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strafe

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A visitor held the bones straight while I was doing this and Strafe did not struggle a particle.

The progress of Strafe, the lamb that had his leg broken, is about the most surprising thing I have seen in a long time.

Strafe is able to gambol about much as usual, though he limps a little and is thinner for his experience.

"We've got quite a jolly little offensive strafe on this afternoon," remarked the major.

We boarded the train and started out with the hope that American fighters would not come down and strafe the train.

Fritzie had a special spite at the "Glory Hole," and every little while he would strafe it.

"They strafe this part fairly often," said the major unconcernedly.

An' if ye wanted to strafe a feller as bad as ye could, would ye put him amongst snakes?

A'm no' wishin' to be unceevil, Mr. Brandspeth, but Captain Blackie will strafe ye if he finds ye here.

All the hate motive of the late war might well be found in Germany's prayer "Gott strafe England."

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OCTOBER 26, 1985