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The welcoming cool of unchiseled headstones; the one she selected to lean against on tiptoe, her knees wide open as any grave.
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MOOS (voice-over): A group called Improv Everywhere organized an event at which over a hundred regular, unchiseled guys descended on the store and took their shirts off.
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He had an enormous iron-cauldron gut, calloused hands, and the muscular yet unchiseled arms of someone who could crush Nautilus equipment like so many Styrofoam cups.
One False Move Coben, Harlan, 1962- 1998
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The welcoming cool of unchiseled headstones; the one she selected to lean against on tiptoe, her knees wide open as any grave.
Beloved Morrison, Toni 1987
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Among the shade-trees surrounding a house on the busy street, in the orchard behind the farmer's barn, and again in the depth of the wood, a few rude, unchiseled headstones, perhaps nearly hidden by tangled brush, reveal the spot where sleep the forefathers of the plantation.
The Land We Live In The Story of Our Country Henry Mann
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John Bunny, with features rough, unchiseled, ugly, almost uncouth, yet possessed a personality that spread its contagious good humor to millions of people in all quarters of the world who mourned his recent death as that of a personal acquaintance.
Vitality Supreme Bernarr Macfadden 1911
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The soul which is broadened by contact with other souls, which feeds on noble thoughts, is quickened by noble deeds and aids in making the weak strong, and better and happier, will soften and often make beautiful the hard, unchiseled, and irregular lines of the homeliest face.
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The soul which is broadened by contact with other souls, which feeds on noble thoughts, is quickened by noble deeds and aids in making the weak strong, and better and happier, will soften and often make beautiful the hard, unchiseled, and irregular lines of the homeliest face.
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The soul which is broadened by contact with other souls, which feeds on noble thoughts, is quickened by noble deeds and aids in making the weak strong, and better and happier, will soften and often make beautiful the hard, unchiseled, and irregular lines of the homeliest face.
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