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Naturopaths recommend following a cleansing programme, or short fast, a couple of times a year, preferably in spring and in autumn, to cleanse and strengthen the digestive system
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When last he’d been out it was autumn and
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It was still autumn and the pipe was cold
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on long nights after the sweat of autumn harvests
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spring, fall or Autumn
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It was a beautiful autumn day, he could feel a bit of a breeze come thru the open windows
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pricking out the shapes of autumn berry stains and sticky jam jars
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like a reed that blows in an autumn wind,
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The valley between this ridge and the next is wooded and deep; in the distance, I can see rolling hills, green for the most part although some of the trees are now showing autumn colours very clearly
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shades of autumn hearths as she greets those
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feeling the chill of the autumn overcast
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The birds sang sweetly in the hedgerows and the last of the house martins were diving and darting across the sky as they fed themselves up for their long autumn flight south
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There was not a weed in sight and the flower borders exploded with colour and vivacity throughout the spring, summer and autumn
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In the autumn of his years Tom still watched the girls in pubs and at clubs
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He mentions that there’s another family in the village willing to take part – they lost someone in the hurricane which hit the coast of America last autumn
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'Do you remember how she insisted on going up to the woods and dancing 'sky clad' to celebrate midsummer? When it was pointed out to her that this was more appropriate for the spring or autumn equinoxes, she said it would be too cold then
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Before the autumn leaves started to fall, the happy couple had
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throughout the spring, summer and autumn
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In the autumn of his years Tom still watched the girls in pubs
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‘Yes, though it might make more sense to keep it for the autumn, Dave, finishing just before Christmas – people tend to read more in the autumn and would be more willing to put their hands in their pockets for a good cause at Christmas
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His voice was as dry as the rustling of autumn leaves
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I explain that I am about to settle down with Dave and he congratulates me, going on to say that he met Dave at a corporate function sometime last autumn
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The third will be ready by the autumn
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She'll wear her hair at shoulder length by the Spanish autumn
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The rhythms of the household gradually settled into the domestic cadence, mildly interrupted over the late Autumn and early Winter
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Autumn turned to
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” He leaned back in the chair as if relaxing from a hard day's work, “I had the entire resources of the store at my disposal last autumn on all those days y'all were busy on the Bungalows
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“You were in here last year, in the autumn
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autumn, or even early winter,’ he said while
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All other matters regarding Malvern life would be attended to by correspondence or direct instruction upon arrival for the Autumn term on the third of September
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I am to pass the leadership of this institution into his capable hands at the end of the Autumn Term, and have included him, naturally, in as much of the business of the school as possible of late, so that he may be able to take the helm with little or no interruption to the staff and faculty
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The Autumn terms shall commence each annum on the first Tuesday of September, and run its first term through the fourth Wednesday of November
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All male children exempted according to an approved criteria, or beyond school age up to the age of eighteen years, not currently apprenticed or otherwise gainfully employed, shall henceforward be required to provide bi-annual proof of employment to this Council at the commencement of Autumn school term and at the end of Spring school term
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The School House was nowhere near the condition the Council had suggested it would be be for the advent of the Autumn term
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For example, an early autumn, followed by a mild
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So the ladies parted having a fresher and clearer view of the road immediately ahead of them, for the Autumn at least
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Summer became autumn, autumn became lent and on to summer once more
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The School Committee and the Village Council accepted the keys to the new School House in a ceremony of much pomp and circumstance at the end of the Autumn Term
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The village was in the throes of a renaissance and when the Autumn Term began, the children of the village were eager to know what was to be the next Summer's production in their school house
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you the autumn rains because he is
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And beyond it, the autumn sun turned the horizon blood red
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summer and autumn – they always billow against the
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The three months of Autumn and those of Winter were named for Prophets
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Mar first, which began the hot Summer months, fell upon Ignar’s Day, for the flame was the symbol of the season; Sepilar first, the start of a cooler Autumn, was represented by the sea, and was always on Flarow’s Day
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Because of the season and her coloring, we named her Autumn, and she quickly settled in
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Alfre, the Samoyed-retriever mix who’d come to us as an abandoned puppy with a shrunken tummy and bloody paws, formed a close bond with Autumn, and the two often napped together, the furry white dog curled around the full-figured tabby
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One afternoon when one of the collies got a little bossy, Autumn swatted the dog on the nose and sent her tumbling off the front porch
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Years passed, years in which Autumn grew no slimmer and showed little interest in the out-of-doors
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But Autumn quickly established her domain, inside
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I didn’t know Autumn as well as I thought
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That’s when we realized the screech that woke us wasn’t Autumn crying out in pain
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It was Autumn letting her would-be stalker know who was Queen of the Woods
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Autumn lived several more years after her encounter with the Thing in the Woods, dying
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I think now that as Autumn sensed her own death approaching, she returned deliberately to a more primal place
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Animals who have been abandoned, especially those who’ve been abused, as we suspect Autumn had been, are often the sweetest, so relieved to have found steady love that they give theirs freely
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But Autumn taught me that they also have great reserves of strength and will and queenly courage
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The autumn leaves spiralled to the ground, littering the stony lane as Seraphia trod through the forest path
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Before then – before what was still laughingly referred to as the war – Milo longed for the heat of summer to end; now he wasn't so sure if he actually preferred the post-GW climate to the once guaranteed autumn mildness
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“And then comes autumn,” he filled in
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Kay sat in her room as the sun delicately painted the sky with autumn colors, brushing her hair out for the twentieth time
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The noise that had startled the field mouse quickly developed a new quality– reminiscent of dead leaves rustling in an autumn breeze
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dreams while sniffing the autumn wind
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My last day of leave and the Sunday before I was to start, was a cool autumn day, slightly overcast
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Hilier went missing last autumn in the upper Shashawanaga valley
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Sun Tzu's authenticity is still a question of debate, but the traditional Chinese accounts place him in the Spring and Autumn Period of China (722-481 BC), where he was a military general serving under King Hel� of Wu
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The official chronicle of the State of Lu, The Spring and Autumn Annals states that Sun Tzu was born in Qi whereas The Records of the Grand Historian or Shiji states that Sun Tzu was a native of Wu
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Both sources agrees on the fact that he was born in the late Spring and Autumn Period of China (722�481 BC), where he was a general and strategist, serving under the king of Wu, King Hel�
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The smell of autumn was in the air
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As more leaves came down on an oblique angle, freshets of soft, moist, autumn air caressed his face
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Tufts of hair would show where they rubbed against the trees, removing unwanted, scruffy last-season fur; to make way for the glossy new coat of autumn
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In the pool of amber light cast by the security lights, he enjoyed the full moon and crisp, late autumn air
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He searched the bushes visually, and found what had to be it; a dark sheen visible through the barren branches and still-clinging autumn foliage
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Leaves scrunched under her feet, sharp autumn winds tugged her hair
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Had mom and dad remembered to fill up a big bowl of yummies like they usually did? Her parents were preparing to drive off this evening as usual to enjoy the autumn beauties of the resort where they had met, long ago
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[28] A * indicates that this text has been republished in my Autumn Leaves series
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You knew you would have frozen to death, naked in the autumn mountain woods
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I loved the trips to the galleries, looking at a thousand paintings over the course of that autumn, as I recall
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Scattered and forlorn, the once proud spacecraft of countless alien empires tumbled and turned like dead leaves floating on a warm autumn breeze
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She had a scent of autumn, a warm, sweet scent like that of golden leaves in the rain
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Somewhere she had only been waiting for it to happen, but she still jumped when his autumn sky colored eyes met hers
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Calras turned to her and looked straight into her green eyes that in the grey autumn morning light seemed to be almost black
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The autumn drew to a close and the winter announced its arrival with snowflakes and howling winds, as they in the end of November reached Larinoras
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In autumn, the season of her heart, the time when she’d been born, she needed her friend the most
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One day still in the autumn of the year, when I’d barely started, my mother showed me a newspaper advert: a singing competition for young people from the whole of eastern Canada
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Sometimes during the long white winter they could see, just before it set, traces of the gorgeous autumn gold, red and purple sunsets of a few months earlier
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Small maple trees - Chinese maple which seeded prolifically, and delicate Japanese maple – both with gorgeous Autumn colours, and clumps of white birches
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It’s autumn under the Southern Cross
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Where I live, autumn is ending
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Mary lying under the starry blue meadows of the autumn night
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Rosemary West had come into his life on that autumn evening bringing with her an atmosphere in which his spirit recognized native air
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colors falling, blown about by the chill of the autumn wind
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Everything blooms in the spring, and then fades with the autumn leaves
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And a smell of the autumn leaves
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It was a little dry for autumn and warm, but not hot
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Moral-mind was taken gradually keep motionless statue of no spring, summer, autumn and winter
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Back in the autumn of 1888, the pub was at the very center of the relatively small area in which the five murders were committed, and it was a well known haunt of local prostitutes
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However, it was the club’s activities during that terrible autumn of 1888 that were of particular interest, of course, although at some point towards the end of the 19th century the decision had been made to keep those records under lock and key
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Just beyond them we encountered the Dzitsiista not long before autumn
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By late autumn, we were approaching the Mongol River
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Since it was still autumn, I told him that by now the fires had already swept the area