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This last view is not popular, and when brought home to the invader has proved at times extremely discomposing.
WHERE THE PAVEMENT ENDSJOHN RUSSELL
It was discomposing to find the key of the real door standing, ready for turning, in the lock.
THE DOOMSMANVAN TASSEL SUTPHEN
But the interlude, in itself discomposing, had composed my nerves for the while.
POISON ISLANDARTHUR THOMAS QUILLER-COUCH (Q)
The process of putting on paper the sentiments that seethed in my soul was really very discomposing.
THE PROMISED LANDMARY ANTIN
A savage scowl was his only reply, not at all discomposing to me, and we were soon busy ransacking his hidden hoards.
RECOLLECTIONS OF A POLICEMANWILLIAM RUSSELL (AKA THOMAS WATERS)
What was extraordinary was its discomposing effect upon her on this particular afternoon.
A LOVE STORY REVERSEDEDWARD BELLAMY
Yet the apparition that now stood in the doorway was far from being terrifying or discomposing.
SUSY, A STORY OF THE PLAINSBRET HARTE
Partial glimpses of him, one may fear, will be discomposing to simple natures.
THE TRAGIC COMEDIANS, COMPLETEGEORGE MEREDITH
But at that moment the master stepped to the perch and made a quiet but discomposing entrance.
CRESSYBRET HARTE
It probes the secrets of capitalism and labor, of politics and journalism with a surety and a conviction almost discomposing.
QUINCY ADAMS SAWYER AND MASON'S CORNER FOLKSCHARLES FELTON PIDGIN
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OCTOBER 26, 1985
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