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1. wrought iron runners, closed against the light of real wax candles guttering on stone

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2. On every door a faceplate rusted on wrought iron runners, closed against the light of real wax candles guttering on stone ledges set into the walls

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3. and leans on a wheezing wrought iron gate,

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4. Access to the grounds of the villa is via a pair of wrought iron gates which look very impressive but to be honest the place is slightly run down in the way that Mediterranean properties tend to be – I don’t know if it is the heat or just a cultural difference but they don’t take the pride in their properties that the English do

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5. At the top of the stairs he has installed a wrought iron garden gate, which is six foot tall and secured against a similarly heavy metal door frame with a padlock

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6. or so at the wrought iron gates of RDTE

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7. The wrought iron gates to the drive-way of what had been his home for sixteen years now stood at the edge of a four-lane dual carriage-way

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8. five times stronger than pure wrought iron

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9. One day I was working on a wrought iron fence and gates I had fabricated in Morgan Hill

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10. Guards slammed the wrought iron gate behind them

11. She arrived at ten-thirty as Caroline suggested, but was seated at a glass-topped, wrought iron table under a hanging wicker lamp in the sunroom to wait, by a maid who explained that Doña Caroline would soon return from riding

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12. Black as wrought iron in places, glistening like a diamond necklace in other places, and that ever-constant roar of motors

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13. Entering the restaurant via the wrought iron hand railed staircase, Harry, Amanda, and Bob descend into the main body of the room

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14. These were made of wrought iron chains imbedded in rock on either side holding up a fairly flat surface of wooden planks, strong enough to hold a troop of horsemen or several wagons

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15. A wrought iron gate spanned the street between the corner houses and the next set of houses leading to the mansion at the end of the cul-de-sac

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16. A twenty-foot, white, turreted wall separated the corner houses from the interior houses and anchored the wrought iron gate

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17. A wrought iron fence surrounded the small courtyard where they sat, and Nicolas leaned against the wall of a stable

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18. The wrought iron gates of the courtyard swung open, and the dark forms of men rushed through

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19. Shawn Bannister sat at a wrought iron table on the covered terrace of the Continental Palace Hotel overlooking the traffic bustling back and forth across Freedom Square and around the fountain

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20. wrought iron dinette with two chairs outside, on the lanai

21. The massive structure was almost as impressive as the monstrous creature hanging from its wrought iron gates

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22. A strong smell of burned wax was impregnating the enclosure, to right hand he saw a twisted structure in wrought iron that was supporting the sails that the believers had lit like gift requesting the celestial favors or paying promises for the received ones

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23. Homes far off the street shoved to the back of the property line, wrought iron gates, and obelisk mailboxes

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24. Wrought iron gates gave entry through a two metre high stone wall that enclosed the entire garden

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25. I sat on the wrought iron bench near the Revolutionary War Monument, pulled out my SAT- phone and dialed the number I had memorized

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26. Paul was on the terrace and leaning against the black wrought iron rail

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27. The cab pulled off the road through a set of high wrought iron gates and

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28. I step outside and walk as calmly as possible to the wrought iron gate where Lucas is standing

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29. A small, walled garden with a wrought iron gate led up the path to a set of three concrete steps up to the front door

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30. Hesitantly, we walked through the wrought iron gate that sealed off the burial ground

31. The wrought iron fence surrounding the property met two stone pillars and the stone archway at the entrance leading to the courtyard in front of the church

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32. when he saw the wrought iron gates at the entrance to the building

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33. It was an impressive detached house, surrounded by a tall brick wall, with imposing wrought iron gates at the entrance

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34. As Karan and Tarana entered their room, they saw that their old wooden bed had been replaced with a strong wrought iron bed

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35. She was standing on top of a beautiful cottage which she could feel had multiple layers of wrought iron used in its construction

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36. She waited and watched as with a hushed purr the hearse rode out of sight through the ornate wrought iron gates of the 1923 villa that now served as a launching pad for those with both feet firmly in the grave

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37. was then presented with a wrought iron gate, which gave access to

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38. It was clear to me that the wrought iron sphere could not be

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39. wrought iron chandeliers into the home as well as wall sconces for lighting

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40. There were no windows at ground level, but a wrought iron circular staircase wound up the inside of the tower past various narrow openings with decorated leaded glass

41. She led them to a brightly lit area at the center of the village, a circular patch of land enclosed by a wrought iron fence

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42. Therese sat outside of Jen’s house in a wrought iron chair and watched the sun set behind the mountains across the lake

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43. Jen was the last of the Holts to make it back to the house, and none of them spoke a word till they spotted Therese sitting in that wrought iron chair on the side of the house, the bleating goat eyeing her from around the corner

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44. “I think we could do a wrought iron cage mounted to the scooter and have the driver wear a Kevlar suit and helmet

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45. Situated beside it was a square, which had a beautiful, old-fashioned, wrought iron pergola set onto it

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46. Creeping back along the narrow corridor of salt-eroded wrought iron, Mary became aware of what she at first assumed to be the sound of poultry

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47. “You jumped the fence? The fence to Bear Ranch?” Eight feet high, wrought iron, topped with spikes and monitored by security cameras

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48. Dawn on Monday November 28, 1853 found Olin forging wrought iron latches from strips of metal stock

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49. He had been forging wrought iron hinges and continued to hammer the red hot metal into the required shape as he waited to hear the information sent from her grandfather

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50. He placed the wrought iron strip back into the hot forge coals for re-heating and hauled upon the bellows chain to cause it to fan fresh air through the heap of glowing fuel

51. Sitting on a padded wrought iron

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52. It had large windows and large, wrought iron balconies on the second floor and was a coquettish building pleasant to the eye

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53. Student council, the glee club, editing the school newspaper feature section insulated Sally from whatever outside influences managed to leak over the wrought iron fence surrounding the Garfield School for Girls, where she’d lived the four years before college

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54. It could use a woman’s touch: a bowl of flowers here or there, something hanging on the walls that wasn’t wrought iron, or made of animal antlers—though there were no actual heads mounted, for which she was grateful

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55. About two-thirds of the way along the Faubourg Saint-Honore, and in the rear of one of the most imposing mansions in this rich neighborhood, where the various houses vie with each other for elegance of design and magnificence of construction, extended a large garden, where the wide-spreading chestnut-trees raised their heads high above the walls in a solid rampart, and with the coming of every spring scattered a shower of delicate pink and white blossoms into the large stone vases that stood upon the two square pilasters of a curiously wrought iron gate, that dated from the time of Louis XII

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56. “Brother Sylvestrai’s suggested that instead of cooling the reinforcing band of wrought iron from the outside after it’s been fitted to the gun, we should pump cold water down the gun tube’s bore and cool it from the inside while the band is being slipped over the breech,” Fultyn replied

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57. I think he’s on the right track, but the additional wrought iron—though I suppose we could use steel, once it becomes available in quantity—would increase both cost and manufacturing time considerably

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58. On the other hand, it’s enough softer than wrought iron that it should expand into the shallower rifling grooves we’re using without the need for the pre-rifling Brother Sylvestrai’s suggested or the heretics’ studded shell bodies

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59. Either way, it should be simpler than producing studded shells, and considerably less expensive than using wrought iron

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60. Parrott Rifles had still been inferior to contemporary wrought-iron guns like the US Army’s three-inch ordnance rifle, which hadn’t needed to be banded at all, but Parotts had been available in much heavier shell weights, iron was far cheaper than wrought iron, his method had offered what was almost certainly the best combination of strength and affordability of any of the banded iron guns, and between them, Fultyn and Pynzahn had essentially re-created Parrott’s methodology

61. were as beautiful and flowing as a woman’s body, as a ship in full sail; a pale pink When she departed from her father’s house forever, she had left a home whose lines stucco house built in the French colonial style, set high from the ground in a dainty manner, approached by swirling stairs, banistered with wrought iron as delicate as lace; a dim, rich house, gracious but aloof

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