| "From aside, the baby uttered a little moan. | |
| "Hold her down", "Stick it to her", "Make her moan". | |
| "I had to moan about bales of precious crops I manage to leave." | |
| "I hear him moan: | |
| "Listen to me moan" | |
| "From aside, the baby uttered a little moan. | |
| "Hold her down", "Stick it to her", "Make her moan". | |
| "I had to moan about bales of precious crops I manage to leave." | |
| "I hear him moan: | |
| "Listen to me moan" | |
| "But, as if in fetters here, the soul grows pale and moans... "sensing that bliss is near, yet unable..." | |
| "O wall, full often hast thou heard my moans." | |
| "She moans, her hoarse voice sounding distorted with pain, and the highest peaks of pleasure at the same time." | |
| "The kicks and moans till half past noon. | |
| "and when, amid no earthly moans "down, down that town shall settle hence | |
| "But, as if in fetters here, the soul grows pale and moans... "sensing that bliss is near, yet unable..." | |
| "O wall, full often hast thou heard my moans." | |
| "She moans, her hoarse voice sounding distorted with pain, and the highest peaks of pleasure at the same time." | |
| "The kicks and moans till half past noon. | |
| "and when, amid no earthly moans "down, down that town shall settle hence | |
| " 'Richard, is that you? ' she moaned." | |
| "I must have you," she moaned. | |
| "Kit moaned, her body spasming in response. | |
| "The pain was so great, such sweet delight, I moaned over and over." | |
| "Water, he moaned". | |
| ! (Bender moaning passionately) Fry: | |
| "All who survive and escape shall go to the mountains, "moaning like the doves of the valleys, "each for his own sins. | |
| "Among thorns, twilights, the miserable moaning casted to the wind..." | |
| "And I fancy on rainy nights I would hear "that old devil, George, moaning. | |
| "As if a poignant dagger you stood on my moaning heart." | |
| " 'Richard, is that you? ' she moaned." | |
| "I must have you," she moaned. | |
| "Kit moaned, her body spasming in response. | |
| "The pain was so great, such sweet delight, I moaned over and over." | |
| "Water, he moaned". | |
| ! (Bender moaning passionately) Fry: | |
| "All who survive and escape shall go to the mountains, "moaning like the doves of the valleys, "each for his own sins. | |
| "Among thorns, twilights, the miserable moaning casted to the wind..." | |
| "And I fancy on rainy nights I would hear "that old devil, George, moaning. | |
| "As if a poignant dagger you stood on my moaning heart." | |
