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1. The regiments sprang to attention; every eye fixed on the flagstaff of the Governor's palace
2. I had to take I -10 around to the SW part of Phoenix where it became I-17 (to Flagstaff) but dumped me out only two blocks west of the old state capitol
3. Other adversaries included the Northern Arizona Lumberjacks whom Dixie and I had watched five consecutive years in Flagstaff with JoAnn and Kermit Phillips back in the early ‘70s; Eastern Washington, and other “directional schools” as they are referred to sarcastically on ESPN
4. Immediately in front of the house was a parade ground, complete with a tall flagstaff
5. The flagstaff! He took a second look
6. Because limited dual nationality had been recommended and accepted for those north and south of the border who opted for it, in line with the proposals put forward in the final communique of the Constitutional Committee in Honolulu, the Stars and Stripes would be raised on a flagstaff placed between the Irish tricolour and the Union Jack
7. They were the ones who taught “always keep the door on top of your head open” and who awaited “messages of need” from their Hopi charges, on the San Francisco Peaks behind Flagstaff
8. But here one could not dream; here was life, vigorous, stinging, blustering life; and standing on the top of the dune holding my hat on with both hands, banged and battered by the salt wind, my clothes flapping and straining like a flag in a gale on a swaying flagstaff, the weight of a generation was blown off my shoulders, and I was seized by a craving as unsuitable as it was terrific to run and fetch a spade and a bucket, and dig and dig till it was too dark to dig any longer, and then go indoors tired and joyful and have periwinkles or shrimps for tea
9. I tried not to think about where it was coming from, blowing down the passes from Flagstaff
10. “Planning to go up to Flagstaff or something?” I inquired, with a lift of my eyebrows toward the cold-weather gear
11. Well, we got people driving through, as it was only one of two routes you could use to get from Prescott to Flagstaff, but they didn’t stop here much, except to get gas
12. So Jeremiah Wilcox and about fifty of his followers headed west, and ended up in Flagstaff, which was very much a wild frontier town back then
13. “You can do that in Flagstaff
14. We could see the mountains in Flagstaff, but people there couldn’t really see Jerome very well, not with the unaided eye, that is
15. Obviously she’d figured out that there was something about Flagstaff the McAllisters avoided, since I’d always turned down her offers to drive up there in the summer to avoid the heat
16. I’d never been to Flagstaff, but I thought I recalled that the only section with buildings this old was the Old Town district
17. "That's a real flagstaff, you see," said Wemmick, "and on Sundays I run up a real flag
18. “The Star-Spangled Banner” began to play, and the American flag slowly ascended a flagstaff behind the announcement board
19. The Juno was just then swinging round; and even as Nostromo reined up again to look on, a flag ran up on the improvised flagstaff erected in an ancient and dismantled little fort at the harbour entrance
20. The red-cored eruptions shattered the already battered church upon whose steeple one of Baron Traylmyn’s signal parties had mounted their flagstaff
21. On the Pratzen Heights, where he had fallen with the flagstaff in his hand, lay Prince Andrew Bolkonski bleeding profusely and unconsciously uttering a gentle, piteous, and childlike moan
22. ‘Have some brought from the reserve,’ said Napoleon, and having gone on a few steps he stopped before Prince Andrew, who lay on his back with the flagstaff that had been dropped beside him
23. Holbrook and Winslow and Flagstaff in the high mountains of Arizona
24. And there was Flagstaff, and that was the top of it all
25. Down from Flagstaff over the great plateaus, and the road disappeared in the distance ahead
26. On the Pratzen Heights, where he had fallen with the flagstaff in his hand, lay Prince Andrew Bolkónski bleeding profusely and unconsciously uttering a gentle, piteous, and childlike moan
27. “Have some brought from the reserve,” said Napoleon, and having gone on a few steps he stopped before Prince Andrew, who lay on his back with the flagstaff that had been dropped beside him