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When water was offered, would a thirsty man rather drink pride?
2
I think I should know the face of a thirsty man.
3
He drank their light as a thirsty man might drink waters of life.
4
That didn't mean a thirsty man had to dry up and blow away.
5
Some minutes later Carp bought the thirsty man a drink.
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Shergold drank like a thirsty man, and the whisky seemed to make him silent.
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Unto a thirsty man thou hast given a little water with a sincere heart.
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The Psalmist draws the picture of himself as a thirsty man in a waterless land.
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Got a cup of coffee for a thirsty man?
10
As a thirsty man endures in a hot valley.
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SOCRATES: Then there must be something in the thirsty man which in some way apprehends replenishment?
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I served Confucius: I was like a thirsty man going with his pitcher to the river.
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Take, as a typical moral situation, a case in which a thirsty man drinks polluted water.
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You are like a thirsty man beside a delicious spring, and are not able to drink.
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And it's dry fare for a thirsty man!'
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The shoemaker looked at the master, watching for his words as a thirsty man looks for water.
