| "It's a miserable wattle and daub little place, stuck in the jungle in the middle of nowhere," he said, | |
| "It's a miserable, wattle-and-daub little place stuck in the jungle, "in the middle of nowhere," he said. "Couldn't you die in a famous place | |
| "It's an old daub from our country house, "near Pont-Aven." | |
| "So smooth he daub'd his vice with show..." | |
| "The daub of some so-called painters has lately taken on the characteristics of individualism. | |
| "It's a miserable wattle and daub little place, stuck in the jungle in the middle of nowhere," he said, | |
| "It's a miserable, wattle-and-daub little place stuck in the jungle, "in the middle of nowhere," he said. "Couldn't you die in a famous place | |
| "It's an old daub from our country house, "near Pont-Aven." | |
| "So smooth he daub'd his vice with show..." | |
| "The daub of some so-called painters has lately taken on the characteristics of individualism. | |
| "Soon, I'll be so rich that I'll buy all these daubs and hang them in my bathroom!" Sorry! | |
| - I prefer looking at nature than your daubs. | |
| And one should never sell daubs ! | |
| And while we are at it, is it not shameful for a gentleman to be hawking daubs? | |
| Anyway, the myth of the old man still young at 90, dying in his prime, with his daubs piling up at Vallauris. | |
| "Soon, I'll be so rich that I'll buy all these daubs and hang them in my bathroom!" Sorry! | |
| - I prefer looking at nature than your daubs. | |
| And one should never sell daubs ! | |
| And while we are at it, is it not shameful for a gentleman to be hawking daubs? | |
| Anyway, the myth of the old man still young at 90, dying in his prime, with his daubs piling up at Vallauris. | |
| After molesting her, they daubed swastikas on her stomach. | |
| He can only be killed with a knife daubed with blood of his own blood. | |
| I rode alone on the bosom of the Nile. In a boat of reeds daubed with pitch and tied with fowler's knots. | |
| I want a list of all the daubed buildings. | |
| Lord of Darkness, I have daubed myself with the juice of a toad, and you have ordained me as your bride. | |
| I think somebody's been daubing these cards. | |
| I thought a courtier and cavalier left daubing with paint to the craftsmen. | |
| I'm daubing. Daubing a few landscapes. | |
| Jeanne knows how to live... by killing time with her daubing. | |
| Preferred Dolly to daubing. | |
| After molesting her, they daubed swastikas on her stomach. | |
| He can only be killed with a knife daubed with blood of his own blood. | |
| I rode alone on the bosom of the Nile. In a boat of reeds daubed with pitch and tied with fowler's knots. | |
| I want a list of all the daubed buildings. | |
| Lord of Darkness, I have daubed myself with the juice of a toad, and you have ordained me as your bride. | |
| I think somebody's been daubing these cards. | |
| I thought a courtier and cavalier left daubing with paint to the craftsmen. | |
| I'm daubing. Daubing a few landscapes. | |
| Jeanne knows how to live... by killing time with her daubing. | |
| Preferred Dolly to daubing. | |
