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The road was hard and dry as there was a high March wind, although not at present a cold one.
THE RED CROSS GIRLS WITH PERSHING TO VICTORYMARGARET VANDERCOOK
The banks on each side were high and steep, making it far from an ideal fording place.
THE PONY RIDER BOYS IN TEXASFRANK GEE PATCHIN
But the youth is young, brave, and should live in honor and high promotion.
THE WAR TIGERWILIAM DALTON
His voice was shrill and high; he agitated his hands in their fine, tied sleeves. '
THE FIFTH QUEEN CROWNEDFORD MADOX FORD
For a man to call himself a Christian Evolutionist is (we have been told by high Orthodox authority) a contradiction in terms.
THE ARENAVARIOUS
This idea is translated into durable marble on his striking tombstone in Pre-Lachaise, done in high relief by the chisel of Merci.
THE STONES OF PARIS IN HISTORY AND LETTERS, VOLUME II (OF 2)BENJAMIN ELLIS MARTIN
It stood on the top of a high rock, two miles from the town, and was seldom visited.
THE UNDERGROUND CITYJULES VERNE
If the float is too high on its stem, the gasoline control valve may not be operated until the fuel overflows in its chamber.
THE GASOLINE MOTORHAROLD WHITING SLAUSON
High noon was upon us, the heat oppressive, our appetites ravenous, when we stopped in the poor little village of Pierrelatte.
EUROPE FROM A MOTOR CARRUSSELL RICHARDSON
Think sez I, I hope to gracious I haint made a coot of myself, and bid up too high.
HIGHLIFE IN NEW YORK: A SERIES OF LETTERS TO MR. ZEPHARIAH SLICK,ANN S. STEPHENS

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