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The ten thousand years of culture fell from him, and he was a cave-dweller, doing battle for his female.
The Sun of the Wolf 2010
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The ten thousand years of culture fell from him, and he was a cave-dweller, doing battle for his female.
“The Kipling of the Klondike”: Naturalism in London's Early Fiction 2010
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"Cancer survivor turns into nihilistic, anti-social cave-dweller with a penchant for online role-playing" and "husband abandons household, leaving sad sack wife to stew in her own juices..."
Dori Hartley: Sleeping Beauty Wakes Up - and She's 52 Dori Hartley 2011
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I say we all continue to go forward and leave the regressives to making campfires in front of their caves and talking on tin can string phones between their cave-dweller friends!
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To the south, the nineteenth century was reeling off the few years of its last decade; here flourished man primeval, a shade removed from the prehistoric cave-dweller, forgotten fragment of the Elder World.
The Sun of the Wolf 2010
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To the south, the nineteenth century was reeling off the few years of its last decade; here flourished man primeval, a shade removed from the prehistoric cave-dweller, forgotten fragment of the Elder World.
The Son of the Wolf 2010
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"Cancer survivor turns into nihilistic, anti-social cave-dweller with a penchant for online role-playing" and "husband abandons household, leaving sad sack wife to stew in her own juices..."
Dori Hartley: Sleeping Beauty Wakes Up - and She's 52 Dori Hartley 2011
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I say we all continue to go forward and leave the regressives to making campfires in front of their caves and talking on tin can string phones between their cave-dweller friends!
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Hepesh: I would rather be a cave-dweller and free!
June Books 35) Doctor Who and the Keeper of Traken, 36) Doctor Who - Logopolis; and Tom Baker's era jekesta 2008
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It gets more sun, and I suppose that translates into more bugs to eat, and it is always occupied by a large basement spider with the long limbs and nearly-clear colour of a cave-dweller.
Archive 2008-08-01 kittenpie 2008
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