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The mummification process included removal of the heart and entrails immediately upon death.entrails = internal organs -- especially the intestines
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Sometimes, when I clean a kill, I feed Buttercup the entrails. (source)entrails = internal organs
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With fingers that shook, I worked the entrails back into the wound. (source)entrails = intestines
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After hanging him they had gashed out his entrails. (source)entrails = internal organs -- especially the intestines
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There was another spasm in his entrails, the heavy boots were approaching. (source)entrails = internal organs
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After a struggle, the snake separated into two parts with a string of entrails quivering between.† (source)
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I will tear your entrails and eat them for my lunch.† (source)
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He warmed himself in the fire and ate the entrails.† (source)
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His entrails were sliding from his belly, yet somehow he slew the boar.† (source)
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Laila watched her put her thumb into its mouth, just over the lower jaw, push it in, and, in one downward stroke, remove the gills and the entrails.† (source)
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For portions of every day, she manages to lose herself in realms of memory: the faint impressions of the visual world before she was six, when Paris was like a vast kitchen, pyramids of cabbages and carrots everywhere; bakers' stalls overflowing with pastries; fish stacked like cordwood in the fishmongers' booths, the runnels awash in silver scales, alabaster gulls swooping down to carry off entrails.† (source)
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Very good guide to all your basic fortune-telling methods — palmistry, crystal balls, bird entrails.† (source)
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St. Teresa's own words left little to the imagination: ....his great golden spear ....filled with fire ....plunged into me several times ....penetrated to my entrails ....a sweetness so extreme that one could not possibly wish it to stop.† (source)
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I can feel that cough stirring in me solar plexus an' workin' its way up through me entrails till the next thing it takes off the top o' me head.† (source)
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A terrible jealousy gnawed at his entrails.† (source)
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Kassad pulled himself along, floating through debris and the tangled entrails of the ship's wiring.† (source)
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