last seen him Kutuzov had grown still more corpulent, flaccid, and fat
25. Madame Magloire was a little, fat, white old woman, corpulent and bustling; always out of breath,—in the first place, because of her activity, and in the next, because of her asthma
26. She was a big woman, in stature almost equalling her husband, and corpulent besides: she showed virile force in the contest—more than once she almost throttled him, athletic as he was
27. Tránsito Ariza altered the clothing and made it smaller for her son, who was less corpulent than his father and much shorter than the German, and she bought him woolen socks and long underwear so that he would have everything he needed to resist the rigors of the mountain wastelands
28. The corpulent friend falls back with a stagger, looks stupidly with his drunken eyes at the secretary, and suddenly, with all his might, sends his fist into the secretary's thin face
29. One could see that by the time he was thirty he would be corpulent
30. He had the same fat red face, and was as corpulent and as well dressed as in his military days
31. Since Prince Andrew had last seen him Kutúzov had grown still more corpulent, flaccid, and fat
32. They looked not into his face as he passed by, fearing to come under the awful bane of his eyes; but when the sound of his heavy steps announced that he had passed, heads were lifted, and eyes examined with timid curiosity the figure of the corpulent, tall, slightly stooping old man, as he slowly passed into the heart of the imperial palace
33. The only one who was not smiling was Fedosyevitch, the corpulent hall-porter, who stood stiffly at attention, holding the handle of the door, waiting impatiently for the daily gratification that fell to his share — that is, the task of flinging one half of the door wide open with a swing of his arm, and then, with a low bow, reverentially making way for his Excellency to pass