throat,

She was in a flushed awakening, burgeoning like the full spring all about them, a happier tone in her happy laugh, a richer song in her throat,

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The thorax of her costume hung from the back of a chair and though my tears I told her, with the marijuana smoke still in the back of my throat,

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‘Take me to Inkulu,’ I stammered with a dry throat,

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‘I have been trying,’ he said at length, after an attempt to speak which was checked by a huskiness in his throat,

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I don't want no sympathy -- I just cut my good man's throat,

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It was like having a ghost there, hanging over me, pushing his knee between my own, holding me down with the weight of his chest, his chest hard and furred with black hair, his harsh guttural whisper, like a knife at my throat,

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It ain't easy to swallow, it sticks in the throat,

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It penetrated slowly and deliciously. sounds that vibrated in his throat,

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For an instant after the sculptor had put the collar about her throat,

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These things -- the beads she wore about her throat,

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