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I could rive there and back in the day, tomorrow.

The men in the control room lay still; all life rived away.

It was a situation to rive a man right out of his skull.

I've tried never to remind you that you're riving on my charity.

But it was force nonetheless, fire capable of riving the heavens.

The soul and body rive not more in parting Than greatness going off.

If so, a fire would be set loose fatal enough to rive the shell of the world.

Why should God! rive a gift like that?

Such was its site and virulence that it threatened to rive the shell of the world.

"Oh, yes, but it hadn't been rived in for years.

Thus we rive the rocks, Force the goblin locks.

The main course ar- rived along with a mellow red wine.

The avenging, evangelical prosecutor never seems to give a thought to how his relentless chase is riving the nation.

We are introduced to what the author sees as the dichotomy riving our approaches to Shakespeare, and thus theater itself.

To see if you had rived at the utme time as me?'

'Tell me, who was I in this past life you are all riving so cosily together?

He seemed calmer, more focused than when he'd ar- rived three hours ago.

You depot rive me of solitude without affording me company."

It rived him with its bayonets, and he screamed and bled out quickly.

- Sampson said, getting on his hands and knees and riving to look under the vehicle.

The mirror itself exploded, sending broken glass riving.

I rived your life, I really did.

It came without announcement, save an insupportable thunder, that seemed to rive apart the foundations of the world.

I started to chop furiously again, the dry wood riving and splintering under the hand-axe.

You run your packhorse, and I'll rive yuh five to one on him!"