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Two barefooted, but very husky negroes came running in from the portico.
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His voice sounded very husky and strange: Olive, this can't go on.
3
Ross Shanklin's voice was very husky, and be spoke with an effort.
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Ross Shanklin's voice was very husky, and he spoke with an effort.
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He found his voice after awhile, but it was a very husky one.
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Finally Jack ceased to call, for he was growing very husky.
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And the porters, very husky porters, waited for their money.
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My singing, be sure, is very husky, and is, for the most part, in prose.
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In a very husky voice, that never seemed to get outside his mouth, he said,-
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Salvat's voice became very husky as he answered: That's really the only thing I regret.
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Rob; whose voice had suddenly become very husky.
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Her voice, when it came, was very husky.
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Spike's answer was given in a low voice; and it evidently came from a very husky throat.
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The Laird's voice was very husky.
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Her voice was very husky.
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At the end, when he sings "Elle sera à moi," his voice, though very husky, was almost musical.
