Portuguese
acolchetar 1
I tried to unclasp the fingers, and succeeded after a little time.
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Gently, vainly, he still sought to unclasp her fingers from his arm.
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He could not unclasp the trusting little hand that was slipped in his.
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No one could unclasp it but her husband, and this concluded the ceremony.
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The democratization of data would unclasp the shackles of the quants as well.
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He pointed in turn to the rude ornamentation in the shell clasp.
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They thought about thread; they looked at lace; they considered the clasp.
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Each link as well as the clasp was made of clear glass.
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All the players in each rank clasp hands in a long line.
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Almost in tears she undid the clasp and flung the collar away.
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The hands of the two official enemies met in a hearty clasp.
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The material good reverses its benefits the more nearly we clasp it.
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O Diagoras, I clasp thy knees; put thy right hand in mine.
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Let us bury the past; let us clasp hands and be friends.
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Her right arm moved naturally to clasp him tight, but her left-
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The tenseness of the clasp revealed the strain that was upon her.
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She caught his in both of hers, in a soft lingering clasp.
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She unfastened the clasp and seated herself in his most comfortable chair.
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He took his clasp-knife and dug a little hole in the ground.
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Unfasten the clasp, fool; we will replace it with this pin here.
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To touch her, to clasp her hand, was a thing beyond hope.
