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If he slaked his need on her body, would his obsession fade?
2
Forty shovelfuls of clinkers and twelve of slaked lime make 7 cwt.
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But I know I should not-thesoul's thirst can never be slaked.
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Indeed, this painful thirst of thine, I shall arrange, shall be slaked.
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Once born, a Jew's desire for Christian blood could scarcely be slaked.
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He pass'd, and left a heap behind, of ashes slaked in blood!
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I can get slaked lime for the hauling, distance being about five miles.
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But we found this difficulty as between slaked lime and the hydrated lime.
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Sometimes the bleaching was done with slaked lime or with buttermilk.
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It slaked thirst, but it also healed the heart and restored the soul.
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To four pounds of slaked lime add twenty-five gallons of water.
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The mindless hunger for more that, if once indulged, might never be slaked.
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One imagines that many a pilgrim may have slaked their thirst.
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Now I have slaked my thirst for confession by telling you.
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With this their thirst was slaked, and they ate and ate.
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My thirst was eventually slaked and I began feeling clean again.
