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  • They also knew how much the hotels cost in the area and knew everything was booked, and they got us for like a hundred dollars for a prison-cell–type hotel room.

    Rumble Road Jon Robinson 2010

  • They also knew how much the hotels cost in the area and knew everything was booked, and they got us for like a hundred dollars for a prison-cell–type hotel room.

    Rumble Road Jon Robinson 2010

  • They also knew how much the hotels cost in the area and knew everything was booked, and they got us for like a hundred dollars for a prison-cell–type hotel room.

    Rumble Road Jon Robinson 2010

  • They also knew how much the hotels cost in the area and knew everything was booked, and they got us for like a hundred dollars for a prison-cell–type hotel room.

    Rumble Road Jon Robinson 2010

  • It would grossly irresponsible of us to see only the good in our hearts, ignoring the siren call of sin so that we might pretend innocence like those waiting outside Hester's prison-cell.

    Archive 2009-07-12 2009

  • It would grossly irresponsible of us to see only the good in our hearts, ignoring the siren call of sin so that we might pretend innocence like those waiting outside Hester's prison-cell.

    A rose kept alive in history 2009

  • It seemed to her that the doors were about to open, that this man who had loved her so much would appear before her, and that she would hear his voice as she heard it for the last time in his grim prison-cell.

    The Honor of the Name �mile Gaboriau 2003

  • As this last name darted through her mind, the scene in the prison-cell rose suddenly and vividly before her.

    The Honor of the Name �mile Gaboriau 2003

  • But now, it had been Chanlouineau who, in his prison-cell, cried that he died for love of her.

    The Honor of the Name �mile Gaboriau 2003

  • I dozed while reading it; and immediately I was present in the prison-cell of the fratricide.

    The Opium Habit Horace B. Day

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