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With quick nervous hand she wrote on another tiny scrap of paper:
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A tiny scrap of cigarette paper stuck to her lower lip.
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The eyes of that tiny scrap of grey humanity seemed saying:
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Off the precipitous western extremity of Trigger Island lies a tiny scrap of tree-covered land.
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She handed the tiny scrap of paper to Donellan.
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I don't believe you and Helena love him, not one bit, not one tiny scrap.
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And on the left side she found another tiny scrap of plastic, stuck to his gum.
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She was such a tiny scrap of a thing, and she had been tired and frightened.
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Pulling herself up a little taller, she took a tiny scrap of fabric from her pocket.
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He ripped the thing open and from the unfolded sheet fell a tiny scrap of some sort.
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See! he added, taking a tiny scrap of paper from his pocket-book and handing it to her.
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The noble peasant handed the girl the tiny scrap of paper which might have been his own salvation.
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And a tiny scrap of a child was held up in arms but little bigger than her own.
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The last tiny scrap dropped on the floor, burned out, and he crushed the ashes under his heel.
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What did anything matter when the whole thing was so big-andhe such a tiny scrap of it?
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Behind them, unseen, a tiny scrap of paper floated down and landed near the remains of John Renshaw's shirt.
