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lay bare
1. that lay bare beneath heavy lidded thunderheads
2. Be with sorrow and lay bare its
3. before it has time to settle; this will lay bare the old layers until
4. We went for a long drive soon after I learned that I had busted and she proceeded to outline my weaknesses and lay bare the reasons for my failure
5. The trees that sheltered the view of the other houses in the O’Connor’s back garden lay bare again and the rows of frost covered roofs created an arched canopy of gleaming white that lit up the dark winter morning skies of Slough
6. The desert lay bare to the gaze, though just now this view was limited by low-lying clouds which rested in whitish masses on the southern horizon
7. The sullen stream lay bare and empty
8. He pushed the black stallion as hard as he dared, but the long white road lay bare before him, from horizon to horizon
9. If you leave the world and never come back, we are at the mercy of nature, for we can no more rise to the stars without human intervention than humans can appreciate the depths of our songs and souls that we openly lay bare to you without us to guide
10. naked on the bed I lay bare as a stone
11. The queen sat on the edge of the bed, crying inconsolably, looking at the corpse of Jane which lay bare on the bed, and afterwards, mumbled to herself miserably; “you should not have killed that poor boy, now our only child is dead
12. “We’re concerned about you,” she said, looking at the bed that lay bare, stripped of all its linens
13. "Strive to lay bare the truth, as well amid the promises and presents of the rich man, as amid the sobs and entreaties of the poor
14. "That is not the point, Emerencia," replied Altisidora, "it is that I would not that my singing should lay bare my heart, and that I should be thought a light and wanton maiden by those who know not the mighty power of love; but come what may; better a blush on the cheeks than a sore in the heart;" and here a harp softly touched made itself heard
15. In fact, the minister, who, in the plenitude of his power, had been unable to unearth Napoleon's secret, might in despair at his own downfall interrogate Dantes and so lay bare the motives of Villefort's plot
16. It was ironic, he thought, that the hidden Tomb of Saint Kohdy lay barely five hundred air miles from the cave in which his own PICA had slept away so many centuries
17. Wasn’t it awful?’ she said, looking at Anna with eyes that seemed to lay bare all her soul
18. Everywhere upon it we have the right of light, we contemplate its beauties, we lay bare its defects
19. He decided that, in case of a refusal, he would tear off his bandages, dislocate his collar-bone, that he would lay bare all the wounds which he had left, and would reject all food
20. Here I will lay bare for you the grail system
21. you will play bare-fac'd
22. Wasn't it awful?" she said, looking at Anna with eyes that seemed to lay bare all her soul
23. Don't you trust me? Haven't I told you that I haven't a thought I wouldn't lay bare to you?"
24. “The whole service I ask is merely that you will come with me; and I promise, when we return that I will lay bare my heart to you as though we were at a confessional
25. It has occurred to me that I do not occupy this position for nothing: that Providence intended that I should lay bare the truth of my feelings, so that I might atone for all that causes my suffering, and might perhaps open the eyes of those—or at least of some of those—who are still blind to what I see so clearly, and thus might lighten the burden of that vast majority who, under existing conditions, are subjected to bodily and spiritual suffering by those who deceive them and also deceive themselves
26. The bearer of talent,—man,—may make mistakes, but the talent, as soon as the reins are given to it, as was done by Maupassant in his stories, will reveal and lay bare the subject and will make the writer love it, if it is worthy of love, and hate it, if it is worthy of hatred