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Dominic sighed like the burden of his years pressed down on him.
2
Murphy nodded slowly, then sighed like someone setting down an unpleasant burden.
3
And presently Brother Lawrence sighed like a weary child and died.
4
Gerald sighed like a small child, and held his hands out to it.
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Franklin, slogging behind Ahmet, sighed like a bellows, his face daubed with shadow.
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Rebecka sighed like somebody's mother and turned on to the road to Poikkijärvi.
7
Among the pines it moaned and sighed like the sea.
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The grammar class sighed like a single pupil, and obeyed.
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He never sighed like that again either for Charlotte Dexter or any other woman.
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Yegor sighed like a man who had done his best.
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She sighed like a weary child, and looked helplessly about.
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She sighed like one about to lose consciousness; then she gasped, but did not speak.
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Poor heartbroken woman, she sighed like a sobbing child.
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He sighed like a zephyr, and presently said:
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Bantle leveled a pistol, too, and sighed like I was the biggest exasperation he ever met.
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I made no further enquiries, for Frank filled his glass, and sighed like a smith's bellows.
