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But I stuck tight to the ink-bottle and fought the thing through.
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Josh reached after it, but the wood was stuck tight.
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His hands grabbed for the ship's rail, and his bare skin stuck tight to the metal.
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No kidding -the stuff was stuck tight.
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The instant she touched the bowl, however, her two hands stuck tight and her feet as well.
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She grasped the frame of the painting and pulled, but it was stuck tight to the wall.
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I tried to pull it out as I came over, but it stuck tight, and threw me backwards.
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But they were stuck tight.
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I've stuck tight to the Vindictive through the heat of the battle, and I believe our guns have done some damage.
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Mrs. Sutch saw she'd chopped the wrong head and began to try to fling it off the axeblade, but it was stuck tight.
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The doe's skin was stuck tight to the meat and did not come off with simply pulling at it, the way a rabbit skin did.
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Stuck tight, I'm tellin' you. He grasped it and gave a yank, but his hand slipped off.
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"Good-by," she said to herself, but the words stuck tight in her throat.
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"You've gone and got it stuck tight," she said.
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Stuck tight inside their helmets, they were cut off from sound, and each of them moved ponderously alongside their fellows, quite alone.
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"That cow must surely be stuck tight."