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And pulling her back- tails so she called out when she was actually succouring his lacerated face. "When Ghost Meets Ghost", William Frend De Morgan
It makes you the helpless confidant of family pride, of bruised and lacerated love, of fond aspiration, of religious longing, of striving faith, of foolish vanity and vulgar pretence, but, if the traveller would read the local civilization aright, he cannot do better than go to study it there. "Roman Holidays and Others", W. D. Howells
On seeing his friend lacerated and devastated, he saw twitch from the eye of Gorgo herself the profoundest of wisdom. "The Goose Man", Jacob Wassermann
His face was bleeding from many cuts, his white shoulders were covered with blood from a lacerated lip, but his great muscles retained their power. "The Sherrods", George Barr McCutcheon

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