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At the door another policeman stopped him, and Dirk was about to wave an expired Marks and Spencer charge card at him with a deft little flick of the wrist that he had practised for hours in front of a mirror on those long evenings when nothing much else was on, when the officer suddenly said, "Hey, is your name Gently?"
The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul Adams, Douglas, 1952- 1988
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True to form, in the Oval Office, Eisenhower displayed a paperweight that read, in Latin, "Gently in manner, strong in deed."
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True to form, in the Oval Office, Eisenhower displayed a paperweight that read, in Latin, "Gently in manner, strong in deed."
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True to form, in the Oval Office, Eisenhower displayed a paperweight that read, in Latin, "Gently in manner, strong in deed."
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True to form, in the Oval Office, Eisenhower displayed a paperweight that read, in Latin, "Gently in manner, strong in deed."
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True to form, in the Oval Office, Eisenhower displayed a paperweight that read, in Latin, "Gently in manner, strong in deed."
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True to form, in the Oval Office, Eisenhower displayed a paperweight that read, in Latin, "Gently in manner, strong in deed."
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Last week, Jake Shimabukuro came out with a new CD titled Gently Weeps.
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"Gently," Mariam said now, her knees over the edge.
A Thousand Splendid Suns Hosseini, Khaled 2007
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"Gently," the swordswoman said, smiling and flattening out her words so that they were a taunt.
The Reign of Istar Weis, Margaret 1992
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