1The plot is so cliched it could have been cogged from a Jeffrey Archer novel.
2Some spits were mechanized with a cogged wheel and a weight at the end of a string.
3While he cheated at cards and cogged the dice, she trained dogs and never missed a bear-baiting.
4They consist essentially of two elliptical rotary pistons, cogged and working into one another in an air-tight case.
5It is a match with cogged dice betwixt a horseman on the moor and archers amid the forest.
6I know them to be cogged.
7It existed also among the Romans, as proved by the 'cogged' or loaded dice dug up at Herculaneum.
9But one can make a cogged wheel out of whatever one will-andbeside, a magnet only influences certain substances.
10In an instant he was on his feet in the middle of the room, applying force to his sleep-cogged wits.
11Enormous capstans showed through the twilight their cogged and rusty wheels, their levers and ropes like forgotten instruments of torture.
13But it is only the clumsy fool who CHEATS; who resorts to the vulgar expedients of cogged dice and cut cards.
14If he could not play with cogged dice, he was gambler enough to take the honest chances of the game without flinching.
15But even as he spoke there grated harshly the creak of rusty chains on a cogged wheel, the rattle of a brake.
16Two cogged wheels turning in opposite directions fit into each other, and grind out a resultant motion, different from either of theirs.
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