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  • I began to consider what these much-folded pieces of paper might symbolize for us, emotionally; why some we toss within moments, why we hang on to others for decades.

    Bill Shapiro: Other People's Love Letters 2008

  • She reached into her dress pocket and took out a much-folded slip of paper.

    Shaman's Crossing Hobb, Robin 2005

  • He pulled out a much-folded piece of paper and began to read excerpts from a hostile notice that the celebrity-heavy Huffington Post had gotten on its debut.

    The Gawker King 2005

  • She had walked in silence for a time, then reached into her deep-belled sleeve and brought out a much-folded sheet, solidly sealed.

    Ill Met By Moonlight Lackey, Mercedes 2005

  • John Rowlands was out somewhere on the farm, busy, so for the time being Will had to content himself with a much-folded map.

    Greenwitch Susan Cooper 2002

  • John Rowlands was out somewhere on the farm, busy, so for the time being Will had to content himself with a much-folded map.

    Greenwitch Susan Cooper 2002

  • John Rowlands was out somewhere on the farm, busy, so for the time being Will had to content himself with a much-folded map.

    Greenwitch Susan Cooper 2002

  • John Rowlands was out somewhere on the farm, busy, so for the time being Will had to content himself with a much-folded map.

    The Grey King Susan Cooper 2001

  • John Rowlands was out somewhere on the farm, busy, so for the time being Will had to content himself with a much-folded map.

    The Grey King Susan Cooper 2001

  • He fished in his tunic pocket, pulled out a much-folded piece of paper, and handed it over.

    Perseus Spur May, Julian, 1931- 1998

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