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She could still feel the wetness on her cheek, cool and clinging.
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Yet they did not feel the wetness so much as might be supposed.
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I feel the wetness of her breath, her small ear.
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He didn't feel the wetness or the cold.
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It was disgusting to feel the wetness there.
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He could feel the wetness and knew he wasn't too far away from a good cry himself.
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My feet were bare and I could feel the wetness of the dew as I wiggled my toes.
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He felt the wetness of her tears pressed against his own fingers.
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Michael felt the wetness in his own eyes and fought it savagely.
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Abner Marsh felt the wetness soaking through the soles of his old boots.
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She felt the wetness of a tear, and her own heart ached for him.
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He reached up and felt the wetness on his cheek.
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That's when he felt the wetness against his shoulder.
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Richards felt the wetness through his pants, his socks.
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She felt the wetness from Toby, too.
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And as he felt the wetness of her face he cried out, Oh, mummie, have I made you cry?