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He made us unslip the halter, and fall down flat, and he's supposed to be keeping us by him, by a sort of spell, so's to give us something extra-special in the line of ghastly deaths at his own convenience.
Told in the East Mundy, Talbot, 1879-1940 1920
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There they were told to unslip their packs "and sleep -- sleep!"
The Last Shot Frederick Palmer 1915
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He made us unslip the halter, and fall down flat, and he's supposed to be keeping us by him, by a sort of spell, so's to give us something extra-special in the line of ghastly deaths at his own convenience.
Told in the East Talbot Mundy 1909
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I was smiling to reassure her, and after a while she began smiling back, and gave a great sigh, and settled against me, seemingly content, and I suggested again that it might be a capital notion to unslip my hands, just for a moment - I was most monstrously horny with her nestling up against me - but at this she shook her head, and said we had delayed already, and must not excite suspicion.
Fiancée 2010
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I was smiling to reassure her, and after a while she began smiling back, and gave a great sigh, and settled against me, seemingly content, and I suggested again that it might be a capital notion to unslip my hands, just for a moment — I was most monstrously horny with her nestling up against me — but at this she shook her head, and said we had delayed already, and must not excite suspicion.
Flashman In The Great Game Fraser, George MacDonald, 1925- 1975
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I was smiling to reassure her, and after a while she began smiling back, and gave a great sigh, and settled against me, seemingly content, and I suggested again that it might be a capital notion to unslip my hands, just for a moment - I was most monstrously horny with her nestling up against me - but at this she shook her head, and said we had delayed already, and must not excite suspicion.
Flashman In The Great Game Fraser, George MacDonald, 1925- 1975
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