The old stone walls are, however, left visible at both ends, while the warped, worm-eaten roof trusses are on full view. |
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Fourteen-centimetre shells sit on the sea floor nearby, in what is left of the worm-eaten wooden boxes that once held them. |
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Now, on the whole, this sort of vivid reference to rotting flesh and the worm-eaten body is not a very good argument for seduction. |
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Then you got the fun of walking over a narrow worm-eaten wooden bridge with the water lapping a few inches below. |
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Imposing at 75 inches on a side and 7 inches deep, the painting, like eight others shown here, has holes drilled in its edges, like worm-eaten driftwood. |
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Quality guide-lines: dried mushrooms must not have signs of mould or extraneous matter, they must not be worm-eaten, decayed or singed. |
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They fish a worm-eaten corpse out of the river while swimming. |
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The popular response to this collapse of worm-eaten certainties has been an un-British surge of mass exhilaration. |
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On this worm-eaten but over-lit stage, every character must play the part allotted by class or by conviction. |
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The earth by the Kramer monument burst asunder, and a bony, decomposing arm, covered with tatters of moldy, worm-eaten cloth, reached out of the ground. |
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A new range of doors for interiors and main doors, designed taking care of the smallest detail: from worm-eaten wood to wooden nails, from shellac and wax finishings to productive process safety. |
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He felt he was intruding, and hurried past the door with the coloured glass panes into the Book Room, which smelled mustily of old paper and worm-eaten wood. |
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