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• They lay upon the bed each turned aside and suffering in silence;
• When yellow fever struck, I brought the mattresses you lay upon.
• A single white rose lay upon his folding chair.
• And finally lays upon the ground, this thing that once wuz you.
• It lay upon the Crown to prove that case.
• The brothers remained all night in the refectory and lay upon the floor.
• But will they feel the weight the Lakers want to help lay upon them?
• Its twin, Amon Hen ( The Hill of Sight ), lay upon the western bank.
• The town believes that the curse that Corbet's grandfather lay upon his descendants has claimed him.
• Some might think it's an unjust burden to lay upon a 22-year-old's head.
• By 1896, a considerable amount of work was made, where edifices of brick now lay upon several acres of land.
• Formal biological science remained in its infancy in the 18th century, when the focus lay upon the scientific names for all his species.
• Arbuthnot was an amiable individual, and Swift said that the only fault an enemy could lay upon him was a slight waddle in his walk.
• Special liabilities also lay upon riparian owners to repair canals, bridges, quays, etc . The letters of Hammurabi often deal with claims to exemption.
• The patient's head, shoulders and upper back lay upon the base unit, with the controls for the AutoPulse beside the patient's left ear.
• Both documentaries grapple with interesting subjects, but Fanon's power lay upon the printed page; Umm Kulthum's was transmitted in mediums more amenable to the biographical film.
• The city serves as a safe harbour for the Eternal Champions and their companions; in the city, they forget for a brief time the burdens their roles lay upon them.
• These early Eliot poems are of no great moment in themselves, but Ricks lays upon them and draws from them such prodigious learning and commentary that they become a kind of incunabulum of Eliotiana.
• His feet lay upon armor, which could be identified with the newly conquered barbarians, or it may depict the descent of the Julian family from Mars through his human children Romulus and Remus.
• The personal mysteries on which the memoir draws are Hampl's abiding subject, and, as she writes in " I Could Tell You Stories, " they lay upon us an impossible command.