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Her description of an old quilt used in this connection is especially interesting.
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My schooner-man slept in his wagon, covered with an old quilt.
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Then Angela wrapped the child in the old quilt and turned toward the door.
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She was reluctant to let the old quilt go, and I didn't blame her.
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A fine old quilt was draped over a rocking chair.
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I guess she was waiting to see what secrets the old quilt would unfold.
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She knew that there was an old quilt in there.
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While he waited for them to steep, he pulled back the bed's old quilt.
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Our single firework was already at the end of our dock, covered with an old quilt.
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It cast a blaze of heat, too, that was as agreeable as a comfortable old quilt.
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Doris Hunter, I believe it's an old quilt!
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The thing wrapped in an old quilt lay silently waiting for the making of its last bed.
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See the old quilt in the corner?
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Through the pane Ruth saw a squirming mass of scaly bodies, mixed up with an old quilt.
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If you're thinking of tracing down that old quilt, you've got your work cut out for you.
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By now she had a comfortable pillow in here and an old quilt to wrap herself in.
