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1 Mammy shifted from one foot to another like a restive elephant.
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2 He shifted her to one knee and, leaning back, reached for a cigar and lit it.
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3 Ashamed that she was poor and reduced to galling shifts and penury and work that negroes should do.
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4 The Simmons boys were so busy they were operating their brick kiln with three shifts of labor a day.
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5 "I ain't takin no orders from you," he said briefly, shifting his wad of tobacco to the other cheek.
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6 They were too well bred to whisper but they shifted on their feet and stared at Carreen's bowed head.
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7 Everyone laughed except Peter, who shifted from one large splayed foot to the other in mounting indignation.
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8 He shifted his wad of tobacco to the other cheek and, without waiting for an invitation, sat down on the top step.
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9 Her sore foot, forgotten in the excitement, now gave a tremendous throb that made her grit her teeth and shift her weight to the heel.
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10 So he stayed and, gradually, unobtrusively, a large part of the burden of Tara shifted from Scarlett's shoulders to the bony shoulders of Will Benteen.
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11 She took the handkerchief and wiped her damp cheeks, a little relief stealing over her as if she had shifted some of her burden to his broad shoulders.
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