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• Don't make her too lop-sided, or else don't match her up to the man like me. —  Teddy: Her Book A Story of Sweet Sixteen
• But there was the fresh smell of loam and moss and aromatic leaves, the music of the Lisse on the pebbles, the joyous chorus of feathered creatures from every thicket, and there were the antics of the giddy young rabbits that scuttled through the warrens, leaping, tumbling, sitting up, lop-eared and impudent, or diving head-first into their burrows Under the stems of a thorn thicket two cock-pheasants were having a difference, and were enthusiastically settling that difference in the approved method of game-cocks. —  Lorraine A romance
• I propose Diz trying to launch a lop-sided 'Reform' ship, with the title 'Will it Swim?' —  The History of "Punch"
• These habits of his were enacting the old story of the lop-eared rabbits in Australia--overrunning the country. —  Aladdin ; Co. A Romance of Yankee Magic
• The drive was long and very winding, so that she did not at first perceive that there was someone in front of her who seemed to be bound on the same errand; when she did so, however, she had no difficulty in recognising the figure, which had a lop-sided movement like a bird with one wing. —  A Pair of Clogs

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