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The Queen took from somewhere among her wrappings a very small bottle which looked as if it were made of copper.

He took from his pocket two small objects which were nothing more than two quills wrapped in cotton, and thrust one up each of his nostrils.

She took from the back of her head, where it had been safely tied, a small package, not larger than a silver dollar, sewed up in silk.

And Thanks for the trouble you took from her eyes. I thought it was there for good, so I never really tried.

He shows Michael the blade he took from T-Bag and tells Michael that if he had been ten seconds later, Abruzzi would have been dead.

And she took from her girdle a little knife that had a handle of green viper's skin, and gave it to him.

You know it better than I do. Your really took from my reputation when you called me names in public.

Lincoln put on his glassed, took from his inside coat pocket the two small sheets of paper on which he had written his speech.

So he sat down next to her, took from his pocket a chocolate bar he had been saving, and offered some to her.

And the Lord God built the rib which he took from Adam into a woman: and brought her to Adam.

When she came near the lane, she took from her basket wrapping-papers and gave them to me to print upon.

The trip that stands out most in his mind is the one he took from Shanghai to Hamburg by himself at the age of 10.

As well as the box, Capt Gunter brought back with him a collection of jade objects he took from the Summer Palace.

Back to see middle-aged man took from the luggage rack of a package, luggage rack and went to another rush took a box under the machine.

He took from his pocket a wallet and gave it to his wife.

On weak far-away look let Cheng Ze 's tight, he reached out his hand and took from her eyes glistening tears fall, heart is full up.

yes, and thanks, for the trouble you took from her eyes.

As you slowly eliminate TV from your life, you're going to realize just how much time it actually took from you.

Sometimes, in a playful mood, old Doctor Reefy took from his pockets a handful of the paper balls and threw them at the nursery man.

Zheng Yuqing knew that Pan lost his tongue to balance the tongue he took from the goat.

In fact that picture was an old picture took from the theater, that's a performance picture.

She was Foxy for a while. Then Julie Jordan, a name she took from the movie "Carousel. "

This about your damn keys? It's about something he took from the director's office.

Oh, and I can't forget to thank you for not letting Dad miss the nails I took from his workbench.

After he took from you everything he could steal.

It will also knock the company from its spot as world's largest auto maker by vehicle sales, a title it took from GM in 2008.

East Turkestan can be a free state if America gives back what they took from the Hawaiians and Native people of North America! ! ha!

She took from her pocket a little purse.

Took from the nail on the wall his sword with its scabbard of iron.

In a stately government building, Sara urges Governor Tancredi to review the information she took from Nick and Veronica.

I will as soon as you give me what you took from her.

Twenty-one dollars they took from her for it, and she hurried home with the 87cents.

Some of the food that city dwellers took from cans and jars deviated greatly from village garden produce.

Twenty-one dollars they took from her for it, and she hurried home with the 87 cents.

I was supposed to drop each ticket that I took from a customer into a metal receptacle .

Most of the downtown movement photos were took from office rooms of those high buildings.

jade : the circle middle is took from the part of the appliance in shangzhou time , symbolizes rich and honor.

The second stage took from Moscow to Novosibirsk and a third stage from Novosibirsk to Ulan Bator.

For all that I took from you. . .

We stuck together and played well as a team. That was the most pleasing thing we took from the day.

"Old Lehman and old Nomura had to link the systems up. That took from November to about February. "

Nevertheless, this picture she took from a photo shoot in January even had Kardashian wondering "#2sexy2tweet. "

Here are three of the main lessons that I took from the book.

And this idea of pausing may be the single biggest lesson I took from my journey.

Or that's the dream-analogy I took from my morning taxi ride through the thick, thick smog of China's largest city.

I thought that's ridiculous. he suddenly broke a cup on the floor. which took from supermarket on the house, so I didn't get any anger.

The lesions done before the exam took from two to eight days longer to heal than the summer wounds.

The bush-taxi I took from Bamako in Mali to Conakry in Guinea broke down after three hours.

The (7) of the enormous herds of buffalo took from our land the most noble of all its creatures.

And so the nonphysical took from the physical to build castles in the air, putting form into great pain.

The fury of a demon instantly possessed me. I took from my pocket a pen-knife, deliberately cut one of its eyes!

I love so many of the photos I took from this adventure, but this one for whatever reason . . . puts me at a loss for words!

In my previous shootouts, I used the set of benchmarks that I took from the Ruby 1. 9's repository because it was convenient.

How long it took from design until the fixtures are ready for machining?

It took from the stone age to achieve that.

No fuss was made in my day if a new writer took from an old one whatever material he found congenial .

Here's some pictures I took from a tea contest in AnJi.

They are cared for by ex-chicken farmers. You have to take care of the chickens the government took from the chicken farmers.

I felt guilty at first about the solace I took from work.

You didn't think I took from you, did you?

With their wiggles unwound, the students took from their desks little bags of buttons, beans and laminated cards numbered 1 through 20.

I will return the cities my father took from your father, ' Ben-Hadad offered.

Thanks for the trouble you took from her eyes

Here are some pictures of manchester, that i took from the roof at work. Hope you like them.

He presents the following list of the key points he took from the book

Paul Cook sent us this photo he took from Lennoxtown, near Glasgow

Uncle Paul took from his desk a stick of sealing-wax and rubbed it rapidly over his cloth sleeve;

Here are ten points I took from his discussion of the four principles

And take back what you took from me

Whatever those stolen moments took from us