An unappeasablehunger for facts, facts, facts, took possession of the general intellect.
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Beside it, the Collector, a threat again, whirled toward him with its unappeasablehunger.
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Dust, heat and thirst, their previous tormentors, retired in favour of mud, chill and an unappeasablehunger.
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The sensation of unappeasablehunger, not unknown after the strain of a hazardous enterprise to adventurers of tougher fibre than Mr Verloc, overcame him again.