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We followed an unbeaten track, scarcely wide enough to admit the wagon.
TWELVE YEARS A SLAVESOLOMON NORTHUP
Add seven unbeaten eggs, one at a time, incorporating each egg thoroughly into the mixture before the next is added.
THE MYRTLE REED COOK BOOKMYRTLE REED
Evidently that bloodthirsty crew was awed and its ardour damped by the appalling vengeance taken by the unbeaten handful.
THE DISPUTED V.C.FREDERICK P. GIBBON
Muléykeh has lost his mare; but he has kept his pride in the unbeaten one, and is satisfied.
ENGLISH LITERATUREWILLIAM J. LONG
Is not the unbeaten Twenty-first Regiment of Grenadiers among them?
THE COMPLETE OPERA BOOKGUSTAV KOBB
Mix the flour, salt, and milk in a bowl, and then drop in the unbeaten egg.
WOMAN'S INSTITUTE LIBRARY OF COOKERY, VOL. 1WOMAN'S INSTITUTE OF DOMESTIC ARTS AND SCIENCES
At thirty he held an unbeaten record—and at thirty, here in the broad open, he still missed his man!
PHILIP STEELE OF THE ROYAL NORTHWEST MOUNTED POLICEJAMES OLIVER CURWOOD
Add a tablespoonful of melted butter and two unbeaten eggs to two cupfuls of hot corn-meal mush.
THE MYRTLE REED COOK BOOKMYRTLE REED
One cupful of ground coffee, mixed with a raw, unbeaten egg, and part of the shell.
THE MYRTLE REED COOK BOOKMYRTLE REED
Again and again the line was thinned; and again the survivors, undaunted and unbeaten, reformed and pressed forward.
ON THE RIGHT OF THE BRITISH LINEGILBERT NOBBS

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