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Even in the darkness he felt that they were squeezing him like a clothes press.
And why did he overlook the living room clothes press?"
The black woman brought it from the clothes press.
He found himself back in the bedroom, looking in the clothes press.
It did, however, have a huge clothes press, along with a bed that looked too short for him, a plain table and two chairs.
He deserved a clothes press like mine, I decided.
What could an imp want in his clothes press?
Fenwick brought a cobalt blue coat from the clothes press.
An equally battered clothes press leaned drunkenly in one corner.
But they had been in Denoriel's clothes press, so he must have worn them.
When she came to herself, she jumped up, went to the clothes press, and chose a fresh gown.
His light blond hair was carefully parted, his clothes pressed.
"Daisy, are my things stiEvery stored in the clothes press?"
"I shall hide it in the clothes press."
Outside, a black man in work clothes pressed a small eavesdropping device to the living-room window, trying to hear the conversation inside.
"You might let your mind dally a moment with the condition of that clothes press," suggested Vance carelessly.
There was a clothes press inlaid with enamel.
They wouldn't notice if she slipped upstairs to the secret bottle of brandy that was hidden in her clothes press.
How else could that one clothes press have escaped the rifling activities of the pseudoburglar?
LeBlanc self-financed his college expenses by running a clothes pressing business at night.
Now let's get out of here before we get our clothes pressed with us in 'em."
IV He did a voluptuous thing: he had his clothes pressed on the train.
He grinned around the clothing strewn about them from forced clothes presses, "Don't guess it'll be too hard to look like civilians, neither."
Furthermore, when one calls on a lady, one doesn't expect that another suitor is going to hide himself in the clothes press.
She had his shirts done, and his clothes pressed, and saw to it his tobacco never ran out.