insides

When I drench my insides with tea I sort of want it to take a hold.

A fellow who don't want to fish must have something wrong in his insides.

I made the insides first, and stuffed them with bran, before I put the silk on.

The way my insides feel––and you do something for me, will you?

There were six pages—the insides of the covers and a double leaf.

The sharp points of the thistles cannot hurt us, because all our insides are gold-lined.

She had no back, backbone, or insides, but only lungs and heart.

His insides writhed with helplessness and the imminence of a crash.

Alike quick and complete had been the transformation of the “insides.”

If you keep on gaping at her she will eat away all your insides.