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Usage examples of ruder.

In response, Ruder blew the head off a man wearing a moly-weave vest, and Ehrenreich followed suit.

The Europeans of the ruder ages consumed more spices in their meat and drink than is compatible with the delicacy of a modern palate.

A large bed, or rather dormitory of dried leaves and the stalks of Indian corn, was strewed along one side of the room, on which many both men and women lay, peeping out on the travellers from under their sheep skin coverings: there was no furniture, except a rude bench, and a ruder table.

In the ruder courts of London or Paris he had never seen so much splendour and luxury: he cast an involuntary glance on his own habiliments, which although rich were soiled by travelling, and in their best days could not have vied with the meanest dress worn by these nobles.

Their ways were ruder and more primitively Hyborian than those of the Aquilonians, and their main concession to the ways of their more civilized southern neighbors was the adoption of the god Mitra in place of the primitive Bori - a worship to which they returned, however, upon the fall of Aquilonia.

Twenty-eight--,” Mike interrupted -and a telepathic interruption is ruder than any other kind, I think.

Mike interrupted -and a telepathic interruption is ruder than any other kind, I think.