expurgated version

An expurgated version of the book was published in December 2003.

A tradition, if you like, is an expurgated version of a ritual.

"I'm getting the expurgated version of this story, aren't I?"

Afterwards she went back to Emma and gave her an expurgated version.

In the interest of retaining readers, it was decided to run the expurgated version.

The new edition which appeared in the same year was not, however, an "expurgated version" as has been stated.

The album was also released in an expurgated version.

I introduced myself and my companions, and gave him the quick expurgated version.

This was an expurgated version due to the laws regarding obscene publication in effect at the time.

Today an expurgated version of "The Program" arrives at the nation's theaters.

The expurgated version created by Beatrice filled 111 hand-written volumes.

Two years ago, the first, expurgated version of the diary was replaced by a more complete version.

The journal has been published before, in an expurgated version edited by Romola in 1936.

You recall the story of the Golden Apple, in the exoteric and expurgated version at least?

The poet's publisher was nervous about publishing the poem, and held it for publication in an expurgated version at a later date.

The song has two sets of lyrics, both by Stephen Sondheim: the expurgated version was used in the original production.

The album's use of profanity caused problems with record stores, although an expurgated version was released, and the group was dropped by Elektra.

The album was finally released on October 12, 2009, with an expurgated version of the controversial track in which Zemmour's name is scrambled out.

An expurgated version only showed the stanzas that could present Eminescu as a poet interested in the fate of proletarians.

An expurgated version was published by Davies in 1930 under the title Her Privates We.

Dewey admits it, but he adds that except for an apparently somewhat expurgated version of his own conduct, Hickock's story supports Smith's.

Instead, she wrote out an expurgated version for their guidance and then destroyed the original-which mattered little, since she had committed the entire thing to memory.

He engendered widespread controversy in 2011 when he announced the publication of expurgated versions of Twain's works.

I gave him a very expurgated version of the first visit, the week before, and made Conchis and Bourani as dull as possible.

In another, cleaning fluff out of a human navel becomes, in the expurgated version, cleaning ears."