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The third boy, who was called Hare-Lip, slyly deposited a pinch of sand on a mussel the ancient was carrying to his mouth; and when the grit of it bit into the old fellow's mucous membrane and gums, the laughter was again uproarious.
The Scarlet Plague Jack London 1896
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Hare-Lip sniffed and sneered and Hoo-Hoo snickered, until Edwin nudged them to be silent.
Page 4 2010
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He was forty-six years old when he joined us, and he married the fourth daughter of Isadore and Hale, and his eldest son married your aunt, Hare-Lip, who was the third daughter of Vesta and the Chauffeur.
Page 2 2010
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Hare-Lip leaped to his feet, giving a quick glance at the pasturing goats and the afternoon sun.
Page 5 2010
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There was the bacillus anthracis; there was the micrococcus; there was the Bacterium termo, and the Bacterium lactis -- that's what turns the goat milk sour even to this day, Hare-Lip; and there were Schizomycetes without end.
Page 4 2010
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"You won't make me sit up," Hare-Lip boasted to the would-be medicine-man.
Page 4 2010
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Hare-Lip, will do my fighting for me and get my meat for me, and you, Hoo-Hoo, will send the death-stick for me and make everybody afraid.
Page 4 2010
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"Calling red scarlet," Hare-Lip sneered, then returned to the attack on
Page 8 2010
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Hare-Lip followed, still spluttering and spitting his tale of the white devils 'doings.
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"A _Lady's_ a Chauffeur squaw," was the quick reply of Hare-Lip.
Page 8 2010
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