His eyes widened as she unwrapped the sword from the black cloth she had swaddled it in. |
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I remember being swaddled in blankets, then being swathed with cold washcloths. |
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Both pieces portray the wealthy as guilty, eager to please, easily fleeced babies swaddled by all that money. |
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The process seems to have been finalised a few weeks ago and swaddled in the utmost secrecy. |
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I hold him and try to hug him and remember how the nurses swaddled him tightly when he was born, bound him so he would feel secure. |
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A good baby blanket not only helps a newborn feel secure while swaddled, but also can serve as a security blanket for years to come. |
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Babies are swaddled, and children are regarded as incapable of self-control until age four. |
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Infants used to be swaddled at birth and are still wrapped and bundled tightly except during bathing and diapering. |
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They are tightly swaddled when in their cribs and carried by their mothers. |
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Even newborn babies were not washed, and until the eighteenth century they were swaddled in bands of cloth that were changed twice a day at most. |
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She was gone before her baby was properly swaddled, and her name was just about all Virginie knew of her. |
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To keep Iraqi Republican Guard snipers from seeing the glow of my computer screen, I swaddled the laptop in a thick blanket and a rubber poncho. |
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When they finally bring to life Persée, a little swaddled hand surmounted by a jug serving as a head, the audience is completely spellbound. |
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Each impossibly soft, downy robe feels like a little chunk of heaven that's so incredibly snuggly that being swaddled in one is like returning to the womb. |
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On a transparent blue expanse, a swaddled figure lies in a passive curve, suspended in a heavenly hammock of spidery filaments, surrendered to the life of the mind. |
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And they may be swaddled in astrakhan when you see them, but not all fashion bloggers have had it easy. |
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Old pictures of the couple show Horace decked out in a three-piece suit and diamond rings and Margaret swaddled in furs. |
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I'm swaddled in long legged pants to hide the twenty separate bruises. |
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A swaddled newborn baby sleeps in a hospital bed in Mardan Medical Complex in North-West Frontier Province. |
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They usually are swaddled tightly in blankets when they are very small. |
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Children were swaddled with various methods, depending on the region. |
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In one case, Leonarde even proved a more vigilant caregiver than Huguette, when she uncovered Claude at night after Huguette had swaddled him too tightly. |
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Babies are swaddled in on their backs on traditional baby boards. |
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Startled into silence, I watched as it cleaned my cousin in a basin and swaddled her in a cloth before handing her to my father, the Clan's head, waiting outside. |
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And he gave them strapless gowns that swaddled the body instead of showing it off. |
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It was swaddled as soon as it was born, to avoid the shock of the outside world. |
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Flourish was conceived, composed and colored midwinter, swaddled in a marshmallow landscape in the sanctuary of my studio. |
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Babies are tightly swaddled from head to toe so that their movement is completely restricted. |
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I was always dropping the f-bomb back in the CNN newsroom, swaddled in the warm embrace of my un-shockable TV-news brethren. |
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All are now so swaddled in protective layers that even these firms' stocks rallied along with the others. |
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On her tour of Europe last month, she was swaddled in praise verging on adulation. |
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I bring with pride the rifle that Alice had told me, and I swaddled in newsprint with a fishing rod. |
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When we first swaddled her in the Miracle Blanket she seemed to like it instantly. |
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A swaddled newborn at Malalay Hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan, is his mother's tenth child. |
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Compare him with a well swaddled child of the same age and you will be surprised at the difference in their progress. |
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And First Born, a 66-centimetre marble, depicts the enveloping arm of a round-hipped mother across a swaddled baby. |
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By my side, waiting at the next till, was a young woman, bright and bonny, holding a tiny baby in the crook of her arm, all carefully wrapped and swaddled. |
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Here is the Numaé grey djellabah in which your baby will be swaddled in. |
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And did New York have them? A. Remember, this was an age when the sexes were segregated at the beach, women were swaddled, and even a one-piece suit was considered immodest. |
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Like the shepherd and the wise men, may each one of us feel the hunger for that Child swaddled in the manger and contemplate the light of His presence. |
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The Jacques-Cartier National Park boasts magnificent, sharply-contrasting scenery, including a vast mountain plateau swaddled by steeply-sloping valleys. |
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The baby is swaddled and placed in a plastic container emptied of medical equipment, before the pair are sent off in a fast boat to the nearest incubator, four hours upstream. |
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Cut out, pruned, swaddled, reworked and mastered, nature forgets its perfection to the benefit of an abstract artifice, which gives way to thought and vacuity. |
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