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  • If your cracked-leather black combat boot crosses from deckplate to soil and there is a rifle in your hand, that is definition enough.

    GUEST: CRYSTAL METH AND A CASE OF THE ASS ChristianBauman 2005

  • If your cracked-leather black combat boot crosses from deckplate to soil and there is a rifle in your hand, those watching from high on hilltops or from behind thick curtains have drawn their own definition of you.

    The Elegant Variation: ChristianBauman 2005

  • If your cracked-leather black combat boot crosses from deckplate to soil and there is a rifle in your hand, that is definition enough.

    The Elegant Variation: ChristianBauman 2005

  • If your cracked-leather black combat boot crosses from deckplate to soil and there is a rifle in your hand, those watching from high on hilltops or from behind thick curtains have drawn their own definition of you.

    GUEST: CRYSTAL METH AND A CASE OF THE ASS ChristianBauman 2005

  • Then the deckplate started vibrating, a deep shuddering that went through their feet and up their legs.

    Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine 2004

  • At first he stood there, feet seemingly welded to the deckplate, as he watched the television replay the horrid scenes over and over again.

    Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine 2004

  • The sound of footsteps and the scraping brush of scales against deckplate came from behind her and above her, and every few moments the entire station trembled a deep shudder.

    The Demon Loren L. Coleman 2004

  • Then the deckplate started vibrating, a deep shuddering that went through their feet and up their legs.

    Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine 2004

  • At first he stood there, feet seemingly welded to the deckplate, as he watched the television replay the horrid scenes over and over again.

    Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine 2004

  • He saw a deckplate buckle under his feet and heard metal elsewhere shear.

    The Earth Book of Stormgate Anderson, Poul, 1926-2001 1978

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