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Transients twisted with the weight of the world sag their slow-foot way through truck stops, train yards, bus stations.
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In spite of this I can still picture the heavy dance of a motorcade, the oompah of a tuba, the slow-foot sashay of those elephants down Main Street.
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For the rich mans hurrying terror, and the slow-foot hope of the poor.
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The Finn turned on her with a snarl and a side-swipe of his knife, but she leaped aside, dodged the other slow-foot, and thrust a drill at Lund, who grasped it with a cry of exultation, swinging it over his head as if it had been a bamboo.
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He could be back across the grass before the slow-foot Frenchman had sworn himself to the crest.
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For the rich man's hurrying terror, and the slow-foot hope of the poor.
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I mean, a lot of all of this was just to slow-foot, to slow things down.
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I mean, a lot of all of this was just to slow-foot, to slow things down.
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I mean, a lot of all of this was just to slow-foot, to slow things down.
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I mean, a lot of all of this was just to slow-foot, to slow things down.
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