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Lavinia saw she had nearly conquered and cried:-Letme untie the knot.
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Why not untie the knot, he'd thought to himself, and float away.
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Now I untie the knot of life and let my spirit free!
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His fingers were trembling and he thought he should never untie the knot.
5
Warlord Hrath warned him, Don't untie the knot until dawn.
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Wood desperately struggled to untie the knot around his chest and then stood up.
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He was trying to untie the knot in his stomach.
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She sat up and slowly reached behind her head to untie the knot of her halter.
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The ordinary performances, however, may be accounted for without calling in god or demon to untie the knot.
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Holding within my teeth the instrument thus obtained, I now proceeded to untie the knot of my cravat.
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Holding the instrument thus obtained within my teeth, I now proceeded to untie the knot of my cravat.
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After which he raised himself upon his elbow and said, 'Life-life, is it so hard to untie the knot?'
13
She drank coffee as she watched the forty-six-year-old woman who with clumsy fingers was trying to untie the knot on the ribbon.
14
Approaching the cradle, he began with his thin fingers quickly to untie the knot in the rope by which the two were connected.
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It is a fine remark of a Russian writer, that "Habits are a necklace of pearls: untie the knot, and the whole unthreads."
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We must first untie the knots and weave the patterns into one.
