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• He drinks copiously like a fish.

• She walks as gracefully and elegantly as a cat.

• as precise as a surgeon

• as regular as a clock

• as cunning as a fox

• as ugly as a toad

• as strong as an ox

• as sour as vinegar

• as lithe as a panther

• as quiet as a mouse

• as bumpy as a gravel road.

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• as subtle as a sledgehammer

• as straight as a round-about

• as porous as steel

• as bulletproof as a spongecake

• as cuddly as a cactus

• as charming as an eel

• as pretty as a car crash

• as smooth as sandpaper

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• Karen was offended when I said that she was as flaky as a snowstorm.

• Be careful when you go out. The sidewalk is as slippery as greased glass.

• Im not comfortable about this situation. I feel like a bug sitting under a magnifying glass.

• I hoped our play would be a success and last for many performances. However, I guess it will last as long as a balloon in a roomful of kittens.

• I really like Patty. Her heart is as soft as a feather pillow.

• Cheryls smile is as sweet as a lullaby.

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• She cooks as a famous cook .

• His daughter plays as a real pianist .

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• I looked at the First of the Barons. He was eating salad taking a whole lettuce leaf on his fork and absorbing it slowly rabbit-wise a fascinating process to watch.

• Every man has somewhere in the back of his head the wreck of a thing which he calls his education . My book is intended to embody in concise form these remnants of early instruction.

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• How long have you known him? Whats he like?

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• Actually hes very good. His family have loads of money from the lumber business and Ive never seen anything like the way he spends money

• Hes very homely , but he has this dry sense of humor that at first you dont quite know

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• How long have you known him? Whats he like?

• Since Christmas. Hes from Seattle and he spent Christmas with friends of mine in Greenwich is how I happened to meet him.

• I sat next to him at dinner the night after Christmas, and he was the quiet type, I thought. He looked to be the quiet type. So I found out what he did and I began talking about gastroenterostomies and stuff and he just sat there and nodded all the time I was talking.

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• He has a Packard that he keeps in Greenwich and hardly ever uses except when he comes to see me. He was a marvelous basket ball player at Dartmouth and two weeks ago when he came up to our house he hadnt had a golf stick in his hands since last Summer and he went out and shot an eighty seven

• Sometimes I think oh, not really, but a strange overhearing him might suggest sending him to an alienist.

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• So I found out what he did and I began talking about gastroenterostomies and stuff and he just sat there and nodded all the time I was talking.

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• Since Christmas . Hes from Seattle and he spent Christmas with friends of mine in Greenwich is how I happened to meet him

• Finally I said something to him. I asked him if by any chance he was listening to what I was saying, or bored, or what ? No. no bored , he said. Just cockeyed . And he was. Cockeyed .

• I think oh, not really, but a strange overhearing him might suggest sending him to an alienist.

• It seems so long and so hard to believe

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• Loads of money

• Hardly ever uses

• he hadnt have a golf stick in his hand.

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• It seems so long ago

• I ve never seen anything like the way he spends money.