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This church is a parallelogram, without east or west windows or aisles, and is built upon a fine groined crypt.
It is in the shape of a parallelogram, surrounded by a wooden wall pierced with openings through which arrows may be discharged.
Then down the sky, in a whizzing parallelogram, came a band of canvasbacks, with long red heads and necks and gray-white backs.
WILD FOLKSAMUEL SCOVILLE
It has but one door—by no means a wide one—which is at one end of the parallelogram, and but two windows, which are at the other.
THE WORKS OF EDGAR ALLAN POEEDGAR ALLAN POE
Like most Roman cities Aoste was laid out on the rectangular parallelogram plan, an aspect which it still retains.
ITALIAN HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS FROM A MOTOR CARFRANCIS MILTOUN
Friedrich's main magazine is now at Pardubitz, the extreme northeast angle of the parallelogram.
HISTORY OF FRIEDRICH II. OF PRUSSIA, VOL. XV. (OF XXI.)THOMAS CARLYLE
In the other hand you see an object about eight inches in length, of the form of a parallelogram, and of a dark brown colour.
THE HUNTERS' FEASTMAYNE REID
This design, then, produces less lift for weight of surface than would the same surface if arranged as a parallelogram.
THE AEROPLANE SPEAKSH. BARBER
At the same time there was to be on the ground a parallelogram of holes with a sort of goal, or “home,” at two corners.
AW-AW-TAM INDIAN NIGHTSJ. WILLIAM LLOYD
The cantonment was in the form of a parallelogram, with the Bimaru heights running along, and protecting, the northern side.
FORTY-ONE YEARS IN INDIAFREDERICK SLEIGH ROBERTS
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