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1. 17 And the blood flowed copiously from Eliezer's forehead, and when the man saw the blood he caught hold of Eliezer, saying, Give me my hire for having rid you of this bad blood that was in your forehead, for such is the custom and the law in our land
2. 21 And the judge said to Eliezer, This man speaks truth to you, give him his hire, for this is the custom in our land; and Eliezer heard the words of the judge, and he lifted up a stone and struck the judge, and the stone struck on his forehead, and the blood flowed copiously from the forehead of the judge, and Eliezer said, If this then is the custom in your land give you to this man what I should have given him, for this has been your decision, you did decree it
3. Naturally, the day the cruiser navigated its waters it did rain copiously
4. vomited copiously in the back yard of the house
5. 17 And the blood flowed copiously from Eliezer's forehead and when the man saw the blood he caught hold of Eliezer saying Give me my hire for having rid you of this bad blood that was in your forehead for such is the custom and the law in our land
6. 21 And the judge said to Eliezer This man speaks truth to you give him his hire for this is the custom in our land; and Eliezer heard the words of the judge and he lifted up a stone and struck the judge and the stone struck on his forehead and the blood flowed copiously from the forehead of the judge and Eliezer said If this then is the custom in your land give you to this man what I should have given him for this has been your decision you did decree it
7. feasting copiously on the finest fare and truly enjoying it
8. Long brown hair was pulled back in a thick plait, every other part of his slim, bronzed body had been shaved smooth and copiously oiled
9. after coming so copiously that it ran out of her in streams, he was still hard
10. The bullet had hit the collar and gouged a 6-inch gash at my back and the back of my head, which had bled copiously
11. Wrasse made a science of fishing, reading copiously about the behavioural ecology of the fish, shoal dispersal models, mist currents, feeding patterns and just about everything fish-related
12. The STUKA’s 500-kilo bomb exploded in the water besides the NARWHAL, copiously spraying its decks with seawater but causing nothing more serious
13. The American night attack had been short, but it had succeeded in sinking nine of the precious troop transports, while nearly all the other troopships had been copiously strafed with heavy machinegun fire by the American P-40 fighters, killing or wounding a staggering number of Japanese soldiers that had been waiting on the decks to load up in barges and travel ashore to reinforce the beachheads
14. More ominous for Yamamoto was the fact that, this time, the destroyers holding his outer picket line were attacked as well, being copiously strafed by P-40s and ending up being severely damaged
15. The fireman swore quietly but had his men turn the hose on Nancy, dousing her copiously before returning the spray on the burning house
16. The P-38 on the left fired at the same time as its leading opponent, holding firmly its position while spraying copiously the incoming jet
17. Lady Shuttleworth was the deceased Sir Augustus's second wife, had married him when she was over forty and well out of the crying stage, which in the busy does not last beyond childhood, had lost him soon after Tussie's birth, had cried copiously and most properly at his funeral, and had not cried since
18. Roger was also bloodied and sweat poured copiously from every crevice of his body
19. Her blood flowed copiously down the marbled stairs
20. pours copiously out of the whole box
21. Meg had an extra row of little curlpapers across her forehead, Jo had copiously anointed her afflicted face with cold cream, Beth had taken Joanna to bed with her to atone for the approaching separation, and Amy had capped the climax by putting a clothes-pin on her nose to uplift the offending feature
22. “I don’t want Abigail to live with her dad!” Tears spilled copiously
23. Henchy snuffled vigorously and spat so copiously that he
24. in it anything of gravity contains preparation should be with importance commensurate and therefore a plan was by them adopted (whether by having preconsidered or as the maturation of experience it is difficult in being said which the discrepant opinions of subsequent inquirers are not up to the present congrued to render manifest) whereby maternity was so far from all accident possibility removed that whatever care the patient in that all hardest of woman hour chiefly required and not solely for the copiously opulent but also for her who not being sufficiently moneyed scarcely and often not even scarcely could subsist valiantly and for an inconsiderable emolument was provided
25. By the light of their torches they could see that he was unquestionably dead, his neck sliced almost all the way through, his blood spilled copiously over the stone floor of the cloisters
26. His eyes watered copiously and he was nearly blind
27. Three of them refrain’d, owing to her Great Belly, but another hideous Rogue, with a greater Belly than her own, a Beard of flaming red, and Pustules that stood out upon his Cheaks, rose, as ’twere to the Challenge, and ravish’d her both above and below; and not being content with the Conquest of two Orifices, drew her whimp’ring to her Knees, caus’d her to thrust her Bum in the Air and ravish’d that Orifice, too, until it bled copiously and she scream’d for Mercy
28. Indeed, the book’s topic extends even beyond the popular-festive life of early modern Europe upon which, Bakhtin shows, Rabelais draws so copiously; it provides a powerfully charged account of the transition to modernity in the culture of the Continent
29. When the grave had been filled with earth the little party turned back toward the cabin, and Esmeralda, still weeping copiously for the two she had never heard of before today, and who had been dead twenty years, chanced to glance toward the harbor
30. Either he had been drinking copiously before, or there was some other unknown cause at work, but his hand shook so as he drank the wine that a quantity of it was spilled over his waistcoat and the floor
31. Mimi never left her room that day, and wept copiously
32. The unhappy man no sooner touched the fulminating silver with a knife, than it exploded with its usual violence; the table was split in two; blood issued copiously from every part of his face, not from wounds, for it does not appear that the fragments hit him, but, according to the opinion of a competent judge, the blood was actually forced through the pores of the skin by the power of the explosion, which very nearly destroyed his eyes