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And then, tired and nodding, at last, we shall leave the upland and enter the twilight where all roads end.
CHIMNEY-POT PAPERSCHARLES S. BROOKS
The upland of Judæa has almost never been invaded from the barren waterless south.
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN THE HOLY LANDHENRY OSMOND LOCK
In the south the granite core of this upland is revealed, and is quarried extensively about Bessbrook.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 2, SLICE 5VARIOUS
The upland rice requires but little water, and is never irrigated.
LITTLE MASTERPIECES OF SCIENCE: EXPLORERSVARIOUS
If at that time they could make out no signal light, they had decided to come down on the upland and go into camp for the night.
ON THE EDGE OF THE ARCTICHARRY LINCOLN SAYLER
The upland lawns, which hang at immense heights above the vale, next caught my attention.
ITALY; WITH SKETCHES OF SPAIN AND PORTUGALWILLIAM BECKFORD
In one of the upland pastures, far back from the settlement, he came upon the torn carcass of a half-grown lamb.
THE KINDRED OF THE WILDCHARLES G. D. ROBERTS
In the neighbourhood of Liége the Meuse runs in a deep wide trench between masses of upland.
THE CHILDRENS' STORY OF THE WAR, VOLUME 1 (OF 10)JAMES EDWARD PARROTT
Bailey refers to it as an upland south-Texas form found at altitudes of from 1600 to 2000 feet.
THE GRAPES OF NEW YORKU. P. HEDRICK
Oystermen, fishermen, and farmers live along the upland, and in some cases on the island beaches.
VOYAGE OF THE PAPER CANOENATHANIEL H. BISHOP

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