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“The livery horse he had rented down in the valley was a broken-kneed, jaded, and spiritless creature, that stood calmly while its rider was dragged from its back by the wild-looking and violently impetuous man who sprang out around a sharp turn of the trail.”
“Not quite as desolate or dry, perhaps, as the prophet's might have been, but still wild-looking.”
“They were, he observed: "Russians in top-boots, leather leggings and fur hats; wild-looking people from the most outlandish parts of that great uncivilised land.”
“Though brave and bold at home the moonshiner in a large city is as wild-looking a man as is ever seen.”
“The awkwardness Rowan feels, sitting at the breakfast table with a wild-looking stranger who is also a blood relative, just about keeps a lid on the anger.”
“Janie glances out the window to the backyard and sees a small garden and, off to the side, wild-looking bushes dotted red.”
“Its habit of filling up with water and the funny location of its siphone with a wild-looking 'tuft' of eight arms and two tentacles had prompted scientists to name it the piglet squid.”
“On Thanksgiving morning Mom ceded her kitchen to this stranger, this tall and wild-looking man, and he proceeded to cook with total abandon.”
“A wild-looking group of men were kicking, slapping, and pushing them around.”
“A half mile from Victor's place, a wild-looking Brother Neal leaped into the road and thrust an arm in Richard's direction.”
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