In the mid-1970s, Brown had contracted a venereal disease while married to his first wife, and though doctors cured him, Brown remained convinced that the disease smouldered deep within.
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As a rule, each room was home to three families; " penury, filth and vice thrived there, leisurely seethed and smouldered, eaten-away and rotten bodies and souls.
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More than 300 souvenir stalls smouldered Tuesday after a late-night petrol bomb attack by unidentified raiders who also injured several people in the boldest raid yet in a major tourist town on Kenya's Indian Ocean coast.
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In his 1996 biography on the ex-Beatle, Alan Clayson praised Harrison's vocal performance on a song that, although " naive ", " smouldered from the angered question of why a mere pop star rather than a governing body was obliged to pinpoint iniquities ", Clayson adding that " never had his pipes been so adept " as on " Material World ".
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In an early scene, while walking through Knoxville with his father, they pass the station, and Agee noted how its stained glass " smouldered like an exhausted butterfly . " In another scene, while crossing the Asylum ( Western ) Avenue Viaduct, he wrote, " the L & N yards lay on his left, feint skeins of steel, blocked shadows, little spumes of steam . " In a later scene, Agee describes the crowded L & N waiting room, in which his family waited to catch a train to the Great Smoky Mountains.
