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course of its fury effectually disturbed
He felt himself grow pale; and when Lucy turned, and seeing him near, addressed him in the anxious and soft tone which she thought due to her uncle's friend on his recovery, Mauleverer bowed, confused and silent; and that green-eyed passion, which would have convulsed the mind of a true lover, altering a little the course of its fury, effectually disturbed the manner of the courtier.
— from Paul Clifford — Volume 04 by Lytton, Edward Bulwer Lytton, Baron

crying on it for entire days
it was Charles who broke it by lying and crying on it for entire days, while telling me his troubles, you understand?
— from Calvary: A Novel by Octave Mirbeau

clumsy one its faults easily distinguished
You are a man so unaccustomed to falsehood that when you adventure upon it, as you have obviously just done, your performance is a clumsy one, its faults easily distinguished.
— from The Snare by Rafael Sabatini

carried on in fish especially dried
A brisk trade is also carried on in fish, especially dried fish, which are brought from the sea of Aral, and sent afterwards from here all over the Khanat.
— from Sketches of Central Asia (1868) Additional chapters on my travels, adventures, and on the ethnology of Central Asia by Ármin Vámbéry


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