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Then proceed in the manner explained for the making of puff paste.
2
The woman was putting the powder puff away in her jet bag.
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So let other countries puff their chests with empty slogans about rights.
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They never quite had enough puff to make it mainstream, until recently.
5
A puff of wind fanned his cheek; the sail filled and drew.
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The countess was reclining on an ottoman, half buried in luxurious cushions.
2
She dropped on an ottoman and drew the little girl toward her.
3
She tossed the whip aside, stretched out on the ottoman, and rang.
4
Cynthia stooped and carefully arranged the old lady's feet upon the ottoman.
5
The girl took an ottoman near by, and carried it to Ben-Hur.
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His foot found the hassock; he mounted it and adjusted his eye.
2
He came very close to tripping over a hassock on his way.
3
She sat on a hassock across the room and looked at him.
4
Felicity was about as likely to have excess soul as a hassock.
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She stepped backward, tripped over a hassock, fell to the lobby rug.
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Lak every pretty girl an' have good time, then 'pouf!-zatis all!
2
French Pete followed her admiringly, though he said ominously: Some day, pouf!
3
Teddy's a pouf, but he could talk the birds down from the trees.
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They quarreled; the Spahi drew first; and then, pouf et passe!
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If the mind doesn't make it into the host -pouf!
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For example, the Terence, which comes with a pouffe and fully removable fabric covers, and usually costs from €3,598, is available from €2,878.
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Its 100 per cent cotton cord and line pouffes will perk up any room.
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And the lanterns danced a last gay little dance among the roses and the vines before, Pouffe!
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Maisons du Monde sells products including sofas, bookcases and pouffes and has 300 shops in France and across Europe, according to its website.