Portuguese
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In the morning I established the female under the usual wire-gauze cover.
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The sky was dreamy; a delicate blue seen through a golden gauze.
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She appeared clad in a thin slip of transparent and jetted gauze.
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Didi asked as she cut the gauze and began a new layer.
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With that idea, I took off the gauze which covered my features.
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Poppy's canary in the window, in a cage hung with yellow gauze.
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First the gauze stuffed into the cavity had to be pulled out.
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They seem to come wrapped in mystery, like layers of fine gauze.
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In fact, wicks are sometimes made of a kind of wire gauze.
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A curtain of gauze seemed to be hung before the lighted tenements.
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A fine wire gauze insertion serves to prevent striking-back of the flame.
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He smeared antibiotic ointment on the long wound, pressed gauze to it.
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From that time on she handled the small gauze sponges almost reverently.
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Then he galloped away, and moments later the gauze drifted off also.
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Electric lights inside the gauze slowly began to glow, turning it transparent.
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Close the wound with sutures, if necessary, and dress it with gauze.
