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All I ask is to be left alone to moulder away in solitude.
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But, at the same time, he can't moulder away in a situation unworthy of him.
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Their strong castles, their palaces, their fortresses fall and moulder away into masses of ruin, vague remembrancers!
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They will moulder away, they will turn to dust, but the Works will endure until the last sun goes down.
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O tearful, weak, pitiable race of men, dragged under earth and mouldering away!
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Grannie's bed, with its white curtains, looked as if it were mouldering away after her.
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Doubtless some of these immense fragments had trees growing on them, which have now mouldered away.
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Still mouldering away in their big old mansion.
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I want her to think of me as living in Heaven, not mouldering away in the cold ground.
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The World moulders away the fabric of our early nature, and Solitude rebuilds it on a firmer base.
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The castle itself, which had stood on the top, had mouldered away, leaving only a rugged and broken surface.
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Remember those bags of spring-flowering bulbs that you enthusiastically bought earlier this year, now sadly mouldering away in some corner?
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The oars and sails and ropes were all dry and crumbling, and the raiment of the men had mouldered away.
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And now I would die here like any Stone Age cretin mouldering away amongst a heap of toys and trinkets.
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It was written in Norman French, in very ancient characters, and so faded and mouldered away as to be almost illegible.
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An' why should we let de things-whateveris in it-moulderaway, instead o' gettin' de good of 'em like sensible folks?