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Every time he swooped a little nearer, and bent his long, scraggy neck.
2
The collar of his shirt had become too large for the old, scraggy neck.
3
He let go the scraggy neck which he held in the fork of his hand.
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His scraggy neck was craned forward, and his grim mouth had relaxed into a grimmer smile.
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If you see her, tell her she's a beast, and I wish Arthur would wring her scraggy neck.
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And so she does not put the garland of her acceptance round the lean, scraggy neck of the ascetic.
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Then a little, scraggy neck, and, last of all, a monstrous skeleton head that grinned from ear to ear.
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He was no longer the feeble old man with the slow, jerky walk and the slender, scraggy neck of a poor ailing bird.
9
Out of the darkness he had a glimpse of a scraggy neck, and of two eyes that will ever haunt him in his dreams.
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Her hair was drawn painfully back from her forehead, and there was a wispy fringe of it on the back of her scraggy neck.
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His scraggy neck rising far above an evening collar too low for him seemed to betray by its stringy workings the perturbation of his spirit.
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"And all to lose," muttered the old woman, passing her fingers round her scraggy neck.
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"What she spends on headbands alone," Ellie said, "to say nothing of those scarves she wears to hide her scraggy neck..."
