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1. Sounds of thrashing through the underbrush caused her to take a deep breath and begin her song

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2. I heard this rustling in the underbrush coming towards me it kept getting louder and louder

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3. I had a Sub Thompson with a thirty clip inserted and was about to start firing into the underbrush

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4. “If you go up the bank on the left, cross the road, and root around in the underbrush; you’ll find what’s left of the original channel

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5. A thin blue line of dead and dying creatures writhed in the underbrush

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6. It arced over and crashed into the underbrush on the far side of the trail

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7. The Black Fox appeared from the underbrush; between its teeth it carried a piece of bark, stripped from an Ash tree

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8. A small creature in the underbrush twittered in musical counterpoint to the tune, but his eyes weren’t sharp enough to pick it out in the light-and-shadows playing in there

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9. He had started to bring his aim to bear on the third German when the man bolted, crashing away through the underbrush as he tried to put distance between himself and Colling

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10. “What about these ones?” she said to her brother, striding tall and yet cautiously through the thick underbrush, with long, prickly, arching creepers tugging at her leggings

11. All he could think of was to dive into trail-side underbrush, hoping that they hadn’t seen him, and lay there quivering in cowardly fright, instead of trying to avenge this dastardly deed

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12. He hid the truck behind some snow-covered underbrush, and continued on foot into Dwiespestka

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13. Picking underbrush out of underbrush is chancy at best

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14. The first victim crawled off into the wild underbrush

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15. There wasn’t too much underbrush along the path and the trees kept it quite comfortably cool

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16. We tried to move parallel to the road, but there was too much underbrush

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17. After going some distance and circling an area of thick underbrush, Jesse called, “Hold on, Grammy,” before slowing to cross an uneven rough area

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18. He nodded his head towards the trees and underbrush away from

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19. underbrush to see if the coast was clear, but Mikkel grabbed onto

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20. into the underbrush as we usually did, and I had leaned in and

21. I tossed it into a stand of underbrush

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22. But then, I remembered that it doesn’t help to think, “if only,” and a second later, I noticed a movement in the underbrush behind Virgil

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23. the underbrush would make more noise than this

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24. That would slow down a desperate prisoner who chose to try going through the underbrush, making it easy for guards to surround him

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25. The warriors strode at a brisk pace through the brambles and underbrush

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26. The warriors marched quickly through the underbrush

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27. The scent was heavy of resin and molds, earthy and very little underbrush so Tegan had no trouble following me

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28. They had reached a spot where the underbrush was more scattered, and an outcropping of stone was visible, wandering off southward

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29. The forests here were older, with larger trees and not much underbrush

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30. Forest-growth and underbrush had invaded the evenly planned groves, but their outlines were still visible

31. Through a slot in the underbrush he glimpsed the stem of the tree under which, apparently, Zargheba was standing

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32. There were the palm trees and a wide variety of underbrush – some with great big flowers in crimson and yellow

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33. His first sensation of returning consciousness was that of being dragged by one arm over rough and stony ground and through dense underbrush

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34. Reaching the front of the vehicle he regained his footing and sprinted towards the dense underbrush at the south side of the clearing

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35. The gallant little bird was tired from being chased through the punishing saw palmettos and dense underbrush following his escape from the coop

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36. presence of the man, and crashed off into the underbrush

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37. I intended to stay on Cambridge, but I found myself on an obscured path winding its way through dense underbrush

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38. “I found some tracks in the underbrush,”

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39. He kicked at another one in the path and catching it in the side he sent it hurtling into the underbrush

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40. One of the children, Erik, sprang from the underbrush and ran for home base—a large boulder near the bottom and to the left of the open pit

41. We raced through the woods, Ace clutching his package and leaping like a gazelle through the underbrush

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42. The other path is like that of the narrow road with overgrowth and underbrush – this trail is much less defined

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43. Syd, slim, agile, and strong, slipped easily around the trees and through the underbrush

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44. Syd crawled through the dense underbrush to a point where the river narrowed and was close to the slaves’ quarters

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45. The beast moved through the jungle, melting into the thick underbrush

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46. “Which half is this?” There was an absence of underbrush

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47. The riverbank leading to the antelope plain was still crawling with crocodiles—which puzzled me—until far ahead on the opposite shore I spied the Antelope Hunter —and his Lion Shaman—hiding in the underbrush

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48. trees and underbrush to reach a large clearing, he was all of a

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49. underbrush of the flood plain

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50. When they stopped by the river to rest, Laeron galumphed down from the sky, crunching over dried forest underbrush as he landed, falling against a tree that creaked against the weight

51. There wasn’t much underbrush besides ferns, but neither were there paths

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52. A fox will avoid any animal larger than itself and it surreptitiously slunk away unseen as the chattering boys noisily advanced through the underbrush

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53. through the underbrush started to become such a nuisance that he began to reconsider his decision

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54. He snatched handfuls of the fine, powdery snow from the underbrush as he ran, knowing that if the thirst set in, his back would ache, and he would no longer be able to carry the pace

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55. I can cover it in the underbrush with our bags and pick it up on the way out

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56. All of the underbrush had already been cut and piled into

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57. My father’s quick advance had closed the distance between him and the cat, and with one smooth overhand swish of the blade the big cat’s head went rolling into the underbrush, as its body fell lifeless at my father’s feet

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58. I crashed through underbrush, not even being quiet, but when I came into the same clearing that Harley, Teagan and I had been on the night of Imbolc, what was there could not see me

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59. Besides, who else could dispute his ownership of this underwater property? What other, bolder pioneer would come, ax in hand, to clear away its dark underbrush?

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60. You could feel them clinging to the submersible like hounds atop a wild boar in the underbrush

61. "Hugh!" exclaimed Chingachgook, who had been occupied in examining an opening that had been evidently made through the low underbrush which skirted the forest; and who now stood erect, as he pointed downward, in the attitude and with the air of a man who beheld a disgusting serpent

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62. * The American forest admits of the passage of horses, there being little underbrush, and few tangled brakes

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63. Letting the eyes follow along the course of the stream, they could catch the reflected light from its water, at some short distance within the forest, but soon lost all traces of it amid the bewilderment of tree-trunks and underbrush, and here and there a huge rock covered over with gray lichens

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64. But he leaped across the plashy places, thrust himself through the clinging underbrush, climbed the ascent, plunged into the hollow, and overcame, in short, all the difficulties of the track, with an unweariable activity that astonished him

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65. Thick underbrush was growing there, sheltering thousands of insects and lizards

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66. But here the country seemed wilder than ever, and after a long and tiresome walk through the underbrush they entered another forest, where the trees were bigger andolder than any they had ever seen

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67. But from several of his comments, some oblique enough it took Owl’s analysis to tease them out of the underbrush, he’d come around—slowly and unwillingly—to the belief that Chihiro was … significantly modifying Langhorne’s original plan

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68. He’d earned his nickname for his ability to pass through even dense underbrush almost noiselessly, he had eyes like needles and the ears of a catamount, and he and his section of cavalry had a sort of roving commission

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69. The orchard was cleared of underbrush and only

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70. He had stepped off the path and was maybe a second from getting his fly open when a voice made him stop: a single syllable that seemed to come first off the stone wall and then off the path, and then to gallop off uselessly through the underlit underbrush

71. He tried to imagine the darkness of the porch merging with the darkness beyond, and himself with it, an animal crashing around in the underbrush

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72. The only sounds, besides the click of the shutter, were distant car horns and birds chattering off in the underbrush

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73. At the circle’s edges, some men dive for underbrush, but most stand their ground, stunned in the lights of the Finest

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74. For the moment, though, the tangled underbrush along the Chequy Water was still thick with thorny vines, nettles, and tangles of briarwhite and young willow

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75. There was a whooshing in her ears, blood racing or animals running through the underbrush

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76. Directly across from us, maybe 250 yards offshore, we could see flashlight beams crisscrossing the underbrush on Roosevelt Island

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77. One morning, when Boulatruelle was on his way to his work, at daybreak, he had been surprised to see, at a nook of the forest in the underbrush, a shovel and a pickaxe, concealed, as one might say

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78. With myself, I might add, to carry his brandy and bumbershoot and warn him of underbrush pitfalls in that dark and mysterious forest

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79. In a bee-line, through the underbrush, which is peculiarly dense, very thorny, and very aggressive in that locality, a full half hour was necessary

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80. The child turned and vanished at once into the green underbrush

81. Why thrash about in the underbrush when the easy meat lay that way, packed in ahead of them?

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82. From the commotion coming from the underbrush, Rob gathered that a few Brokenheart knights were still in the process of dying, and not as expeditiously as they’d like

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