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Not quite as desolate or dry, perhaps, as the prophet's might have been, but still wild-looking.
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The livery horse he had rented down in the valley was a broken-kneed, jaded, and spiritless creature, that stood calmly while its rider was dragged from its back by the wild-looking and violently impetuous man who sprang out around a sharp turn of the trail.
CHAPTER XXXVI 2010
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They were, he observed: "Russians in top-boots, leather leggings and fur hats; wild-looking people from the most outlandish parts of that great uncivilised land."
Hugh Muir's diary 2011
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Janie glances out the window to the backyard and sees a small garden and, off to the side, wild-looking bushes dotted red.
GONE LISA McMANN 2010
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The awkwardness Rowan feels, sitting at the breakfast table with a wild-looking stranger who is also a blood relative, just about keeps a lid on the anger.
The Redleys Matt Haig 2010
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Janie glances out the window to the backyard and sees a small garden and, off to the side, wild-looking bushes dotted red.
GONE LISA McMANN 2010
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The awkwardness Rowan feels, sitting at the breakfast table with a wild-looking stranger who is also a blood relative, just about keeps a lid on the anger.
The Redleys Matt Haig 2010
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Its habit of filling up with water and the funny location of its siphone with a wild-looking 'tuft' of eight arms and two tentacles had prompted scientists to name it the piglet squid.
Boing Boing 2008
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Though brave and bold at home the moonshiner in a large city is as wild-looking a man as is ever seen.
CHASING the WHITE DOG MAX WATMAN 2010
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Though brave and bold at home the moonshiner in a large city is as wild-looking a man as is ever seen.
CHASING the WHITE DOG MAX WATMAN 2010
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