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argila de terrissaire español
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As the potter's clay is in his hand, to fashion and order it:
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Like someone had tried to fashion a camel from potter's clay and failed.
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The golden image has been scratched, and the potter's clay beneath has been revealed.
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It was as if potter's clay had conceived marble.
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Transformed him into a bit of potter's clay.
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Before washing them, take out grease, with a paste, made of potter's clay, ox-gall, and water.
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On what anvils and wheels is the vapor pointed, twisted, hammered, whirled, as the potter's clay?
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The population is like potter's clay, which can be made to assume any form that science may recommend.
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That furnished by art dealers is best, but for common use potter's clay is all that is necessary.
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The poor fellow did not realise that Madame had for years moulded him to her hands like potter's clay.
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As well think of keeping a costly wine in potter's clay as love in the heart of a woman!
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I've been nothing more than a bit of potter's clay, and the master potter-Godhelp me!-ismy own father!
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Grease can be taken from marble, by ox-gall and potter's clay wet with soapsuds, (a gill of each.)
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In his own house, under his own eye, he proposed to mould the future servants of the state like potter's clay.
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This Montezuma was formed, like the Adams of so many races, out of potter's clay in the hands of the Great Spirit.
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He could not help wondering what link there had been between the porcelain vessel and so sooty a lump of potter's clay.