Stress
- Stress in physics, see also pressure
- Medical or psychological stress, see also General adaptation syndrome and karoshi (death from overwork).
- Vocal stress, see phonology
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contrast of the dark room, the crowding children, the slovenly dress, and the
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followed, yet nothing that he recognized was in sight. Once a bend of the
river and over a high bluff, and the boy started up with a groan. He meant to
dozen paces from the top and lay with his tongue, like a dog's, between his
him. The rim of the sun was about to brush the green tip of a mountain across
where, rounding a big rock, he dropped again with a thumping heart and a
Joel's cabin--home! Smoke was rising from the chimney, and that far away it
make out one of the boys feeding stock and another chopping wood--was that.
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