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Then he walks round to the back of the barns and the milking parlour, treading carefully through pools of semi-liquid mud and loose gravel
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A seagull wheels away to the west, and disappears beyond the roof line of the old milking parlour, while crows mob a buzzard above the tree line that runs the length of the field below the farmhouse
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Granny had sat Tom down with a cup of tea in the parlour, then
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parents on the old sofa in the parlour at Granny’s while the grown-
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Ken McCoist and Jock Cascarino, late of Barnstaple parish, formerly and briefly infamous for being run out of Glasgow city's nether regions by the Licensee, gaze out dumbly at a world fundamentally changed, and like dinosaurs grazing in the shadow of the comet, like the Romanov family in a cold country house parlour, they have no understanding of the revolution
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Livesey came late one afternoon to see the patient, took a bit of dinner from my mother, and went into the parlour to smoke a pipe until his horse should come
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Miss Mimsy, the little seamstress who occupied the ground floor parlour, knew that every evening as he returned from his offices, Mr Snickerty would call for his supper, like the Merry Old King Cole of the nursery rhyme
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I took off my cap and Mabel took it and hung it on the hallstand then she ushered me through to the front parlour
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“Beth’s up with Ma at the moment Rosie’s in bed she has only just got back from work and it is hard on her I was just making up Ma’s medicine for later on tonight”, she then ushered me out of the parlour and down the hallway to the kitchen
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Would he wait in the parlour
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The parlour! This was a first! The parlour was a revelation
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We released each other and went into the front parlour where I dropped my kit then we moved into each others arms again and Helen began to cry
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The girls went off to get tea and sandwiches for us and I went into the front parlour with Bert I had lit the fire and it was quite warm and cosy
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Shortly after Bert turned up with Mabel and she and Helen went into the front parlour their heads together and chattering like two parrots
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We walked into the front parlour and I said to the girls
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” We then took the girls into our arms and kissed them wishing them a good evening as they told us not to come back to drunk and then we left them chattering away like women do in the front parlour
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After I finished Bert and I went into the front parlour where the girls had already lit the fire I offered my cigarette case and we lit up then Bert said
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“Come on in pal and dump your stuff in the front parlour your just in time to have a beer
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So we ended up in the front parlour just chatting and relaxing in each others company until the girls came down and went into the kitchen
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So we took a couple of beers into the front parlour and had a drink and a smoke while the girls finished their work they came in shortly after and we played cards for a bit
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I went back down stairs and my mood was a bad one to say the least Helen saw my face and wasted no time in dragging me into the front parlour and asking
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I left the front parlour and went to get my kit as I was walking down the hallway Bert came out of the kitchen and greeted me saying
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mysteriously and unaccountably busy in the parlour (we had only one
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"And he went into the parlour, and we all followed him
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when the parlour door was thrown open, and the tree, with lighted
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"I'll show you!" and he led Roderick, with his sucker, right into the best parlour, where the
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all be as happy as I shall be with my tree in the parlour
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Sergeant Shooter slid into the parlour, giving me a sickly smile
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" Giving my shoulder a squeeze, he slowly turned and sauntered out of the milking parlour, still chuckling to himself
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What on earth could be wrong with a massage parlour?"
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Seems he's still trying to live down the embarrassment of having to explain to his Chief Constable what he was doing in Hardons Massage Parlour the other month
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" When the cow tripped the switch, a hook-shaped metal arm swung out over its back, another doing the same beneath its belly, and as the arms gently guided the cow into the milking parlour, Uncle Hobart followed along behind like a proud father whose small child had won some school prize
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Between us, we had washed and laid her out in the front parlour, then called the doctor, the police and the local priest
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Where I grew up, a ‘first date’ was likely spent sitting on a Sunday afternoon in the parlour, with your lady love and her parents, sisters and brothers
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As he stepped through the archway into the front parlour, Maintenon heard feminine screams and shouts of male indignation
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Davis was in the parlour and wanted to see him
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As it was, he turned down his Ewald with a feeling of annoyance and went across the hall to the parlour
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"And what is a 'varmint' anyhow?" John Meredith paced up and down the parlour for a few minutes; then he went back to his study and sat down
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Nonetheless, when we were at the funeral parlour and had to choose a coffin, I replied: “The very best there is as he (dad) is paying for it himself”
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She, “the newly appointed common law wife” and “caretaker” of my fathers estate, decided to take the second cheapest coffin in the funeral parlour
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20 And Ehud came to him; and he was sitting in a summer parlour, which he had for himself alone; And Ehud said, I have a message from God to you; And he arose out of his seat
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23 Then Ehud went out through the porch, and shut the doors of the parlour on him, and locked them
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24 When he was gone out, his servants came; and when they saw that, note, the doors of the parlour were locked, they said, Surely he covers his feet in his summer chamber
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her own beauty parlour
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Jeremy came to our digs with his parents who interviewed us over tea in the boarding house parlour, then watched as Jeremy was auditioned
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I stayed with Alwyn and Edgar in Chiswick in the week preceding our trip north, and we rehearsed in their parlour – a hell of a squeeze! Positive audience reaction to the nudity in Apollon and Sweeny, and the London performances we’d given of Tempest, gave Alwyn the impetus to pull out all the stops in the costume department
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Pulling our shorts over our togs we set off for an ice-cream parlour
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then she walked past the centre of the funeral parlour
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went to the funeral parlour where his body was resting (this
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By the time Matthew and Ellen arrived in Windsor her remains had been removed to the funeral parlour
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Bridget and all his immediate surviving family went to the funeral parlour when he was laid out
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Sam glanced at the pictures as he walked up the lobby then opened the rear parlour door where his mother was ironing and his father sucked away on his pipe full of burning tobacco
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‘Being in the parlour, I was the one nearest the study,’ said Bosworth
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“When I left the chapel, he was standing in the parlour, talking on his cell phone, why?”
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The dark paneling illuminated by only small shaded sconces at equal intervals reached to the high ceilings and may have contributed to the overall effect of creating the appearance of a close, somber parlour given to mourning
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When she awoke to the sound of thunder, the grandfather clock in the parlour chimed the hour of ten o’clock, sending a rush of anxiety through her at having slept for such a long time
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Unfortunately, there was no sign of Terence as she wandered into the parlour where only one lamp illuminated the room by the table and cast dark shadows throughout the rest of the area
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After quickly studying herself in the cheval mirror and touching up her makeup so as not to give the impression that she had hastily prepared, she took her handbag and entered the parlour where she stopped and studied the painting on the wall
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Her memory was starting to come back to her gradually, but only certain sporadic pieces were clear to her such as the hot bath she had taken and the eerie feeling she had while studying the portrait in the parlour
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“There’s a tray in the parlour
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The chambermaid disappeared into the parlour to dispose of the tray on her cart then returned with several sets of fresh towels for the bathroom
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Throwing his hunting jacket on the chair in the parlour as he raced towards the crystal phone on the desk at the far end of the room, he nearly tripped over the coffee table during his rush but regained his balance and answered the phone
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Knowing that she would expect him to exert the energy for a decent search when he arrived, Terence grabbed his jacket on the way through the parlour and put it on as he entered the corridor
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As he listened intently for any indication of the continuing rain, the sound of the ticking grandfather clock in the parlour echoed through the silent suite that had some aura of a tomb filled with sorrow and mourning
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He turned and started into the parlour
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She let me in after I mentioned your name, and I removed a glass that was half full of water from the table in the parlour
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Feltus cautiously surveyed the parlour where the drapes were drawn, shielding any natural rays of light, and that was illuminated ominously by the lamp on the desk at the far end of the room
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With the colour having faded from his face, Lowell nodded and turned back into the parlour while he removed a handkerchief from his pocket
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TEN MINUTES LATER, while they awaited the arrival of Doctor Burley, the coroner, Feltus quietly sat on the sofa in the parlour with Lowell and Cyril occupying the chairs adjacent to him
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Burley took a step forward into the parlour and set his bag on one of the chairs nearest them
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Feltus looked away from the coroner at the broken door then turned slightly to face the rest of the parlour where he stared blankly at the painting on the wall as he continued his thought process
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the rest of the lobby that was as quiet and somber as a funeral parlour, he frowned at the change in atmosphere the hotel had experienced the last few days as an obvious result of the murders and the pending hurricane
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Shaking his head discouragingly, Feltus opened the door now barricaded by two different locks with a shiny brass key specially fit for each and stepped aside cautiously as the door quietly swung open to reveal the dark foyer beyond which a shaded lamp could be seen casting an eerie glow in the far corner of the parlour
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locked and either assumed the parlour window was locked or else overlooked that fact which he confused with the bedroom window having been protected
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Returning to the parlour, Feltus stood at the window and studied the narrow ledge, now slick and shiny with water, outside that ran the entire length of the wing and considered the physical capabilities required to successfully complete such a daring venture
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Suddenly, he heard a noise from behind him that resurrected the sense of panic in his now-calm mind, though he quickly suppressed his feelings with a hard swallow and a deep breath as he turned towards the silent and still parlour
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Oh,” her eyes lighted up as though she was on the verge of a revelation, “there was some sand in the parlour
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Feltus casually stepped into the parlour and stood by one of the wingbacked chairs
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“You go ahead and have a seat here in the parlour, Charles
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Finding nothing in the bedroom closets or the bath, Feltus once again checked the window that was still locked and smiled with satisfaction, though as he started to leave the room he instinctively knelt with tremendous difficulty to check under the bed; to his delight there was nothing there as well, so he slowly arose, clinging to the poster at the foot of the bed to maintain his balance, and returned to the parlour where Charles was sitting on the edge of the settee, waiting anxiously for the inspector
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Feltus glanced around the parlour but saw nothing further with which he should be concerned at the present, though he was still wary about the entire situation
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The foyer was totally dark as Feltus, followed close by Lowell who had drawn his revolver from beneath his jacket, cautiously entered and quickly glanced behind the door before flipping the switch for the chandelier that filled the area with immense, twinkling light, which contrasted with the dark parlour where only a single lamp by the settee adjacent to the painting futilely attempted to push back the shadows in which evil seemed to lurk
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A flash of lightning illuminated the entire parlour as he peered through the vacancy in the window towards the ground below where he caught a faint glimpse of a sporadic design of twinkling shards of glass and a small dark pool of what was obviously blood
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He sighed as the rain again pelted his face, inspiring him to step back and turn on the lamp atop the desk so that there was some additional light in the dark, sinister parlour where he saw no signs of a struggle or a forceful entry
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The scent of the freshly cut flowers in the elaborate arrangements scattered throughout seemed quite normal and lovely in contrast to the heavy air that had been filled with the smell of death recently, resulting in the floral designs seeming more appropriate for a funeral parlour rather than this luxurious resort that had been devoid of any character while the storm lambasted the coast
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To his relief, the knob slowly turned without a sound, and he gently pushed the door open so that he could hear voices in the parlour, though the words were faint and unintelligible given the spacious layout of the penthouse
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Before she arrived, however, Feltus glanced over her shoulder into the dimly lighted parlour, where the drapes had been drawn across the massive expanse of windows that surrounded the room and gave the impression of a floating paradise, and saw a man holding a teacup and sitting in a matching chair that was positioned so that he faced the foyer though he was partially concealed in a shadow
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The door was locked and bolted from the inside, barring any unwelcome visitors to the lurid crime scene, but the window in the parlour had been left unlatched, as if to invite the perpetrator of the crimes to once again make the daring journey into the lovely suite that had fallen victim to evil and treachery
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Suddenly, a slender gloved hand turned on a light next to the sofa in the parlour, creating a dim, soft glow around the immediate area but not enough to illuminate the rest of the suite that remained cloaked in total darkness
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There was the hurried sound of a footstep in the darkness as the intruder evidently attempted to flee, but the progress was instantly halted when the chandelier and other lamps simultaneously showered the room with a brilliant light that exposed a figure standing before the painting that was slightly ajar with its back to the rest of the parlour
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It was perfectly clear by the expression on her face that Faye Underwood was shocked to find Feltus as well as the other suspects and Lowell assembled in the parlour
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The whoops of joy and delight coming from Tracey in the garden fill Watkin with pleasure, and Wat promises her ‘Next week I’ll take you to the bouncy castle and we can watch the cricket in the afternoon, then it’s down to Joe's ice cream parlour in the yard of the Oystermouth train station on the Mumbles railway
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The tri-colours of her police car contrasted sharply with black panels and gleaming chrome as she parked between two Daimler hearses in the large grounds of the funeral parlour
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His parlour was one of the more preferred by the upper crust of society
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I accompanied with them to the beauty parlour and to the shopping centre for buying their outfits
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parlour to relax us
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When I mentioned the old funeral parlour, she decided to come and see it
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After all, the place used to be a funeral parlour
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When we entered the upstairs parlour Teef was sitting in front of the music stand, a Fender guitar
