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1. stout wooden stick, slung his bag back over his shoulder and patted the oak tree,

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2. He woke with a start, hauled himself up on his stout wooden stick, slung his bag back over his shoulder and patted the oak tree, thanking it for it’s tolerance of a foolish old man

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3. of thick, blackly lying stout,

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4. But a stout heart prevails in the end

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5. Dorintze, a stout woman with an intelligent face, immediately asks me if I would write something for the readersein

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6. Where once a stout Edwardian family had warmed themselves by the great living room fire and eaten roast meats on Sundays in the capacious dining room, there now existed within these walls a selection of small private worlds inhabited by transparent people who warmed themselves next to two-bar electric fires, who shared bathrooms and cooked tinned meals on single ring electric cookers

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7. stout, wooden shafted golfing iron

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8. Where once a stout Edwardian family had warmed

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9. of clothing which turned out to be much more suitable: stout trousers,

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10. good condition, with stout gates in good working order and thick

11. “That’s quite a nice place there,” she pointed to a home with it’s own little needleboat tied up in a marble-pillared boathouse that had two fingers of dock and room for four boats behind the stout grillewood gates

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12. building, and was definitely feeling grateful for the stout stone walls

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13. We set up stout nets suspended high up in the forest canopy,

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14. stout wooden gates both seemed to be in good condition

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15. length of stout iron railing and sliding it across the causeway

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16. carried scythes and others stout sticks, and they were all

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17. When they had walked some little way from the lanes of the town, Harry adjusted her grip on the stout cane pole and they continued further a little ways

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18. could find to carry a stout club and stand directly behind

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19. was between them, brandishing a stout staff

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20. picked up a stout stick in order to beat a rough path

21. surveying their three stout travelling companions with

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22. a scar above its left eye, and a stout lump of wood aimed

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23. note of the stout oaken doorway lying broken and hanging

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24. One of them carried with him a stout staff and the other a bright sickle

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25. ’ Lemoss did and the class all searched to find stout sticks

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26. Then they charged children with stout sticks and from out of the bushes huge Buffer beasts with tusks gleaming and teeth grinding

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27. It’s true I need a younger guide that Philemon, but a stout manservant’s necessary

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28. No one could outrun a sabre cat; as stout as they were, their lumbering was treacherous

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29. His shoes were letting in and he intended to spend the day searching for a good stout pair of brogues to get him through the winter

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30. The shorter villain spoke first, a bald and stout fellow with tattoos on his scalp: “I thought you said only two were coming, not four

31. She mounted the nearest pony and pulled out a short, stout sword, bellowing “Now we ride! We ride to find our younglings! Forward!”

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32. Finally he stood up on a stout branch, and,

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33. There were footsteps in the hall, and Stephen huffed into the room, his young, stout face flushed from the exertion

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34. Finding a length of stout grass he quickly threaded it through the stone and hung it about his neck, where it burrowed itself deeply into his fur– as though it belonged there, as though it had always been there

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35. The end of this strange looking stem was attached to a stout root buried in the ground, and no matter how hard the young badger pulled at it, he couldn't free himself, only succeeding in drawing the plant stem tighter about his leg until it began to disappear into his flesh

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36. "Here take hold of this in your teeth," he said, holding out a stout branch

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37. “So you want to dance?” asked that stout old man in white while

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38. Some officer’s stout walking stick

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39. “So, you race motorcycles,” I mentioned as we both sampled our stout, with its fine, creamy head lapping up and over the edge of the glass

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40. It was a resolute, stout mask under which nerves flickered furiously with jabbing explosions of pain and anguish

41. Some of the men in the tables nearer to the door turned around and looked at her with stout disapproval, some even voicing their objections and threatening to call the procrastinators to make an example out of her

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42. It looked neither stout nor particularly helpful, but the chap only meant well

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43. Popping the trunk button, father leapt out and began to pull out my stout luggage and pile it up behind the car, in the street

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44. As good meals slaked stout appetites, the banter came to a halt

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45. 11 The old lion perishes for lack of prey, and the stout lion's whelps are scattered abroad

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46. 5 The stout hearted are spoiled, they have slept their sleep, and none of the men of might have found their hands

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47. 12 Listen to me, you stout hearted, that are far from

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48. Boundfats – stout, aggressive creatures with rubbery red skin and

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49. things, whose look was more stout than his fellows

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50. Heathcote “Peter” Wales, being then (not now with his Wyoming ranch) an effete easterner, and a snob—aren’t they synonymous?—introduced us to weird concoctions of Guinness stout with both champagne and various ales

51. He loved how the low-pitched roof hung over the stout

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52. dismay that it could find no way to breech the stout monastery

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53. With a series of quick movements she unhooked it, hit it on the head with a stout stick, then gutted it, throwing the body into the bucket

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54. All except Talia had changed into their hiking clothing; stout boots, pants and tunics suitable to walking in the forest, as Yazadril had worn when he met Markee

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55. Searching through vegetation till she found a stout enough piece of wood to break through window she rushed back to the window

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56. Aside from his surname, he was nicknamed Dagul because he was tall and stout

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57. A stout man dressed in a black suit with sunglasses seated on a chair in the lobby was watching her carefully

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58. The two children pulled the boat up almost to the top of the low cliff and Stephen tied it to a stout gorse bush growing there

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59. It was big and stout, studded with great iron nails

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60. sticking out and gave it a stout tug

61. And when he came out, he was so very stout

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62. Hearing a flurry of commotion, we turned and watched as a stout, red-faced man I recognized as Aonghus bolted into the room, carrying his weeping boy Torrian

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63. side of the tower, but one shadow remained—the silhouette of a stout little

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64. A few stout steps were heard from the interior of the house

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65. The stout gnome drew his wrenches from his tool belt and hurried into the melee

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66. The short, stout little elf looked up at Peter and his friends, and scanned their golden passes over and over with the magical glasses that popped out of his head

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67. Amanda and Irma had no trouble squirming under the broken paling of a fence and creeping through bushes to the roadside a few hundred metres away, but Violet was neither so flexible nor slim, and became wedged between two stout wooden planks

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68. The second squat fisherman, whose skin had taken on a hue that looked more amphibious than human, was ripped forward off the ramparts with a stout pull on his line and he fell into the dark water, croaking fatally

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69. Your trainers are fine, Reginald, but Sebastian, you‘ll have to borrow some stout shoes

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70. He was at tall stout man with thinning grey hair who had a round chubby face that never seemed to lack a grin

71. A short, stout, almost chubby woman with greying hair knotted into a bun comes bustling in through the only other doorway, through which I can see a small bed and a trunk

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72. Tankards of good stout ale, centered on a small table, were ready for taste

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73. “No Guinness sir,” said the barman “but we do have ABC stout”

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74. Most were women and some youngsters but all were stout, dark with nimble fingers that plucked leaves with a skill that left Roelle breathless

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75. The timbers of the stout little galley creaked and groaned as the men fairly ripped her through the water

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76. Stout rawhide thongs had given way like paper; where the thongs had held, flesh and bones had not

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77. On a graveled drive that circled the back of the mansion and contained the barracks of the Hussars, waited a heavy coach drawn by a four-in-hand of stout shire horses

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78. We emerged into a small courtyard concealed on three sides by a high wall guarded by the Earl’s soldiers who walked the ridgeline and maintained a stout bailey gate which was open

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79. At the main gate, which was of course the de regier locked portcullis, waited a smartly turned out officer of the day who bowed to the pair and opened the stout steel bars

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80. around for anything that I could use as a weapon; a rock; a sharp stone; a stout

81. a pair of stout leather hiking shoes, hand made to the

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82. The Chair, a Doctor Lise Meitner, was a stout, middle-aged woman who was standing on a raised platform at the head of the room behind a lectern

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83. Shortly a stout woman appeared, from out the back

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84. All at once, Bernice jumped onto the porch and ran at him, flailing her stout arms

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85. If they don’t die on the street from starvation, or for a lack of medical care, the rulers are ready to take on any insurrection physically (with our new stout Homeland Security and armed intelligence operatives, 180,000 strong, and foreign troops in US military service 40

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86. Judge Hayward, a stout gentleman, affixed his glasses to the bridge of his nose

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87. The stout Hawaiian scratched his head, flexing his shoulders upward

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88. He shouted, ‘Allah be praised’, over and over, until his room-mate walked in, a rather stout,

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89. He adjusted his grip on the stout 1

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90. As he hooked the steel eyes and carefully lifted the huge slab from one end, he bent down and grabbed a meter-long piece of stout timber

91. As tetrapods evolved into amphibians, their stout fins were slowly transformed through

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92. Short, stout, and bald, with a friendly fat face and big cheeks, the Archbishop enjoyed both a good intellectual discussion and a good bottle of wine

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93. away from his short but stout nemesis

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94. They had stout forms, with solid legs and big bellies, wide shoulders and large heads

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95. The buzzer sounded, and as the match began Lyil noted that Ben's quickness and finesse more than compensated for his broad shoulders and stout chest

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96. stout chin, and high pointed cheeks are identical to those of Aaron

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