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So they planned unambiguously, reserving their lives for each other and for the compensations of country-dwelling from which the average country-dweller is barred.

Chapter XXV 2010

Accept that no matter how brilliant you know you are, some mouth-breathing basement-dweller is going to think your writing is terrible.

Chris Evans - Author Interview Jessica Strider 2008

This piano playing basement dweller is a little irritating but he makes a good point.

Archive 2007-01-01 2007

The independence of the rural dweller is a bit exaggerated in this day and age.

How Should We Be Thinking About Urbanization? A Freakonomics Quorum - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com 2007

It is not easy to take a dweller from a town and turn him on the land of any country.

Empire Development 1923

So they planned unambiguously, reserving their lives for each other and for the compensations of country-dwelling from which the average country-dweller is barred.

Chapter XXV 1910

'As West warms, some fear for tiny mountain dweller.' tinyurl. com/cjms5r #

Tweets I have known 2009

He has a longer pedigree than many a titled dweller in Belgravia.

Hodge and His Masters Richard Jefferies 1867

Just as the peaceful country-dweller calls the sea-rover a "pirate," and the stout burgher calls the man who breaks into his strong-box a "robber," so the selfish laborer applies the opprobrious epithet "scab" to the laborer who takes from him food and shelter by being more generous in the disposal of his labor-power.

THE SCAB 2010

She learned to pack a horse as well as a man, - a task to break the heart and the pride of any city-dweller, and she knew how to throw the hitch best suited for any particular kind of pack.

THE UNEXPECTED 2010