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A last loud crunching of parted vegetation, and the vertical traveler showed himself-a dark brown cone shape, covered with stubby brown fur.

Shopgirls Frederick Barthelme 2010

Finally he was able to lie down and pull the cover over himself-a most luxurious feeling of comfort.

The Beast That Resembles A Poem(A Handy Resource for Architects,Engineers, and Students) 2010

It was the closest he came these days to a moment of pleasure himself-a moment when he allowed himself the luxury to be free from pain at the expense of mental alertness.

red dust Ryn Cricket 2010

Fear Factor on the TV, the bottle of champagne on ice, the man himself-a total stranger.

The 5th Horseman Patterson, James, 1947- 2006

Fear Factor on the TV, the bottle of champagne on ice, the man himself-a total stranger.

The 5th Horseman Patterson, James, 1947- 2006

This is a story I did where he had been on the set of At Close Range and he had gotten mad at a propman for not using real champagne in a scene, and left a little bit of himself-a little poopy-in this guy's box of equipment.

The Gossip Behind the Gossip DiGiacomo, Frank 2004

If he lost that, he would then end up paying medical expenses himself-a quick route to personal bankruptcy for a transplant recipient.

The Narrows Connelly, Michael, 1956- 2004

If he lost that, he would then end up paying medical expenses himself-a quick route to personal bankruptcy for a transplant recipient.

The Narrows Connelly, Michael, 1956- 2004

On Nov. 17, three days after he'd been hired by the family of Paris Hilton, public-relations consultant Dan Klores had his saltpeter powder puff out, and he was giving everyone who ventured into his orbit-his new client, the press and even himself-a good whack.

Fools for Scandal 2003

Dr. Zizmor explains that he designs those hideous ads himself-a clear, if unconscious, confession of the lust for fame.

Our Local Hall of Fame: A Splendidly Willful Crew 2001