His touch went down the side of her neck, lingered on her collarbone then continued down her arm. [Please select]
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This is a much more serious affair; he has an ugly gash in his temple, his collarbone is broken, and," he went on, as he passed his hands down the patient's side, "he has two, if not more ribs broken. [Please select]
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But Freddy Howland just twenty minutes before had fallen downstairs, so the doctor was at the Howland house occupying himself with Freddy's collarbone. [Please select]
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The whole arm hung dangling because the shoulder was hurt; but it was not a fractured collarbone, for when we had laid open Jed's shirt we could feel and see. [Please select]
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I can assure you I am not much hurt; only a flesh wound, I fancy, in the cheek, and a broken collarbone. [Please select]
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The ball, after breaking his collarbone, had glanced downwards, and the wound was a more serious one than he had imagined. [Please select]
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The constable said it was a broken collarbone, but it must be something a good deal worse than that. [Please select]
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