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  • Ladies, start by making a muslin aka a Sloper of your torso.

    Pattern Grading - A Dress A Day 2008

  • But Mr. Shackford was ashamed to leave little Dick a burden upon the hands of a poor woman of no relationship whatever to the child; so little Dick was transferred to that dejected house which has already been described, and was then known as the Sloper house.

    The Stillwater Tragedy Thomas Bailey Aldrich 1871

  • Her husband works for BP, an oil company, up on the North Slope, and is called a Sloper, you know.

    Media Blog 2008

  • GFWD -- A "Sloper" is someone who lives in the Park Slope section of Brooklyn, Ian's adopted hometown when he's not in Venice Beach.

    tracy enid flick 2008

  • Sometimes Alice Grosjean, the youngest of Aunt M. 's family, familiarly known as "Sloper," was there.

    Gilbert Keith Chesterton Maisie Ward 1932

  • But exactly because "Sloper" was stolen from Micawber, for that very reason the new generation feels as if

    Appreciations and Criticisms of the Works of Charles Dickens 1905

  • "We can't be more 'n four hundred miles from the Yukon," concluded Sloper, multiplying his thumb nails by the scale of the map.

    In a Far Country 2010

  • "Then we 'll consider it all arranged," concluded Sloper.

    In a Far Country 2010

  • In her adaptation of Washington Square, she remains true to Henry James' vision but presents Catherine Sloper (Jennifer Jason Leigh) not as a victim of a charming schemer (Ben Chaplin) or a vindictive revenge seeker.

    Dan Lybarger: The Ruins Were My Playground: Agneiszka Holland on In Darkness Dan Lybarger 2012

  • Jacques Baptiste paused by the side of Sloper to get a last glimpse of the cabin.

    In a Far Country 2010

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