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| 17 | 692 | One View more quotes about usually">usually either opens them very carefully, or flings or kicks them open, standing back from them, waiting. |
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| 17 | 689 | He had carried three. |
| 17 | 690 | One of the men with us closed the door of the passage down which I had flung the coins. |
| 17 | 691 | In a place such as the citadel, under the conditions of war, one is normally very careful about closed doors. |
| 17 | 692 | One usually either opens them very carefully, or flings or kicks them open, standing back from them, waiting. |
| 17 | 693 | One does not burst through. |
| 17 | 694 | One does not know what is on the other side. |
| 17 | 695 | "Let us continue," said another man. |