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This may readily be seen in the muscular action of the intestines, called vermicular motion.
2
This consists of a dry, vermicular collection of noodles sloshed into a bowl, accompanied by a cream wafer.
3
It is this vermicular insignificance of the gossip that makes his detection so difficult, and gives him his security.
4
That's the very feature of it that seems to me most dreadful; the vermicular aspect; the massed uprising; the massed death.
5
It was a notable object in the dim little church, having a wooden canopy supported on four slim oak pillars with vermicular moulding.
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On their backs were vermiculate patterns that were maps of the world in its becoming.
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What a breeding nest of vermiculate cares and pains was this human heart of ours!
3
My life seemed only a vermiculate one, a crawling about of half-thoughts-half-feelings through the corpse of a decaying existence.
4
Religion itself in the hearts of the unreal, is a dead thing; what seems life in it, is the vermiculate life of a corpse.
5
In spirits black, yellow spotted and varied, beneath gray, vermiculated with blackish; tail black-ringed.
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Young dark-coloured, with vermiculated marks on the chin, chest, and abdomen.
2
In spirits black, yellow spotted and varied, beneath gray, vermiculated with blackish; tail black-ringed.
3
This noble structure is of brick, with vermiculated stone-work at the angles and on the casings of the doors and windows.