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Shut out by regiment, the ice clawed horde persisted,
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For the last few weeks he had shut out the sounds of life, preferring the solitude of personal contemplation to the banality of human contact, but here in the soft tawny light of the lounge bar at the Red Lion those trivial voices broke through on the back of an ethereal sub tone that slowly built up throughout the evening until, towards closing time, Ken realised that he was listening to the same song being played over and over again on the jukebox
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had shut out the sounds of life, preferring the solitude of personal
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He tries to remember; speeding tickets, unpaid fines, tax fraud, anything that might shut out the possibility of a name other than his daughter’s being mentioned
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and Alistair, found himself slightly shut out of the conversations and
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With the wind shut out, Emma assessed the puddle of ice and water she had come to rest in
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together and shut out the sky above, and it’s not
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trying to shut out all negative thoughts
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She couldn’t shut out the memories of Jeff and that
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their thick, heavy boughs to shut out the snow and cold
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I loved him so much but while he wallowed in his self-destruction I was shut out, pushed behind a wall he kept building higher and higher
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William ignored the noise of gunfire and fallen men, shut out visions of flags hoisted high above horses’ heads
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He immediately felt shut out, as if running errands on her behalf
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A second volley of shots hit the wheelhouse, high this time, just under the ceiling, and Colling clapped his hands over his ears and clamped his eyes closed to shut out the noise and the fragments flying through the air
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He sat down on the couch and closed his eyes to shut out all distractions
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“It would be healing for him, I can help him in the meantime if he will let me” Tim looked around, scanning the face of Jasmin and feeling the resistance peel away as Max realised this guy wasn't someone to shut out
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Maggie was glad that the castle and the disturbing scenes connected with it were shut out of the room
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For a very long time now I’ve completely shut out my entire past, and what it meant to me
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And Lucky dealt with hurt in two ways, either she lashed out or she shut out
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continues to flow and that nobody feels that they have been shut out
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been shut out of the conversation
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14 And the Lord said to Moses, If her father had but spit in her face, should she not be ashamed seven days? let her be shut out from the camp seven days, and after that let her be received in again
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Shut out all of the things that you’re not
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me silent and shut in, but keeping them shut out of what is real
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would completely shut out his own pain
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I wonder how she is, he thought dreamily as drooping eyelids shut out the heavenly view
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10 The planks of the deck above them barred out the light and shut out the day on every side so that they might be treated like traitors during the whole voyage
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Moshe willed himself to shut out all of the noise
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Give heed therefore you who glory in your wealth lest those who are needy should groan and their groans should ascend to the Lord and you be shut out with all your goods beyond the gate of the tower
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When the wind was shut out of the barn by closing the stable door, our breath made
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spheres (the physical and the astral) They are shut out from the astral mag-
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I stayed under the covers, desperately trying to shut out the world
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shut out the world, briefly but intensely
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she needed to shut out body signals to focus on what Laura
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'Death!' he answered, his gaze still fixed on the brooding jade arches that shut out the sky
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They rounded the mysterious bend that shut out the sight of the sea, and sunset found them forging steadily against the sluggish flow, avoiding sandbars where strange reptiles coiled
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Chocolate dripped down his hands and smeared his face, she watched with silent glee as he made the first attempt to rejoin the world that he had shut out
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If the things you do with your hands, or the things you see with your eyes give offense in the progress of the kingdom, sacrifice these cherished idols, for it is better to enter the kingdom minus many of the beloved things of life rather than to cling to these idols and find yourself shut out of the kingdom
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them the focus of those 20 minutes and shut out everything else that might try to
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The microchip cooled quickly in response to his thoughts as it then shut out ninety-nine percent of the transmissions
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She drew the curtains to shut out the dark night and as the darkness had come down, it brought with it a chill that made the house feel cold
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Edward Wachtel and his wife Lillian opened up the DeSoto Motel to accommodate the African Americans who had been shut out of the other places
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She was silent, trying to shut out memories she didn’t want to return
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Those who had been shut out and lived on subsistence wages, in cheap tenements or rural shacks along unpaved back roads, far removed from any talk of black destiny
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That changed with the nineteenth amendment passed in August 1920 – if you were African American, you were shut out of the voting booth, no matter what sex
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Sherman’s campaign of devastation was so controlled that the press were shut out from coverage of what was going on
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If he refuses to see me now without some very good reasons, then the United States will be shut out of both the Western Pacific and of Europe after this war
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doing so, had shut out any joy that thoughts of him would bring
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He tried to recall what he had seen in this compartment before the cover plate shut out the light
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It was getting more and more difficult to shut out the voices that were shouting louder and louder in her head
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He tried his best to shut out Shaggy's odd behavior
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“You don’t have to watch Diane, because you‘re not going to be in the room with me and Dana! You’re going to be shut out
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The night snuck up on them and the darkness that surrounded them was a deep kind of darkness that seemed to shut out the rest of the world
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Shut out all other thoughts
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Trying to shut out the sound of
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All those people who you think are out because you’re in, and they’re out, they actually the ones in, and you’re the one shut out
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All those people who you think are out (because you’re in, and they’re out), they actually the ones in, and you’re the one shut out
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His comm-link had been completely shut out
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Periodically he would try to shut out war’s reality by
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Alex closed her eyes to shut out not only the physical pain but the mental pain as well
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have already been shut out; now there will not even arise inner desires
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Canon Simon lay in his sickbed, trying to shut out the noise
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The drugs which shut out the worrying thoughts and emotions and help a
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Hal shut out the noise and tried to focus
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In a few minutes the world that I had been shut out of was once again open
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He was so engrossed now that everything, other than the key to freedom before him on the altar, was shut out
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You yourself once lopped off a most luxuriant growth that was, I agree, best away, and now these buds of friendship, of easier circumstances, are going to be nipped off too, and when they are gone what will be left, I wonder, but the uncompromising and the rugged? Is it possible I am so base as to be envious? In spite of my real pleasure I can't shut out certain wistfulness, a certain little pang, and exactly what kind of wistfulness it is and exactly what kind of pang I don't well know unless it is envy
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By the time Fanny arrived on the following Saturday afternoon--it was to be the shortest form of week-end--Audrey knew everything about her that she was to know; not all that there was to know, but all that she was to know; and Conderley, calm again, and much surprised that he should have been so angry, had amply reflected on the extent to which the wife of one's bosom is really shut out of it
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Instinctively she shut out these more piteous aspects
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Hating eavesdropping, just as he hated all underhand ways--though it might fairly, he knew, be said that his own ways at that moment were underhand--he did his best to shut out what was being said by putting his fingers in his ears; but after a moment, finding the position too tiring, he felt in the pocket of his cassock for something he could use instead of his fingers, so that he needn't hold up his arms, and found Fanny's note
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Sometimes the path was narrow, and the trees shut out the sky; sometimes it led me into the hot sunshine of an open, forest-fringed space; once it took me along the side of a meadow sloping up on its distant side to more forest, with only a single row of great beeches between me and the heat and light dancing over the grass; and all the way I had squirrels for company, chattering and enjoying themselves as sensible squirrels living only in the present do; and larks over my head singing in careless ecstasy just because they had no idea they were probably bad larks with pasts; and lizards, down at my feet, motionless in the hot sun, quite unaware of how wicked it becomes to lie in the sun doing nothing directly you wear clothes and have consciences
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What had this man done or left undone that he should have been shut out from the company of those who are buried in churchyards? Why should he, because he was nameless, be outcast as well? Why should his body be held unworthy of a place by the side of persons who, though they were as dead as himself, still went on being respectable? I took off my hat and leaned against the Finnish warrior's grave and stared up along the smooth beech trunks to the point where the leaves, getting out of the shade, flashed in the sun at the top, and marvelled greatly at the ways of men, who pursue each other with conventions and disapproval even when their object, ceasing to be a man, is nothing but a poor, unresentful, indifferent corpse
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Thoroughly enraged, he flung the inoperable remote at the blinds, the blinds which both shut out his view of the more imposing casinos–which he envied–and preserved for him a temporary respite from the storm
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Tall trees, and clumps of box, and rose-bushes shut out everything except mystery; and she in that quiet place of trickling water and dim flowers began again to talk to him as she had talked at Kökensee, softly, deliciously, about nothing except himself
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She lay in the dark, or rather in the lights and shadows of the uncurtained room, and every two or three minutes a tramcar passed and shut out other sounds
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"I will arise and go to my Father"--of all the experiences of the spirit surely this is the most glorious; and behold the prudent, the virtuous, the steadfast--dogged workers in the vineyard in the heat of the day--are shut out from it for ever
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He had lived so long shut out from gossip, so deaf to the ever-clicking tongue of rumour, that he had forgotten how far even small scraps can travel, and that the news of Mrs
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She pressed very close to him, and put up her face to his, shutting her eyes, for so she shut out the desolating garden with its foreground of murderous flags
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What she wanted to shut out was the wind sobbing up and down that terrace behind her, and the consciousness of the fierce intermittent squalls of rain beating on its flags, and the certainty that upstairs
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Obediently she didn't move, but stared straight into the fire, sitting so close up to it that the rest of the room was shut out
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But when closed they shut out the light and cause blindness which can, and too often does, lead to misunderstanding and hurt
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She just thought, More, and closed her eyes to shut out
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The girl’s body shook and she shouted at him, abusing words that he heard but shut out
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Such is her power, Miss Caroline said, adjusting the hat that would shut out any projected thoughts
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anxious to bring the animal in and to shut out the cold
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Shut out all extraneous thoughts
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When sense of smell is being developed, you should not only shut out from the mind every thought but
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that of odor, but you should also shut out cognizance of every odor save that upon which your mind, for
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Rose closed her eyes briefly, trying to shut out
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over his mouth again to shut out the protests
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“Go to sleep,” he said, closing his eyes, trying to shut out the issue
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He has been shut out from the place in which He is indispensable
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teeth, trying to shut out the pain in his legs
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‘ These were his last words in the temple precincts, but they do not shut out all hope
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most churches is come and sit and give their money; you will be shut out and not be
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The bar-Seth’s constant signal lock essentially shut out the ability of any other ship to dial out, because of the overriding force of the signal
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Bars clanged shut out of the wall and steel mesh slid down from the ceiling, as I shut the door
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have shut out potential buys that seem too expensive
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He nodded and shut out the light
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About all that anyone who does not believe in Hell is permitted to do in most churches is come and sit and give their money; you will be shut out and not be permitted to lead prayer, or take part in the worship in any way, but no matter what you believe you will be permitted and even expected to give your money
