laceration
| Tearing injury resulting in a wound with jagged edges. |
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They shrink by an ungovernable instinct, as they would shrink from laceration. Releasing my hold upon the ivy, I dropped the re-maining distance to the ground, saved from laceration only because the lion's paw struck the thick stem of ivy. I am to re-open wounds that Time has barely closed; I am to recall the most intensely painful remembrances--and this done, I am to feel myself compensated by a new laceration, in the shape of Mr. |
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