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They feasted and frolicked at births and deaths, and the dead and the unborn were likewise feasted.

THE FEATHERS OF THE SUN 2010

The happy heartbeat that frolicked through the dining venue all season had been replaced by the fear of a sudden offseason.

One Season William Fredrick Cooper 2011

In 1914, a fire at the school killed eight boys, who were locked in a dormitory while their guards frolicked at a local brothel.

Jon Jefferson: Strange Bedfellows: What's a Nice Liberal Like Me Doing in Bed With a Tea Party Governor? Jon Jefferson 2011

Ten minutes later, when the two girls frolicked back into the living room still holding hands, I couldn't help but notice a spotty red rash that extended from the little friend's neck, all the way up the side of her face.

Signe Whitson: Can Friendships Withstand Declining an Invitation at Holiday Time? Signe Whitson 2011

In 1914, a fire at the school killed eight boys, who were locked in a dormitory while their guards frolicked at a local brothel.

Jon Jefferson: Strange Bedfellows: What's a Nice Liberal Like Me Doing in Bed With a Tea Party Governor? Jon Jefferson 2011

Let's not forget, this was the Costa del Sol, where women frolicked topless.

Charlotte Safavi: On Girls and Bikinis Charlotte Safavi 2011

A longing for all of them swept over me, and I dreamt of a lifewhere baby bunnies frolicked about a Beatrix Potter thatched cottage, and around my feet, every day.

Puff Sandra Knauf 2011

How could Kentucky ever have been anything but a peaceful paradise of bluegrass fields where thoroughbred horses frolicked under the indulgent gaze of mint-julep-sipping colonels?

Behind the Bluegrass Max Watman 2010

Let's not forget, this was the Costa del Sol, where women frolicked topless.

Charlotte Safavi: On Girls and Bikinis Charlotte Safavi 2011

As one CNN reporter expressed grave concern that the waves were overdue, a man and his dog frolicked in the surf.

TV review: Shocking footage from Japan, amplified by cable news 2011