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labouriously

Three hours later, she walked laboriously back to her car.

He laboriously wrote out a similar play- book for every show in which they appeared.

She turned to see an old woman climbing laboriously toward them.

Laboriously Winter picked herself up off the floor of her room.

Laboriously, the man makes his way through the depths to the open field beyond and looks around.

At least, he can make his own files, if laboriously.

She swam laboriously into a standing position, and a time came back to her.

Laboriously, I could track her down through mutual friends, and then say what?

Could it be that I was laboriously working my way into some new trap?

Secret knowledge, no matter how laboriously acquired, is less than science.

Her feet were sometimes so swollen that she could walk only laboriously, and with the support of others.

All that had been so laboriously built went to rubble in a matter of hours.

It actually seemed to stop for an instant before beginning again, laboriously, to beat.

Laboriously he made his way over to the railing to join them.

Laboriously, he worked his way from the church play backward through events until the story was complete.

A second equation can be found more laboriously, as follows.

The child got up and descended the four stairs laboriously.

At the end of the first day I knew the alphabet and could laboriously make myself understood.

It came laboriously towards the wall of the house, then halted.

What should we do with our treasures, so laboriously acquired?

Every part has been laboriously constructed to that sole end.

He began to read the headlines laboriously, spelling out each word.

Each time he had started again from the beginning and laboriously rebuilt his fortune.

So ran the first, which seemed to be laboriously writ with the left hand.