primitive

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curriculum rightly retains a quite	primitive	seasonal cycle summer excursions and
patients in the act of	primitive	sacrifice there plainly existed the
fascinated salvador who describes its	primitive	moorish roots los soberanos arabes
you re five is somewhat	primitive	but there we go and
was once universal like a	primitive	form of flamenco soaring in
the bathroom wall showing two	primitive	women on a shingle beach
mountain village would pull their	primitive	craft out of the gleaming
with talismans of that more	primitive	era whose heartbeat still pounds
as caricatured by our post	primitive	culture appeared on the page
to promote interest in the	primitive	thus of course contributing to
and handmade shoes under the	primitive	stone carved moon at number
despite his interest in the	primitive	herder s version is much
would be described as naive	primitive	even superstitious but they were
about the lanes a sound	primitive	and strange as a banshee
to create and destroy which	primitive	people related to the power
screeched at maximum volume a	primitive	chant carrying the threat no
only two crimes with which	primitive	society concerned itself 17 the
full value of facts for	primitive	men it is our business
severe pain and perhaps a	primitive	forceps or other intrusive delivery
that the apparition induced a	primitive	terror had the thing stalked