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  • A nation that sought to create, simultaneously, in the same people, a glutton's greed for food, comfort, and possessions—and a puritanic morality….

    Archive 2009-06-01 Fred Perry 2009

  • A nation that sought to create, simultaneously, in the same people, a glutton's greed for food, comfort, and possessions—and a puritanic morality….

    A Specter is Haunting Texas Fred Perry 2009

  • They liven up the show down in the glutton's stomach, for sure; his mouth is alive with pleasure, no doubt.

    Why Not Just Hire Orange Sellers? Brooks of Sheffield 2007

  • They liven up the show down in the glutton's stomach, for sure; his mouth is alive with pleasure, no doubt.

    Archive 2007-01-01 Brooks of Sheffield 2007

  • Since July 4th is nothing if a glutton's delight- more about wolfing down hamburgers and going to the beach then really thinking about our nations beginnings it seems churlish to write about things that one can't get.

    Archive 2007-07-01 Marina Geigert 2007

  • They fed on death and a marching army gave them a glutton's diet, and now, in this last year of the eighteenth century, two allied armies were crossing this hot fertile plain in southern India.

    Sharpe's Tiger Cornwell, Bernard 1997

  • Thither the hunter brought the game that he had killed, and there slept the glutton's sleep or went supperless to bed.

    Society Its Origin and Development Henry Kalloch Rowe

  • When food is so difficult to get that only great exertions can secure a sufficient supply of it, the glutton's appetite develops his cunning and enterprise to the utmost; and he becomes not only the best fed but the ablest man in the community.

    Revolutionist's Handbook and Pocket Companion George Bernard Shaw 1903

  • He would play him a tune on it, the glutton's vespers, with rolls and beats loud enough to have made a quack's fortune.

    L'Assommoir ��mile Zola 1871

  • The women dress in a strange fantastic manner; not contented with a reindeer dress, as the Ostyaks are, they join furs and skins of various sorts together; and instead of veiling their faces, they wear a gay fur hat, with lappets; and at the back of their necks a glutton's tail hangs down, as well as long tails of their own hair, with brass rings jingling together at the end.

    Far Off Favell Lee Mortimer 1840

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