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Brave New WorldBy Aldous Huxley Context In Chapter I
2 The long caterpillar of men and women moved slowly forward.
Brave New WorldBy Aldous Huxley Context In Chapter XI
3 Six-year-old men and women were too stupid to do even Epsilon work.
Brave New WorldBy Aldous Huxley Context In Chapter I
4 The corpses of a thousand thousand thousand men and women would be hard to bury or burn.
Brave New WorldBy Aldous Huxley Context In Chapter III
5 That's to say, he's being sent to a place where he'll meet the most interesting set of men and women to be found anywhere in the world.
Brave New WorldBy Aldous Huxley Context In Chapter XVI
6 In a hundred and fifty weeks there are once more only a thousand millions; a thousand thousand thousand men and women have starved to death.
Brave New WorldBy Aldous Huxley Context In Chapter III
7 Shifts might come and go, one lupus-coloured face give place to another; majestically and for ever the conveyors crept forward with their load of future men and women.
Brave New WorldBy Aldous Huxley Context In Chapter III
8 Crowds of lower-caste workers were queued-up in front of the monorail station--seven or eight hundred Gamma, Delta and Epsilon men and women, with not more than a dozen faces and statures between them.
Brave New WorldBy Aldous Huxley Context In Chapter XI
9 The bulging flanks of row on receding row and tier above tier of bottles glinted with innumerable rubies, and among the rubies moved the dim red spectres of men and women with purple eyes and all the symptoms of lupus.
Brave New WorldBy Aldous Huxley Context In Chapter I
10 And long evenings by the fire or, in summer time, on the roof of the little house, when she told him those stories about the Other Place, outside the Reservation: that beautiful, beautiful Other Place, whose memory, as of a heaven, a paradise of goodness and loveliness, he still kept whole and intact, undefiled by contact with the reality of this real London, these actual civilized men and women.
Brave New WorldBy Aldous Huxley Context In Chapter XIV