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And in a falsetto voice, proceeding from a parched throat, he said:
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I heard him clear gratingly his parched throat, and became all attention.
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Gerald tried to reply, but no sound came from his parched throat.
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Anger paralyzed her; the words died in her dry parched throat.
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Her parched throat and dry tongue gave her the answer-towardAaanthor and water.
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He fell back against the wall, a groan coming from his parched throat.
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I cannot drink enough water to moisten my dry, parched throat.
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I stopped at the 'Femme-sans-Tete' to wash the dust down my parched throat.
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The hoarse shout at last contrived to escape Bibot's parched throat.
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The ale tasted good to his dry tongue and cooled his parched throat.
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The muddy-iron taste of the water filled his mouth, cooled his parched throat.
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She could not speak for sobbing; vague, incoherent sounds broke from her parched throat.
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No soul had thirsted after things unlawful as my parched throat thirsted for water.
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From her parched throat there came a bleating little cry.
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A parched throat would have stayed his utterance, even if words had offered themselves.
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She trembled, went hot and cold, had a parched throat.
