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► TPS7 Deleted Session November 2, 1983 stone grunting spot Honey minerals
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[...] “Oh Honey, Honey, Honey,” she chanted, breathing heavily and grunting and groaning. [...]

► TPS7 Deleted Session November 9, 1983 gas tray leg aspirin mattress
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[...] Left leg way up off the mattress, grunts and groans, head and shoulders and arms going sideways. [...]

► TPS7 Deleted Session November 7, 1983 Darlene foot streak leg hydro
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[...] She moved her head and torso up off the bed a bit, then groaned: “That right foot tried to come up off the bed.” [...]

► TMA Session Seven August 28, 1980 intellect charcoal cultural beliefs weather
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He heard tomorrow’s weather report (yesterday), groaned, thought of a very uncomfortable 90-degree temperature tomorrow [and] imagined himself miserable with the heat. [...]

► TES6 Session 258 May 11, 1966 playground Ryan impressions todon mas
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[...] A groan, or something grown. [...]

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(“A groan, or something grown.” [...]

► WTH Part One: Chapter 2: February 5, 1984 Jeff talent Karder poets fix
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[...] She’d alternately sighed and grunted and groaned as I read. [...]

► TMA Introduction by Jane Roberts magical Rob camera trancetime whirred
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[...] The same heat that made me groan with dismay turned Rob into some version of a south-sea island native. [...]

► TPS2 Session 602 January 5, 1972 cordellas sound language sh onomatopoeia
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[...] This may lead to the suspicion that I expect you to return to the grunts and groans connected in conventional thought with the cavemen; such is far from the case.

► TPS7 Deleted Session December 16, 1983 Pete Fife Hagen Infirmary insurance
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[...] Grunts and groans. [...]

► TSM Chapter Two fragment Rob images Beach playmate
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Rob looked over at the couple and groaned with another back spasm. [...]

► TES6 Session 249 April 6, 1966 ribbon quasars card Artistic bow
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First of all I have the word groan. [...]

► SDPC Part Three: Chapter 17 Nicoll Sue bitter probable Carl
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[...] Rob is about to haul out some paintings — they seem to be landscapes — when he groans in agony and nearly falls down in pain from his back, apparently. [...]

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