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Barely ten feet away, she found her burlap sack torn to tatters.
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Under this sweating process my nerves were being torn to tatters.
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Why shouldn't we sit still and let his reputation be torn to tatters?
4
A moonbeam rested on her loosened hair and her dress that was torn to tatters.
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In one brief hour his complacency, pride, and philosophy of life had been torn to tatters.
6
They also brought to light several pieces of clothing, torn to tatters as Barringford had said.
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The day when the bed-spread was torn to tatters marked a new epoch in her married life.
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The play was dreary to me, played listlessly where it was not ranted and torn to tatters.
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The main sail was torn to tatters.
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Never since poor Orpheus was torn to tatters by the Mænads was there a poet so horribly subdivided.
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His clothes were torn to tatters in a twinkling; they were soon torn completely off, leaving only his shoes and socks.
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Some pictures on the remaining wall had not even been knocked crooked, although the lace curtains had been torn to tatters.
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At last, when the subject was torn to tatters, and Raygan had begun to betray impatience, she got up to go.
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It was torn to tatters by the advocate: he had nothing to tell but rambling suspicions, and was told to stand down.
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The wind blew and blew, and it seemed as if the traveller's coat would be blown from his back or torn to tatters.
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If he had thought himself a good swimmer, he now saw his mistake and every bit of remaining pride was torn to tatters.