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Most likely they'll give Perry and me to the vivisectionist.'† (source)
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It is compromise that prevents each set of reformers—the wets and the drys, the one-worlders and the isolationists, the vivisectionists and the anti-vivisectionists—from crushing the group on the extreme opposite end of the political spectrum.† (source)
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The old man, so far as I could understand his patois, agreed with the old lady that I was a vivisectionist.† (source)
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There isn't much I can do now—these doctor Johnnies have taken everything out of my hands—but as far as possible I shall certainly prevent you Yankee vivisectionists from coming in and using us as a lot of sanguinary— sorry, Evelyn—sanguinary corpses.† (source)
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Or else he probes them with the cruel hand of a vivisectionist, groping about in their mental processes and examining their souls as though to see of what soul-stuff is made.† (source)
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Vivisection will give us our final data, your systems functioning properly while we do it.† (source)
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If you or I had walked in on a human vivisection, with torn body parts, with blood splattered on everything, it wouldn't have been as bad for us as it was for her.† (source)
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It is compromise that prevents each set of reformers—the wets and the drys, the one-worlders and the isolationists, the vivisectionists and the anti-vivisectionists—from crushing the group on the extreme opposite end of the political spectrum.† (source)
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When Farmer began practicing vivisection—dog lab it was called at the medical school—he had a long talk with Jack about his misgivings, working on a creature he was going to have to kill.† (source)
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Men sneered at vivisection, and yet look at its results today!† (source)
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Had I been born where laws are less strict and tastes less dainty, I should treat myself to a slow vivisection of those two, as an evening's amusement.'† (source)
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Could it be possible, I thought, that such a thing as the vivisection of men was carried on here?† (source)
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The anti-vivisection lady called the anti-nicotine lady a murderer, a wretch, and an atheist, all of which the anti-nicotine lady endured, merely weeping a little and calling for the police.† (source)
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The laws in this country against vivisection were very severe—he might be liable.† (source)
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At noon, when the Eugenic Family were giving a demonstration of perfect vigor, their youngest blossom had an epileptic fit, and before the excitement was over, upon the Chicago anti-nicotine lady as she triumphantly assassinated a mouse charged an anti-vivisection lady, also from Chicago.† (source)
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They were animals, humanised animals,—triumphs of vivisection.† (source)
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