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Not the saccharine Disney versions, but the unexpurgated Grimms, with their sawed-off heels and lopped-off heads and altogether dark and nasty vision.
The Dark Side of Innocence Terri Cheney 2011
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Not the saccharine Disney versions, but the unexpurgated Grimms, with their sawed-off heels and lopped-off heads and altogether dark and nasty vision.
The Dark Side of Innocence Terri Cheney 2011
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DAVID WAS: Whether it's Britney Spears 'lopped-off locks or Elvis Presley's empty pill bottles, the personal effects of celebrities are the modern day equivalent of medieval religious relics.
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A lopped-off arm for brigandage proved as effective a deterrence as a Roman crucifixion once did.
Modern-Day Blackbeards Arthur Herman 2010
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Naldo waited at a crossing, glancing to his right, hardly noticing the dark ruins of the Kaiser - Wilhelm Geddchtniskirche, its scarred and lopped-off stump of a spire a permanent reminder of the Second World War's devastation.
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A lopped-off arm for brigandage proved as effective a deterrence as a Roman crucifixion once did.
Modern-Day Blackbeards Arthur Herman 2010
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DAVID WAS: Whether it's Britney Spears 'lopped-off locks or Elvis Presley's empty pill bottles, the personal effects of celebrities are the modern day equivalent of medieval religious relics.
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A lopped-off arm for brigandage proved as effective a deterrence as a Roman crucifixion once did.
Modern-Day Blackbeards Arthur Herman 2010
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Let the wind scramble your hair and notice things: the smell of star jasmine on the night air, the low and heavy, lopped-off look of a lambent waning moon, the rhythmic lean of palm trees waiting for the sun.
"You Go" 2009
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Francesca, who was always looking for a greater meaning to life, survives the crash and hooks up with the Church of the Ultimate Sacrifice, where true worship takes the form of lopped-off limbs and wearing your own eyeballs around your neck.
REVIEW: Infinity Plus - The Anthology edited by Keith Brooke and Nick Gevers 2007
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