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And there before me I saw my old uniform stuffed with sawdust.
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The world's a poor place, and my doll's stuffed with sawdust.
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It was exactly like shaking a doll stuffed with sawdust.
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He looked more like a shabby lay figure stuffed with sawdust than like a living man.
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This little, tender, rosy thing was not stuffed with sawdust, it was stuffed with soul and love.
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You are stuffed with sawdust.
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Only I'm stuffed with sawdust.
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Everything was stuffed with sawdust!
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"She is stuffed with sawdust, but I am stuffed with cotton."
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Is the world hollow, our doll stuffed with sawdust, and do we want to go into a nunnery today, Cousin?
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"I knew it couldn't hurt her, 'cause she's stuffed with sawdust."
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It was the same thing-thedoll stuffed with sawdust, and all that; you with a friend, and I with a lover.
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Then, going to a chest of drawers, he took out a pretty heart, made entirely of silk and stuffed with sawdust.
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It must make it easier for him to forget, if he believes me a 'doll stuffed with sawdust,' or a snob.
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The doctor laughed, And it's not quite four months yet since the poor thing discovered that her doll was stuffed with sawdust.
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They threw water on one another, beat each other with cloth clubs, stuffed with sawdust, which didn't hurt any more than a feather.