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Stone-hearted

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Stone´-heart`ed
a.1.Hard-hearted; cruel; pitiless; unfeeling.
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In their own words, a whole lot of women opting to marry offshore admit that Russian men are irresponsible, extremely demanding, uncaring, and stone-hearted and have little empathy for their children, let alone their wives.
Why Russian Women Seek Foreign Men? by Mark De Schutter / Relationships community
The amazingly melodramatic score by Christophe Beck, which alternates between weeping reverence and triumphant bombast; the absurdly inspirational speech that could rattle the cage of even the most stone-hearted person (we'll get to it in a bit); the last-second win during the big game.
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SEVEN sisters tenderly grasp Tyne bank Of town and city, where formerly stood Stone-hearted, a low-ranking sort, which shrank From the stench of a Georgian neighbourhood.
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