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Obvious X-Factor: We're going to pass on Tyson Chandler's ankle and his toe, although the toe was factor enough to keep him in New Orleans.— FOXSports.com News
I hope the toe is all right Oh yes, sir, thank you, it's quite well," answered Martha, blushing through the dirt on her face, as she eyed the fallen food anxiously Tell me now, little one," continued Tom, sitting down on the bench and drawing the child gently towards him, "whom are you pocketing all these good things for?--not for yourself, I'm quite sure of that Oh dear, no, sir; it's for gran'father Indeed.— The Coxswain's Bride also, Jack Frost and Sons; and, A Double Rescue
Eager expectation was on tip-toe, and even hunger was forgotten for a short time in the desire to see the foreigner; but Okiok had made up his mind to give them only one glimpse--a sort of moral appetiser--and reserve the full display of his lion until the following day.— Red Rooney The Last of the Crew
You never noticed how she had shrunken; and that was because I stood on tip-toe, and held myself straight with the helmet.— The Black Cross

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