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He came striding into the room holding a piece of soiled paper.
2
The Indian was waving a piece of soiled paper, his reservation pass.
3
The clock struck ten: she nervously drew a soiled paper from her bosom.
4
Removing a soiled paper from her bag she laid it on Kent's desk.
5
Mr. Grace got up clean-shaven, adjusted a soiled paper-collar, and said, Good-morning, John.
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The small galley was cluttered with crushed beer cans and stacks of soiled paper plates.
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He produced a soiled paper, at sight of which the corporal signed to him to enter.
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Never use scraps of paper or soiled paper to write on if better can be had.
9
This he said displaying a soiled paper, which he drew carefully from a large leathern pocket-book.
10
Presently he came back to the door and handed a very badly soiled paper to the Colonel.
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She unfolded the soiled paper and read:-
12
He pulled at the ragged blouse, and a scrap of soiled paper soon fell into his hand.
13
The letter was written on soiled paper smelling strongly of tobacco, and it enclosed another smaller, sealed envelop.
14
From his pocket he produced a somewhat soiled paper, which he threw with exaggerated carelessness across the table.
15
With a rooster's quill, therefore, a bit of soiled paper, and a stout heart, he set to work.
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A hot plate rested on the table, along with crushed beer cans, soiled paper plates, and crumpled food wrappers.