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1. a salt whipped twinge of the back
2. She could understand that, she still had a twinge from her Dawnsleep/Morningday consultation with the mountain
3. Again knowing she shouldn't, by the twinge of guilt in her stomach
4. Not a twinge of
5. “You…you really knew him…” She felt the painful twinge suddenly beset her eyes, and she cleared her throat in an effort to stave it off
6. Somewhere within, Helda suddenly felt a twinge of jealousy
7. But when Tribune Aetius took her shoulder and urged her along, she was suddenly struck with a twinge of nervousness
8. An unexpected twinge of sorrow supplanted his bitter anger, at least momentarily
9. And while he had grown into his job and carried on as expected, even he could not deny the vague twinge of distaste whenever another list was thrust into his gloved hands
10. and I stooped down to settle in for the night when a twinge of fear hit me
11. “I used to get quite a lot particularly from the groin wound and some stiffening in the leg but it’s not too bad now there is hardly a twinge”
12. “Certainly you may get a twinge of pain now and again but you are fir to return to active service so may I wish you good luck William”
13. that funny twinge in her stomach again
14. The mention of Jack had brought with it a twinge of fear
15. Doc stood up abruptly to cover the twinge of emotion he had felt then
16. A brief twinge of anger shot through Shelagh
17. As she shuffled her way clumsily to the ring, Raven felt a twinge of pity
18. He felt an inexplicable twinge of jealousy and quickly replaced it with distrust
19. A twinge of old fear wound through his gut
20. A twinge of trepidation stirred in her belly
21. A nervous twinge ran through Amaranthe
22. Sespian felt a guilty twinge
23. Kay moved to sit up, and a sharp twinge wrenched her abdomen where the small hoof-mark still troubled her
24. I started to put the car in park and hesitated with a twinge of misgiving
25. But I felt a twinge of fear, too
26. Bert was my winger on the mission, and with a twinge of guilt I realized that I just sort of forgot all about him; just taking it for granted that I had a wingman at all
27. He felt another twinge of pain
28. She certainly did so, and felt a twinge in her heart as she saw a shadow touch the cloth screen to her chamber
29. For the first time in her life a twinge of guilt entered into her thoughts
30. I felt a twinge at the question, something inside me tightening with excitement and anxiety at once
31. She stretched as she wondered, why that twinge of small regret? Disappointment?
32. He felt a sudden mental twinge, as if he had sinned in his very sadness for what had been lost
33. Again a twinge caught the thought in mid-stride
34. I feel a twinge of guilt for teasing Uriah when he can’t hear me, but I would have said the same thing if he were standing here
35. I feel a twinge of regret
36. Saying her name still gives me a little twinge of pain, a pinch that lets me know her memory is still dear to me
37. ” This statement had a frightening twinge of joy
38. As I curved towards the hospital, I felt a twinge of guilt at not meeting Levi, but not knowing exactly what he was meant any interaction with the guy could be potentially lethal for my purpose
39. As I prepared for the familiar twinge of electricity between our lips, the soft skin on his lips stroked mine; I wrapped my arms around his neck, enjoying the feel of his arms as they crept around my waist and down my back drawing me into his embrace, into his breath
40. He chuckled, and I felt the twinge of annoyance grow stronger
41. I felt a twinge of guilt, I knew I was being a bitch but I was not backing down
42. A twinge holds my jaw together while I indulge in the memory of my fangs in his veins
43. “It still gives me a twinge, every now and then
44. Roger laughed, then moaned and held his chest as his laughter gave his old wound a twinge
45. I felt a twinge of guilt, and stupidity, too
46. Eddie, the super of the apartment building, looked at me with a twinge of sympathy
47. Zayn nodded in agreement, but then with a twinge of sadness he shook his head no
48. A twinge of jealousy shot through me, but I suppressed it
49. June nodded, a twinge of panic stirring in her groin
50. Every twinge of sensation, even of agony, was a negation of death
1. Her ankle twinged a warning,
2. she twinged a muscle in her neck, but missed it again
3. ?” Faith twinged as the outlawed word trespassingly echoed into her consciousness and tried to slip itself into her hypnopompic hallucinations
4. His nature twinged at this, a burning flush made him hot all over
1. But the twinges of fear in his gut were no less sharp, no less real
2. Then I could go back to a normal life without twinges of anxiety or fear
3. As she watched Sicarius waiting, dark eyes cold, face a mask, Amaranthe felt new twinges of uncertainty about engineering the match
4. One hand on my back, her other hand traced my chest over my breast and missing breast, and I felt sharp, wonderful twinges in my nerves and kissed her and kissed her
5. Her thigh was between my legs then and I gasped and my hips rocked of their own accord and my pussy rubbed little circles on her thighs, and she was rolling then on top of me, and my hips moved in little circles against her as my passion spread out from my crotch and sent more sharp, wonderful little twinges running up and down my legs and up my stomach and torso
6. She cuddled up to him even as her body continued with twinges of that amazing orgasm
7. rejoicing in him--until my contractions were no more than feeble twinges
8. When the twinges would get really bad,
9. I parked on the road in front, expecting twinges of fear but feeling as though I was simply going back to work
10. Generals: radiating pains4 at all directions, wandering, stitching, twinging, tearing, burning pains all over, all the time changing place, little twinges, “Ow” he will say!
11. Harry was back to normal apart from some twinges in his ribs and he looked
12. All day, fear of what might be about to happen had caused me nervous inner twinges
13. Soon this awareness caused twinges of remorse
14. "We're still here, aren't we?" usually quashes what few twinges of fear dare raise their ugly heads in most people's weakest moments
15. "Can one's wretched body _never_ keep quiet?" she thought impatiently, when the first twinges dragged her relentlessly out of her dejected dreaming by the fire
16. The twinges that sting like needles his legs and neck, the murderous buckshot and the bullets,
17. Sancho, deserting Dapple, hung on to the duchess and entered the castle, but feeling some twinges of conscience at having left the ass alone, he approached a respectable duenna who had come out with the rest to receive the duchess, and in a low voice he said to her, "Senora Gonzalez, or however your grace may be called-"
18. “No it’s not,” said Madeline, although she was already feeling the first twinges of regret
19. Twinges of guilt struck hard
20. Now that the exhilaration of truant delights had died away, his conscience was beginning to give him salutary twinges
1. Generals: radiating pains4 at all directions, wandering, stitching, twinging, tearing, burning pains all over, all the time changing place, little twinges, “Ow” he will say!