| "...maintain, lodge, clo... | |
| "Come and follow me," says Mr Luke, "to this new lodge." | |
| "Entreat me not to leave thee, for whither thou goest, l will go, and where thou lodgest, l will lodge." | |
| "He comes from trade, how did he ever become part of the lodge?" | |
| "I'll wait for you at the lodge. | |
| "...maintain, lodge, clo... | |
| "Come and follow me," says Mr Luke, "to this new lodge." | |
| "Entreat me not to leave thee, for whither thou goest, l will go, and where thou lodgest, l will lodge." | |
| "He comes from trade, how did he ever become part of the lodge?" | |
| "I'll wait for you at the lodge. | |
| "All the lodges I had to play All the Shriners I said hello to | |
| "Be not quick in your spirit to become angry, for anger lodges only in the bosom of fools." | |
| "It is a Comanche law that no chief ever eats "unless first he sees that the pots are full of meat "in the lodges of the widows and orphans. | |
| * All the lodges I had to play * | |
| - (silenced shot) - (screaming) - The bullet enters to the right of her navel and lodges in her lumbar spine. | |
| "All the lodges I had to play All the Shriners I said hello to | |
| "Be not quick in your spirit to become angry, for anger lodges only in the bosom of fools." | |
| "It is a Comanche law that no chief ever eats "unless first he sees that the pots are full of meat "in the lodges of the widows and orphans. | |
| * All the lodges I had to play * | |
| - (silenced shot) - (screaming) - The bullet enters to the right of her navel and lodges in her lumbar spine. | |
| "A great, a good and a right mind is a kind "of divinity lodged in flesh. | |
| "I do not have a set of lock picks lodged in my keister." | |
| "The bullet was lodged in the neck, she has lost a lot of blood" | |
| "They lodged in a hotel by the port... | |
| # Montgomery fell out of the sky # # and lodged himself down in the ground. # # how does he defecate? | |
| "All vessels of the King... "are forbidden to provide him with food, lodging or any means of sustenance... "or to speak with him. | |
| "All, board and lodging, for 150 000 liras,.. | |
| "Gas, food, lodging, 20 miles." - Hmm. - Huh. | |
| "I, Vera Carswell, Lady Montacute, wish to confess to the murder by stabbing of Ida Watts in the attic rooms rented by myself of Alderman's lodging house on Puma Court." | |
| "The fact that the animals you transport "have no way of lodging a formal complaint, | |
| "A great, a good and a right mind is a kind "of divinity lodged in flesh. | |
| "I do not have a set of lock picks lodged in my keister." | |
| "The bullet was lodged in the neck, she has lost a lot of blood" | |
| "They lodged in a hotel by the port... | |
| # Montgomery fell out of the sky # # and lodged himself down in the ground. # # how does he defecate? | |
| "All vessels of the King... "are forbidden to provide him with food, lodging or any means of sustenance... "or to speak with him. | |
| "All, board and lodging, for 150 000 liras,.. | |
| "Gas, food, lodging, 20 miles." - Hmm. - Huh. | |
| "I, Vera Carswell, Lady Montacute, wish to confess to the murder by stabbing of Ida Watts in the attic rooms rented by myself of Alderman's lodging house on Puma Court." | |
| "The fact that the animals you transport "have no way of lodging a formal complaint, | |
