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’ Stephen said as we walk along the corridor
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We walk along in silence for a few minutes, contemplating what he’d said
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It was best just to walk along the most interesting level of whatever canal you were on and take in whatever you happened across
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Well this time the dockmaster was mesmerized as Vatreel aimed the rack toward the shoremen's idle ones, then lifted the whole rack as they glided by and stepped with it, matching his walk along the deck to the drift of the river, til the whole row of bales rolled across and lay resting on their rack while the docksman's chins dropped and he walked half the edge of the deck
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"But if you don't act aggressive you can just walk along with the herd
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And yet, before surrendering myself to the unknown, I wanted to walk along the sand with half-closed eyes and let the cooling waves wash my tired feet, to fill my palms and contain some of that wrinkled and wizened sea, and leave my footprints there with no others in sight
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From the way Orens chats, it is plain that Berndt has spent a substantial amount of time at this kloster … This impression is underlined as we enter the main building, several of the Gottesmen we encounter as we walk along a corridor greeting Berndt with enthusiasm
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To better pass the time until 7 o'clock I set off on a little walk along the moistened pathways or maybe to get lost and so see a different side of Sophia
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As Karen turned the last corner and started to walk along a
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The two detectives walk along empty corridors where the floor is scuffed and marked with black rubber skids from trolleys and wheelchairs
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The walk along Kenivda to lost mansions isn't long but it's interesting
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Once he got over the Youghigheny, he would walk along the riverside until he reached the entrance to the Great Allegheny Passage
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Sometimes Carlotta and I would walk alongside the wagon for a change and sometimes we would drive it while Hiacoomes rested
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After his nightmare in Cuba, that lonely and isolated walk along the Florida shore has become the source of inspiration to compose the following poem, pondering with humility what that profoundly rooted feeling of freedom has meant for his long and spacious life:
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If Krishnan insisted on taking her, she just looked at him with curiosity and said, “Don’t bother”—like as if he were a stranger who had taken pity on her health and requested her to walk along with him
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walk along the street you are 'living with uncertainty'
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Yania, Kami, and Ijyu gave him a tender kiss on the cheek and continued their walk along the beach
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Of course I wanted to walk along this
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Seeing as there wasn’t a shore to walk along, I really only
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In that hour she accustomed to walk along the depths of the forest in search of eatable fungi
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Samantha had no pity; she began to walk along the path without Jane
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Nick agreed and proceeded to walk along Victory Hill
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It was on the third circuit that Jones told Carter to turn off the main road so that they could walk along the beach
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I started to walk along the corridor,
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Stef hurries along the road with a bad feeling starting to fill his body, his sixth sense screams that he is being watched and how stupid it was to walk along the street, when he knew it is being watched!
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They get out of the car and shutting the doors quietly they walk along the path to the front door
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Seeing them walk along the path and straight through the door without having to knock shows they are expected and he wonders how many more are on their way
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� replies Curly Pete as he pushes past Steve and with Dave at his side they walk along the path and into the hall
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and started to walk along it
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She thought that perhaps a short walk along the beach to the caves would help focus her mind
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The low tide meant that she could easily walk along the long flat beach without having to climb over the groynes
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” agrees Sharon as she puts her arm in Suzy's and pulls her away from a high privet hedge Suzy is staring into and forces her to walk along the pavement
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It was a short but challenging walk along the slippery pavement to the car park
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down to the path and walk along with us; or fly close overhead and call to
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You remember the day that we went for our walk along the stream and the scent of the harvesting cornfields was in the air, we settled down and you made love to me
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He started his usual walk along the
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Upon reaching the rooms, they realized that the long walk along the red carpeted wide hallway then up a series of stairs was worth it
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Walk along the Mine field with the Cat
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could walk along the endless beach and along the Marginal
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He then grabbed her hand to venture a slow, romantic walk along the desolate beach
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At first, Feltus thought the man was obviously returning to the hotel after being caught in the storm during a walk along the beach, but something strange told him that was not the case
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They had a gelato and a walk along the sand
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Jos moved closer and put his hand on Harold's shoulder as they continued to walk along the hallway
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Resuming her walk along the Promenade’s pedestrian track, Priya passed in succession a convenience store, a liquor store, a children’s clothing store, a toy store and a clothing store for women before arriving at the junction with the southern hallway leading to the central core
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The group continues to walk along the paved road towards
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How long had it been since I left Indiana and started my walk along the river? Only six months
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We walk along the Main Loop and admire the lighted orbs hanging off the sides of the towers
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Samantha began to walk along the path
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They're doing the best they can you know, it's hard to walk along you know, got a broken leg
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Lov started to walk along the shore, remembering his experience
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short walk along the horse trail
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sage who does not induce other men to walk along the path of action is a
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he begins to walk along with the worshipper and manifest his glory
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But despite of the father’s wayward ways, the children showed mettle, their courage and fortitude to walk along the path of obedience and they gained joy as a result
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He should have worn a sweater or a coat—but then, he hadn’t planned on taking a walk along the blustery cliffs when he’d set out that morning
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for a walk along the jetty
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slowly walk along the bar towards the tables in the back keeping an
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The prisoners were grabbed and forced to walk along with the mob
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Samara was lifted to his feet and forced to walk along with the three
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I have settled down, very comfortably I must say, to the preliminary petrifaction of middle age, and middle age, I begin to perceive, is a blessed period in which we walk along mellowly, down pleasant slopes, with nothing gusty and fierce able to pierce our incrustation, no inward volcanoes able to upset the surrounding rockiness, nothing to distract our attention from the mild serenity of the landscape, the little flowers by the way, the beauty of the reddening leaves, the calm and sunlit sky
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It was not quite eight and people had not got away from their coffee yet, so I had it to myself, the walk along the shore beneath the beeches, beside the flashing morning sea
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The walk along the coast from Sassnitz to Stubbenkammer is alone worth a journey to Rügen
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She went out and stood a moment listening, then began to walk along towards it with an air of unconcern as though rightfully going down the corridor till she came to his door; then with her heart in her mouth she bolted in
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The mountains were still ever-present, but the actual riverside was relatively flat and easy to walk along
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Once they were back in the cavern, after a slower walk along the tunnel which was much longer than they had imagined as they sped down it with the beast in pursuit, the children headed for the safety of the tree and almost as one slumped down and leant against its huge somehow reassuring trunk
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After that, David found it easier to take a few steps away from the pile of his clothes and to walk along the water, in the direction of the group of old men
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Oak compressed his lips and continued to walk alongside Pine
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has nothing to do now but walk along
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This area explains so many aspects of our present and past: why humans to this day think the most romantic thing in the world is to walk along a sand-covered beach
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I woke up early and went for a walk along the banks of the Nile
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I left the office and went for a walk along the Nile outside the Hilton
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After lunch Telly asked us to go for a walk along the beach
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Focused attention to the tightrope stream of now-moments and the clear and open-minded walk along it bring about a profoundly liberating interaction with the world
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I’m not sure when that had occurred in our walk along the beach, but his hand had at some point slipped down to capture mine
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I started to walk along the side of the warehouse facing the ocean
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Frankly I can’t wait,’ and without warning she jumped up and began to walk along the edge of the sea wall
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For instance, a child may seem determined to always walk along the crack in a footpath
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During a round of golf, try to walk along alternating holes so that by the end of your round of golf you should be able to have walked through a total of nine holes
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"In our walk along the moor: you told me to ramble where I pleased, while you sauntered on with Mr
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Now Ronald Reagan takes a final walk along the Colonnade to the West Wing and his cherished office
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Walk along a strand, strange land, come to a city gate, sentry there, old ranker too, old Tweedy's big moustaches, leaning on a long kind of a spear
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Townspeople will walk across the bridge just as they walk along the main street
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“I was running okay in my thirties, though,” he tells me as we walk along the yard
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I borrowed Scaife's telescope, and before lunch went for a walk along the Ruff
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Come hither, you that walk along the way;
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They began to hum softly, as hobbits have a way of doing as they walk along, especially when they are drawing near to home at night
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The two of us continued to walk along the edge of the shimmering water
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As I continued my walk along the boardwalk, I tried to convince myself that everything that could be done to catch Pierce was being done
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Evening, it being a night of fine moonshine, risked staying late to walk along the quarterdeck
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The approach of sunset was so very beautiful, so grand in its masses of splendidly coloured clouds, that there was quite an assemblage on the walk along the cliff in the old churchyard to enjoy the beauty
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Tatty, the English would say; pudgy, snouty-nosed, not enough make-up, wrinkled stockings, spider’s-nest hair, and immensely quiet; she was content to walk along, it seemed, just holding Quillan’s hand
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We are doomed to walk along this vicious circle forever trying to find the best of three alternatives
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Then my sole relief was to walk along the corridor of the third storey, backwards and forwards, safe in the silence and solitude of the spot, and allow my mind’s eye to
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Tom had also risen early, and had already been out with Sammy for a walk along the beach
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They would go to one end of it, in the line they were then in, for there was a straight green walk along the bottom by the side of the ha-ha, and perhaps turn a little way in some other direction, if it seemed likely to assist them, and be back in a few minutes
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They would go to one end of it, in the line they were then in—for there was a straight green walk along the bottom by the side of the ha-ha—and perhaps turn a little way in some other direction, if it seemed likely to assist them, and be back in a few minutes
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It seemed as if the man would never leave my side now; he would place himself by my side and walk along without ever saying a word, as though he knew all my thoughts as well as myself, and there was always a strange, inexplicable sort of wondering look on the man's face
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They were approaching Filipov's house, but before reaching it they turned down a side street, or, to be more accurate, an inconspicuous path under a fence, so that for some time they had to walk along a steep slope above a ditch where they could not keep their footing without holding the fence
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How dare you listen? I told you to stand a long way off!” She stamped her foot with rage, and for some while after the young fellow had slunk away she continued to walk along with flashing eyes, furious with indignation
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No, better simply the high road, better simply to set off for it, and walk along it and to think of nothing so long as he could put off thinking