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His little bead-eyes flashed with the venom of a snake coiled to strike.
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A little bead of blood dropped from his thumb-joint.
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She opened her little bead purse and handed him a yellow telegraph blank, on which was written:
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He drew forth the crucible, and there glowed in it a little bead or globule of molten gold.
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He crouched, haggard, ragged, savage-eyed, steadying himself with a strenuous effort, while the little bead of foresight wavered.
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The little bead on the front sight first covered the British officer, and then the broad breast of Girty.
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I watched, my lips tight and drawn, as a little bead of water seeped out of the crack and slid smoothly down the rock.
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It is supposed to have a little crown on its head and that golden thread is the sceptre and the little bead is the orb.'
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She remembered to hang the little beaded cover over her water glass.
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When a penetrating rod hits the polymer, these little beads explode outward.
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The occupation of threading the little beads is one of their greatest pleasures.
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Positively the little beads of perspiration were shining about his nose.
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She had placed her little beaded cape carefully on the bed.
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Then again we observed little beads floating on the surface, continued Mrs. Livingston.
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Inside were lots of little beads glinting in the lamplight like powdered glass.
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Little beads of moisture crept out all over Billy Keogh's brow.