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“Have you stopped asking wife-beating questions?” said the redoubtable judicial scholar to the embattled district attorney, who responded with a teratoid glare and an unrepeatable malison.
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She was a redoubtable hostess who made everyone feel welcome, but upon returning to the dining room with candles and matches in hand, she uttered a malison when the guest turned to face her, a teratoid creature with chocolate crumbs clinging to his lips and chin, as he asked one of those wife-beating questions, “When you said to make ourselves at home, you really meant it, didn’t you?”.
(by wordgirl)