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“To Dulcet: Before I got my scanner, I just used my digital camera.”
“To Dulcet: Some craft stores sell cheap plaid fabric for making school uniforms.”
“Our friend Dove Dulcet, the well-known sub-caliber poet, has recently issued a slender volume of verses called _Peanut Butter_.”
“Our friend Dove Dulcet, the poet, came into our kennel and found us arm in arm with a deep demijohn of Chester County cider.”
“First published in Drum-Taps, 1865, under title of Do You Ask Dulcet Rhymes From Me?”
“Or how could pretty Miss Dulcet -- all sentiment, it is true, but all bashful timidity -- appall Captain Smirke from proposing with, 'Did not you think the parson's sermon a little too dry in -- MY”
“Or how could pretty Miss Dulcet -- all sentiment, it is true, but all bashful timidity -- appall Captain Smirke from proposing with, 'Did not you think the parson's sermon a little too dry in -- MY Novel'?”
“Dulcet tones and deep bass lines immediately snared me as I swung my camera behind my back and got down with those around me.”
“[57] Antonio Palau y Dulcet, _Manuel del Librero Hispano-Americano_,”
Doctrina Christiana The first book printed in the Philippines, Manila, 1593.
“Dulcet Cuisine's Mild Indian Curry Ketchup (best condiment); Hancock Gourmet Lobster Company's”
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