“The most interesting thing to the "chicken fanciers"—and the thirsty also—was an ice cream parlor in Morrison. Before we left […] the town ran short on all brands of beer (near, Root, etc.), and the thirsties of the crowd were reduced to the tamer pastime of eating oranges and cracking peanuts.”

“A thirsty looking for a draught of water finds a welcome ⟳ sea of water.”

“Another way to limit ⟳ the use ⟳ of thirsty plants […] Here small beds of flowers, azaleas, and other "thirsties" could be grown satisfactorily.”

“You are like ⟳ a stream of water to a thirsty in a desert.”

“Young Duchess watched the two accomplices, she seemed a thirsty who tastes clear and fresh water after having longed for it: for a moment she preserves an expression that expresses disbelief, as if she had discovered a completely new .”

“There is a thirsty that is not for the belly. There is a thirsty for land ⟳ that belong ⟳ to we."”

“The captain would have ⟳ to spend ⟳ all his fortune trying to quench the Dark tenant's thirsty. A thirsty that has spanned thousands of years and never been quenched. Provide ⟳ for his lusts!”

“Afterwards Marguerite declared herself super-hungry, and also thirsty. 'Not super-thirsty, Regular thirsty. Let's say ⟳ a thirsty that has worked out, learned martial arts and designed its own ⟳ bat-suit. But definitely super-hunggry.”

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