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  • But the Holy of Holies was less than fifty feet away and there was still a crowd of kippot srugot praying in front of the blocked-up archway, rocking back and forth with their black prayer books in their hands and their Uzis hanging from their shoulder straps.

    The Omega Theory Mark Alpert 2011

  • To the left was another blocked-up archway and to the right was a steel door.

    The Omega Theory Mark Alpert 2011

  • To the left was another blocked-up archway and to the right was a steel door.

    The Omega Theory Mark Alpert 2011

  • But the Holy of Holies was less than fifty feet away and there was still a crowd of kippot srugot praying in front of the blocked-up archway, rocking back and forth with their black prayer books in their hands and their Uzis hanging from their shoulder straps.

    The Omega Theory Mark Alpert 2011

  • On Thursday afternoon, I stayed alert and had a great discussion with my Local Wise Woman about all the blocked-up, accumulated, unresolved emotions - all the things I need to get off my chest, you see?

    Letting Go Gordie 2009

  • Photo albums were stacked up, and it looked as if papers had been burning in the old blocked-up fireplace.

    Silent Scream: An Anna Travis Mystery Lynda La Plante 2009

  • Photo albums were stacked up, and it looked as if papers had been burning in the old blocked-up fireplace.

    Silent Scream: An Anna Travis Mystery Lynda La Plante 2009

  • On Thursday afternoon, I stayed alert and had a great discussion with my Local Wise Woman about all the blocked-up, accumulated, unresolved emotions - all the things I need to get off my chest, you see?

    Archive 2009-01-01 Gordie 2009

  • The very prison in the crowded street, a whirl of carriages and people, had some stray sense of the day, dropping through its chinks and crevices: and dismal prisoners who could not wind their faces round the barricading of the blocked-up windows, stretched out their hands, and clinging to the rusty bars, turned THEM towards the overflowing street: as if it were a cheerful fire, and could be shared in, that way.

    Pictures from Italy 2007

  • Ali Bey suspects its having existed in the modern building, and declares that the exterior surface of the wall shows the tracery of a blocked-up door, similar to that still open.

    Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage to Al-Madinah and Meccah 2003

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