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To me, housework is drudgery.
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the drudgery of carefully reading another contract
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I work sixty hours a week, but very few feel like drudgery.
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You could log in and instantly escape the drudgery of your day-to-day life.† (source)
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Witchcraft is nothing but such drudgery.† (source)
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Before Peter, weight training had always been drudgery; now I was addicted.† (source)
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She would miss Giti and her pinch-faced earnestness, yes, and Hasina too, with her wicked laugh and reckless clowning around But, mostly, Laila remembered all too well the inescapable drudgery of those four weeks without Tariq when he had gone to Ghazni.† (source)
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The house was still a terrible mess, and because I felt there was so much improving to do, it was clear I shouldn't include my daughter in the mundane drudgeries.† (source)
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Science may have alleviated the miseries of disease and drudgery and provided an array of gadgetry for our entertainment and convenience, but it has left us in a world without wonder.† (source)
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Even if these purely official catastrophes carried any conviction, the majority of English girls remain so poor, so dependent, so well aware that the drudgeries of such honest work as is within their reach are likely enough to lead them eventually to lung disease, premature death, and domestic desertion or brutality, that they would still see reason to prefer the primrose path to the strait path of virtue, since both, vice at worst and virtue at best, lead to the same end in poverty and overwork.† (source)
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For a year and a half now, I'd been condemned to the drudgery of a maid.† (source)
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The drudgeries that do on occasion precede death can hardly be credited to him, since they just prove that someone is alive and kicking and may lead back to life and health.† (source)
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Had he been just a little bit older and had he had to face the drudgery of programming with computer cards, he says, he would have studied science.† (source)
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Its very drudgeries had a charm now that she was involuntarily released from them: card-leaving, note-writing, enforced civilities to the dull and elderly, and the smiling endurance of tedious dinners—how pleasantly such obligations would have filled the emptiness of her days!† (source)
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I try to avoid the drudgery of housekeeping chores, which is more up Rachel's alley if she can stoop to being helpful on a given day.† (source)
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War is thrilling; war is drudgery.† (source)
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