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doc#138 | an indication that windows, now blinded, | had | once looked out upon the street. I kept |
doc#138 | having received no tickets for that day, | had | remained in the hall, to sleep perhaps, |
doc#142 | older hands. </p><p> The cook, Mateo Garcia, | had | arrived there long before the herd. He'd |
doc#73 | Mich., world's seventh ranked lightweight, | had | little trouble in taking a unanimous decision |
doc#143 | never made. For Tom Horn, it turned out, | had | a number of rancher and cowboy witnesses |
doc#51 | general staff, led by Gen. Cedvet Sunay, | had | set a deadline for the parties to join |
doc#140 | much assurance. That mistake, she thought, | had | cost her dearly these past few days, and |
doc#21 | who have never, or not for a long time, | had | such problems. The nightmare of a clash |
doc#107 | Author of the Albany Plan of Union, which, | had | it been adopted, might have avoided the |
doc#68 | before the boy (halfback Terry Isaacson) | had | time to turn around. He really crucified |
doc#135 | the floor. But it had missed the bone and | had | passed on through. Susan and Julia ripped |
doc#105 | had hoped to become a concert pianist and | had | even performed as such. However, when he |
doc#115 | on a grand scale. His peculiar gift, as | had | been suggested before, is his intensity |
doc#139 | silent as if he hated to answer, and Barton | had | a cold, sick feeling of apprehension. </p> |
doc#140 | never actually perceived. </p><p> Where before | had | she felt or dreamt or imagined such a scene |
doc#142 | setting up a separate camp nearby. Billie | had | unhitched the mules from both Tom Brannon |
doc#133 | going into the kitchen, saw that the boy | had | dropped into a chair beside the table. |
doc#103 | dirt, and ashes were a cosmetic. The boys | had | beautiful dark eyes and unlike their father |
doc#142 | failed and they ran into trouble, Brannon | had | told the others, they would withdraw -- |
doc#142 | Macklin in the hotel dining room. Brannon | had | no slicker. He'd put on his old brown corduroy |