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Queen Naria was always trying to match him with someone, but he just wasn’t roused
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Ozzie roused Chrissie briefly making a noise as he prepared for bed
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The very first night he was roused up to sit in the big rocker in the great room with Poly, while his dad paced and hummed to Tania, Harry loved them
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resort to sarcasm unless his temper was roused - and
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nothing roused that temper more than the short-
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The photographer was roused to the commission that same morning on their return from the rail station in Truckee and the tearful sendoff
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12“Let the nations be roused; let them advance into the Valley of
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More often than not, she was roused for the latter; few Captains in Transit lasted more than a decade before they lost their minds and Argos determined them to be hazardous to the ship and the entire mission
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And judging by the last reel, it was a miracle she hadn’t been roused to kill him
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Startled by the outcry, the other girl roused as well, her hairless eyelids opening to reveal a pair of confused eyes
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monk was roused to come to his assistance, he was in
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He roused six of his retainers from their quarters
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He roused Nerissa by pouring the still-hot tea over her face, then dragged her stumbling away
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Hesper roused her early in the morning
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She must have drifted off asleep, because it was dusk when a cold wind roused her
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"Extraordinary!" exclaimed Mr Pinscher, although it was not certain whether his interest was roused by this uncommon mode of conveyance, or by the vague suggestion of sausages
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The Thanes and soldiers were roused and ordered into position, and so too did Barrin Iylin, along with hundreds of other peasants, arm himself and stand alongside the Baron’s men
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It was late at night and I was roused from my sleep by the rocking of the ship
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At first he was afraid to open his eyes, until the lack of any sensory stimulation roused his curiosity
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About an hour later we were roused and told that the mule train was ready to start and that we could be on our way so we took up our positions on either side of it along with a few Fusiliers who were returning back to our lines
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He roused me by saying words I couldn"t understand, as though He were meeting an old friend
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I roused and looked up at him
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That response roused Orion’s suspicions; he knew Adem had spoken with the rebel emissaries today; he also believed Adem had played a part in starting the rebellion
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“Mmm hmm,” he mumbled over top of the clamor of roused up chickens
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He took the tiller and let Saldon sleep before he roused him some hours later
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Harold roused himself as his drink was given to him
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Reveille on July 1st roused a wet, bedraggled army from unrefreshing sleep
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She could have slept longer, much longer, and quickly identified the sound that had roused her
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Toinette had been asleep some hours when she was roused by a sharp
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Ann roused herself from her stupour
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The effervescible Latins were roused again, though several officers and privates deserted in the night and entered the Cuban lines
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roused to secure his return, it was aroused in vain
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A Cultural War waged by determined ideas is a much more subtle, deceptive and formidable form of warfare inasmuch as it craftily conceals its (unstated) purpose; a social and cultural conversion cutting at the (very) heart of a society‘s traditional belief system; a gradual, however determined process that oftentimes goes unchecked until an awakening society (roused from its slumbers) suddenly finds itself in the midst of altered customs and norms no longer consonant with that society‘s accustomed practices
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But as she reached the stone wall once more and dropped to rest on its smooth surface, wiping her forehead and tidying her ponytail, she could not help but remember the feelings the dream had roused in her
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In fact, in the dream, he could easily have forced himself on her, and her dream-self had been more than willing! But he had done nothing untoward, only roused her lust to heights she had never imagined possible, and with her full participation!
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His hunting instinct was fully roused
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And as she did, she became, once again, roused
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then the stinging flies roused
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Mia had been resting fitfully before the cop roused her
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A primal fear roused him to reality with a jolt, bringing him back to his senses
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When they roused her from her stasis sleep, she was at first shocked and terrified, frightened of her child
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When Father Mulcahey got wind off the missing bottle, he roused us out of bed
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Finally it roused him enough to realize that the
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A menacing sound had roused him from a restless sleep, and he wondered what was wrong
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Roused from her concentration, Juliet responded, “Yes
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She was roused from her unpleasant reverie by a timid little touch on her shoulder
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She gently roused him and led him to bed
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After Ignace had been feted enough (several days), we were roused early again and headed south with my tumen in the lead, as usual, and on this particular day my jagun was in the van
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What Elizabeth said roused his attention, drawing him to look at her pretty features
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Early the next morning, Silpitocle roused me
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Jack roused the audience into a huge clapping spectacle whilst Suzy stood there wiping a tear from her eye at the well wishers sentiments
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once the interest is roused, orderly application will follow
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curiosity are roused and I begin to explore the realm you have
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10 And Esau said, Is he not rightly called Jacob? for he has supplanted me twice, he took away my birthright and now he has taken away my blessing; and Esau wept greatly; and when Isaac heard the voice of his son, Esau weeping, Isaac said to Esau, What can I do, my son, your brother came with subtlety and took away your blessing, and Esau hated his brother Jacob on account of the blessing that his father had given him, and his anger was greatly roused against him
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2 But Chiddekem, son of Pered, the father of Hamor, and his six brothers, would not listen to Shechem and his father Hamor, and they would not be circumcised, for the proposal of the sons of Jacob was loathsome in their sight, and their anger was greatly roused at this, that the people of the city had not listened to them
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28 And Judah and his brothers heard the words of the inhabitants of Gaash and their anger was greatly roused, and Judah was jealous of his God in this matter, and he called out and said, O Lord, help, send help to us and our brothers
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43 And they answered him, saying, are you not a slave, and where is your fathere and if you had a father you wouldst not already twice have been sold for a slave for so little value; and their anger was still roused against him, and they continued to strike him and to chastise him, and Joseph wept bitterly
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Despite the bizarre situation, my appetite had been roused by the grapes
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14 And the angel roused him from his sleep, and Joseph rose up and stood on his legs, and note the angel of the Lord was standing opposite to him; and the angel of the Lord spoke with Joseph, and he taught him all the languages of man in that night, and he called his name Jehoseph
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9 Jacob heard the words of his son's children, and he wept a great weeping, and his pity was roused for them, and Jacob called to his sons and they all came and sat before him
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2 And Moses went and came to the house of Pharaoh, and he spoke to him the words of the Lord who had sent him, but Pharaoh would not listen to the voice of the Lord, and God roused his might in Egypt on Pharaoh and his subjects, and God struck Pharaoh and his people with very great and sore plagues
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He roused himself from a semi-drugged sleep and looked around the room
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It was during one such night that Alison was roused slowly out of a deep and
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10 And Esau said Is he not rightly called Jacob? for he has supplanted me twice he took away my birthright and now he has taken away my blessing; and Esau wept greatly; and when Isaac heard the voice of his son Esau weeping Isaac said to Esau What can I do my son your brother came with subtlety and took away your blessing and Esau hated his brother Jacob on account of the blessing that his father had given him and his anger was greatly roused against him
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2 But Chiddekem son of Pered the father of Hamor and his six brothers would not listen to Shechem and his father Hamor and they would not be circumcised for the proposal of the sons of Jacob was loathsome in their sight and their anger was greatly roused at this that the people of the city had not listened to them
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28 And Judah and his brothers heard the words of the inhabitants of Gaash and their anger was greatly roused and Judah was jealous of his God in this matter and he called out and said O Lord help send help to us and our brothers
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43 And they answered him saying are you not a slave and where is your fathere and if you had a father you wouldst not already twice have been sold for a slave for so little value; and their anger was still roused against him and they continued to strike him and to chastise him and Joseph wept bitterly
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14 And the angel roused him from his sleep and Joseph rose up and stood on his legs and note the angel of the Lord was standing opposite to him; and the angel of the Lord spoke with Joseph and he taught him all the languages of man in that night and he called his name Jehoseph
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9 Jacob heard the words of his son's children and he wept a great weeping and his pity was roused for them and Jacob called to his sons and they all came and sat before him
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2 And Moses went and came to the house of Pharaoh and he spoke to him the words of the Lord who had sent him but Pharaoh would not listen to the voice of the Lord and God roused his might in Egypt on Pharaoh and his subjects and God struck Pharaoh and his people with very great and sore plagues
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A rage of helpless frustration roused Moshe nearly to wakefulness as he pawed uselessly at the nothingness that surrounded him
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Pharaoh roused himself as he prepared to leave the royal chamber
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The sound of a jeep roused them from their reverie
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On the landing, Moshe, having already roused his crew to action, directed the loading of the
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A rage of helpless frustration roused Moshe nearly to wakefulness as he pawed uselessly at
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He put his arms around her and was roused beyond measure
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Among the first stirrings of camp sounds that had roused Moshe
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2 And after six days Jesus took Simon Cephas and James and John his brother 3 and brought them up into a high mountain the three of them only; And while they 4 were praying Jesus changed and became after the fashion of another person; and his face shone like the sun and his raiment was very white like the snow and as 5 the light of lightning so that nothing on Earth can whiten like it; And there ap- 6 peared to him Moses and Elijah talking to Jesus; And they thought that the time 7 of his decease which was to be accomplished at Jerusalem was come; And Simon and those who were with him were heavy in the drowsiness of steep; and with effort they roused themselves and saw his glory and those two men that were standing with him
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Wherefore they have been cut off and cast far away on account of the anger of the Lord for they have roused Him to anger
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for just one other unfamiliar sound before they roused cautiously
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The mammoth monster behind me had been roused from a deep sleep and was in foul temper
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clawing at the sticks of the cage until I roused from sleep
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When the time came he roused his relief with no such generous urge as Keira had claimed
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Mark was a diligent and attentive lover and had easily roused her to enjoy their coupling
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She roused up half the Resistance in the middle of a firestorm
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They were roused that evening by porters and donned their best clothes for the state dinner
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A high-pitched squawk roused me in time to steady CC, who had caught one of her ridiculously high heels on the edge of the gutter and was toppling towards me
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A loud thumping noise roused Tom from sleep
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With increasing alarm the two young men stood quietly as ten lean, fit, powerful and obviously tough men roused themselves and enclosed them in a ring of hard flesh
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The collective sigh roused the dust on Fabien’s desk
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Her curiosity was roused and that day she decided to call briefly to both next-door neighbours to introduce herself on behalf of the family
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For the entity stalked me, roused me from sleep,
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It was a change in the motion of the boat that had roused her; Conan was resting on his oars, gazing beyond her
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Foes of flesh and blood he did not fear, however great the odds, but any hint of the supernatural roused all the dim monstrous instincts of fear that are the heritage of the barbarian
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Laying her head in her rounded arms she wept, until distant shouts of ribald revelry roused her to her own danger
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The girls slept on, but one, who roused, yawned, stretched her slender figure and blinked about
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It was a low mutter of voices that roused her
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She did not go the way they had come, but before Conan's suspicions could be roused, she halted in a wide ivory-cased chamber, and pointed to a tiny fountain which gurgled in the center of the ivory floor
