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But now even I wonder whether I have bitten off more than I can chew, for a few years back, I took on the lease of a walled garden on the Flete estate in south Devon.
A sort of Persephone, I have bitten a fruit and swallowed twenty seeds.
I have bitten off more than I can chew by taking on this extra work – I don't think I'll get it finished on time.
I have bitten my tongue on more than one occasion when someone tells me 'God only gives you what you can handle.' I am most certain that God did not intend for my family or anyone's family to suffer because they can handle it.
I have bitten noses when going in for a kiss; I have crushed groins while attempting to appear seductive.
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But I must admit, I've bitten my tongue as I've written about most of these new features.
In fact, I'm so excited, I've bitten my fingers so they look like a pound of best mince".
Seated in a park, I anxiously unwrapped my treasure and sank my teeth into stiff white fat, and felt as though I had bitten into a candle.
"We did kiss," he added, "but I protected her if I felt anything wrong, like if I had bitten my tongue.
However, when our gaffer returned to our dressing room, he asked if I had bitten one of the opposing players, to which I could only reply with: "Yes".
FINALLY, work has let me go; I've bitten through the bars, climbed over the wall and had a chance to catch up!
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