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"How many water skins remain?" he asked, snapping her back from her reverie
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moment of reverie I found that I could read a fully detailed cyanotype from within my
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My ever-present tears had dried on my cheeks by the time that I woke fully from my reverie, leaving my face covered with brittle tracks of tight skin
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Lucy shivered and felt the reverie slip away from her grasp
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her reverie as Shovona nudged her to pay attention to
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They crossed arms and joined hands and the musicians played on with a mesmeric, soothing reverie for anyone who joined in the dance
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His reverie was interrupted by a knock on his door; he could tell it was Rayne
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They had argued some more about Ava’s loyalty while he had that reverie
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finally came out of his sad reverie
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Tom’s reverie was interrupted by a coarse shout from one of the
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The sound of a car drawing up beside me, wakes me out of my reverie … Alastair
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He was startled out of his reverie by a slight
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to such a place, he was suddenly called out of his reverie
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disturbing her husband from his reverie
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myself out of a dark reverie and looked at her quizzically
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breaking into his teacher's reverie
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He was suddenly jolted out of his reverie by the return of
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Jean came out of his reverie and looked across
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Monk-Key 1 found itself part of the verbal reverie as well
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Fond recollections mixed with the haunting reverie of the present, and she quite nearly became completely lost in it
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She had closed her eyes to take in the atmosphere and the comforting sound and had drifted in that reverie for a few DRAFTChapter 18 481
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He pushed aside his reverie and started unloading the overly
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“No of course not but my reverie was broken when she said
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Her reverie was interrupted as the Rabbi laid out the parchment scrolls on the pulpit and readied a little silver pointer to enable him to follow the script
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was saying; and he pulled himself from his moment of reverie and forced a grin and said, “There’s
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William forced himself to end his reverie and focused once again on the need to find food
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“This is the life,” he said in reverie, and that was when he noticed some footprints nearby
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When they finally returned to the village; Nadir’s dazed reverie was brutally shattered
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A sleepy voice startled him out of his despairing reverie
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Ursempyre’s reverie was broken, and upon hearing the Patriarch he responded with a burst, his words spat from his mouth rather than spoken:
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The intercom suddenly sounded, startling him from triumphant reverie long after he thought Consuela had left for the day
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Suddenly he heard a strange sound like a whining coming from the Prosops, which broke his laughter and reverie with an alarming alacrity
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He started up suddenly out of his sad reverie; did he see a flutter of eyelids?
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that hums with reverie –- in this blood
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Now John lapsed into a more silent kind of pictorial reverie
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I’d be in a reverie like that, and all of a sudden I would hear my name
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Watering the plants I loved, in the courtyard garden sheltered from searing sun and sea winds, a quick movement near my feet interrupted my reverie
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She was roused from her unpleasant reverie by a timid little touch on her shoulder
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As I studied it, a voice broke into my reverie
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Hiacoomes again broke into our reverie
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By the time I reached the yam north of Zheng He, I snapped out of my reverie and began thinking about what I would do next
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I fed John and Cuauhtzin and tended the horses, but still he continued in his reverie
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They were both lost in their reverie so I got up and tended the fire
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When I came out of my reverie, it was midafternoon
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I don’t know how long we remained like that, but finally we parted, and I thanked her for blessing my reverie
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Roger fell into a mood of nostalgic reverie
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Roger’s nostalgic reverie turned into present frustration and future anxiety
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When Roger arrived in Brea, he had to abandon the world of reverie and step down to the realm of present reality
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herself when a tiny knock on her door interrupted her reverie
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was so deep in her reverie that she inadvertently screamed
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“There it is!” he shouted, shocking Youssaf out of his reverie of disgust
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“Hey, Moshe,” a familiar voice rang out startling him out of his reverie
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Having watched this for some time without comment, Moshe finally broke into the herders’ watery reverie
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A breeze tousled his hair, rousing him from his reverie
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A young soldier, who had come dashing back into camp, suddenly interrupted his awe-filled reverie
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Moses was the first to intrude upon their reverie
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The sound of a jeep roused them from their reverie
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The sudden nickering of his stallion jarred Moshe out of his reverie
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He was startled out of his reverie by the strident shriek of the landline from Bien Hoa tower
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“There it is!” he shouted, shocking Youssaf out of his reverie
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Moshe, rousing again from his midnight reverie, realized he no longer heard the sounds that
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“What’s happening?” Simon’s voice breaks into his reverie; he has almost forgotten the scribe is there
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But how far on this trail had I come to get here? I’d been in a state of reverie, unaware of time and distance
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A reverie of married life—lived in this house, she'd pictured it—gone glimmering
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The shrill ring of my phone startled me out of my reverie
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I have very little to tell about what then happened, it could be that pushed by the newly acquired courage for the exaltation of the spirit, or that the cowardice, weary of dwell under my reverie, decide to dress up for the first time under the guise of the fearlessness and venturing in full for the distant roads of the audacity, the truth is that without thinking about it, I kissed him
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They moved to yield a soothing sound that beckoned me to come and play as I had done as oft I could—these were my solitary friends—but day was darkening to night and caught me in this reverie:
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The sound of someone approaching interrupted her reverie
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My brain was in one of those violent and yet frightfully calm conditions where reverie is so profound that it swallows up reality
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Suddenly his car was given a bump from behind, absolutely shattering his reverie
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The whir of Palomita’s wings startled Squirrel Girl from her reverie
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The thought of him caring for her never intruded her reverie
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The woman‘s reverie was interrupted as she stepped into a burrow camouflaged by the dense wiregrass and fell into the thick weeds
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"Harry!" He snapped out of his reverie
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Through the canyons of my reverie
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Naturally, I was rudely awakened from my reverie
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He was torn from his private reverie as the speaker rose and called the meeting to order; all eyes turned to the head of the table
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Daria’s words interrupted Donna’s silent reverie
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He wanted to slip quickly and comfortably into his previous state of reverie where enjoyable thoughts flowed like endless streams of ticker-tape
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Then Mr Crow shattered his reverie by shouting
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Snapping out of his reverie he gave a rebel yell and began kissing her, all heads turned to the sound of his yell and the barman in an aggressive tone called over
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He drifted in and out of a dwall; a reverie
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The sound of the fire lulled him into a sort of reverie and the day’s hike finally settled into his body
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the reverie it induced
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Myra came out of her reverie as she heard the Galaef say, "Today we might learn part of the truth
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She shook her head, breaking the reverie and looked over at Sam in the eerie shadows as he was pushing a large boulder to one side
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A loud crack from the whip and a groan from one of the prisoners brought Ben back from his reverie
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The girls, stil in the reverie, for a moment thought that they’d just done the
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"Without the G15," said Dahms bringing Sharpie out of her reverie, "it would still be just a dream
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A storm-induced reverie began
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It seemed that every few minutes she would slip into a reverie of some kind but never get farther than she just had
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Instantly he was roused from his brief reverie
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It was Marian, who leant across and put her hand on his arm, who brought him out of his reverie
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his reverie as Sir Richard tapped him on the shoulder
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unceremoniously yanked out of his reverie by the loud pounding at the door
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With great difficulty she broke herself from her reverie
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Their contemplative captive bounced bruisingly around in the back of the van, groaning in a mildly merciful half-sleep reverie
