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Tying it with a silken cord, he handed the scroll to Tiahmoro.
2
A tangible clue lay upon the table before him-thesilken cord.
3
It was merely a piece of silken cord, very closely and curiously plaited.
4
Tathagatha smiled as he drew the silken cord from somewhere beneath his robe.
5
Like a silken cord turned in on itself and knotted into a snare.
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She remembered the description of that thin silken cord, and she began to tremble.
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Then they tied him as before, and laughingly bade him break the silken cord.
8
The young Spanish girl had sent the prisoner a silken cord concealed in a pie.
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The silken cord is slender, but the hands must be strong that can break it.
10
He spoke as with authority, and the priest fingered the silken cord around his waist.
11
Speak, girl; and if you can prove these things, there will be no silken cord.
12
They will order my death by the silken cord.
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A key was hung by a silken cord to that carved handle upon the top.
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Some, in high places, would be hanged with a silken cord, as was their due.
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There was the silken cord from a sturdy beam.
16
Benjamin Franklin sent aloft his historic kite and found that electricity came down the silken cord.
