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bryczesy (spodnie do jazdy konnej) start learning
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wałach, trzebienie, kastracja start learning
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At least his gelding was behaving.
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rękojeść, trzonek, strzała start learning
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A slim shaft almost three feet in length with white feathers on the end stuck out of his chest.
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A summoning call from the legate forced Ferox to canter away.
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make an abrupt, unsteady, uncontrolled movement or series of movements; stagger. start learning
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There were wounds on both arms, he had lost his shield and his armour was rent and strained, but the man lurched forward.
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Vindex shorted with laughter.
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Good riddance to bad rubbish They're gone, as you say, and good riddance to the murderous bastards.
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bystry, przebiegły, sprytny start learning
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He hoped Neratius Marcellus was as shrewd as he seemed.
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One stretch went along the bottom of a little valley and was even more secluded.
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The beacon was prepared, but someone had taken the flints and kindiling.
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robaczywy, brudny, niechlujny start learning
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He was naked apart from a heavy gold torc and a grubby loincloth of the sort worn by slaves labouring to tend the furnaces in a bath-house.
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They just trussed him up and buried him on a mound beside a stream.
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Bob jest taki prostacki! Nie ma za grosz subtelności. start learning
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Bob is so crude! He has no subtlety at all.
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ociagać się, przedłużać pobyt start learning
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Even when they came in sight of the fighting, they had tarried, and their influence made many other warriors cautious.
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