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In the next three rooms, the Count found flotsam and jetsam from floor to ceiling.† (source)
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The place was a back eddy, a pool of jetsam beyond the pull of the main current, and that suited him just fine.† (source)
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The pills were the tide; Annie Wilkes was the lunar presence which pulled them into his mouth like jetsam on a wave.† (source)
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So someone had done that to her, one way or another, and tossed her out like jetsam to sink or swim.† (source)
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What flotsam and jetsam we were, women of all accents and prospects washed up there boiling grits or pasta, whatever we knew as comfort, united by our effort not to think about our husbands' hands learning to cradle a gun.† (source)
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God, the flotsam and jetsam that life washed up on our shores!† (source)
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Chapter 9 Flotsam and Jetsam† (source)
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Then again, it wasn't as if she'd ever seen his bedroom at home, which presumably was covered with band posters, sports trophies, boxes of those games he loved to play, musical instruments, books—all the flotsam and jetsam of a normal life.† (source)
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On a reconnaissance foray into the bowels of the great closet that harbored the jetsam and flotsam washed into the schoolroom over the years, I unearthed a brand-new automatic movie projector.† (source)
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Life surges, precipitating forms, and then ebbs, leaving jetsam behind.† (source)
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Rieux knew that desperate solutions had been mooted, such as throwing the corpses into the sea, and a picture had risen before him of hideous jetsam lolling in the shallows under the cliffs.† (source)
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I took my mind, my being, the old dejected, almost inanimate object, and lashed it about among these odds and ends, sticks and straws, detestable little bits of wreckage, flotsam and jetsam, floating on the oily surface.† (source)
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In a few moments he was barefoot, his stockings folded in his pockets and his canvas shoes dangling by their knotted laces over his shoulders and, picking a pointed salt-eaten stick out of the jetsam among the rocks, he clambered down the slope of the breakwater.† (source)
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It was the type of flotsam and jetsam (a pair of words I had just learned from the dictionary) that washes up on your coffee table, lies around for a week or so, and then makes way for whatever comes in on the next tide.† (source)
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Already men were labouring to clear a way through the jetsam of battle; and now out from the Gate came some bearing litters.† (source)
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Throughout December it smoldered in the chests of our townspeople, fed the fires in the crematorium, and peopled the camps with human jetsam.† (source)
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