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- But I carefully preserved an angle between my man and the passer.Chapter 3.30 (67% in)
- Charlestonians have made an art out of living well, and the area South of Broad is arguably the most flawlessly preserved historical area in America.Chapter 1.2 (7% in)
- In a laugh-it-off, pretend-it-isn't-serious, tight-assed parody of the Irish American, preserved like a scorpion in my emotional amber, I answered, "I think you're a gaping asshole."Chapter 1.4 (37% in)
- Such as preserving history, selling real estate, making a good living for their families, hiring a good staff, and sending their children to the proper schools.Chapter 1.13 (21% in)
- I struggled for the right words, the life-preserving words to leap from my tongue.Chapter 1.14 (81% in)
- Though the barracks contained a high quotient of barbarism, it also preserved our innocence.Chapter 1.15 (88% in)
- Newman claimed the piece of Howie's tongue as a souvenir and preserved it in formaldehyde and displayed it proudly on his desk.Chapter 2.18 (30% in)
- It was dragged ashore, photographed, butchered, and its bones preserved and reassembled on the museum's ceiling.Chapter 3.26 (19% in)
- The Ten are selected to preserve the purity and integrity of the Corps of Cadets.Chapter 3.27 (73% in)
- I tried to preserve every memory of that delirious charge of the Corps onto center court.Chapter 3.30 (74% in)
- But you cannot preserve the memory of applause; it is too volatile, too perishable.Chapter 3.30 (74% in)
There are no more uses of "preserve" in The Lords of Discipline.
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