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Later on I was passing Hyde Park with a young boy of fourteen or fifteen, a most wretched-looking youth, gaunt and hollow-eyed and sick.
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Not far from where King sat there was an immediate disturbance in the crowd, and a wretched-looking Baluchi was thrust forward at a run, with arms lashed to his sides and a pitiful look of terror on his face.
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The whole back of the plane smelled awful, and there was a group of wretched-looking Slavs seated back there.
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That wretched-looking hand-tentacle sticking out of its jar seemed to have a sort of limp appeal for lost possibilities; it haunts me still, although, of course it is really in the end a far more humane proceeding than our earthly method of leaving children to grow into human beings, and then making machines of them.
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My companion said they were pale, wretched-looking and DRESSED QUITE SHABBILY.
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There, about thirty wretched-looking people were already sitting in anxious anticipation, waiting for news on their injured loved-ones.
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There, about thirty wretched-looking people were already sitting in anxious anticipation, waiting for news on their injured loved-ones.
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“With your permission,” said the councillor in purple, paying no attention to the wretched-looking de Angeliis.
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Why in the world would my mother sleep with a wretched-looking creature called Blister?
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Why in the world would my mother sleep with a wretched-looking creature called Blister?
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