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deep rivers and climbed high mountains
The young prince crossed deep rivers and climbed high mountains, till he came to a dark forest.
— from Fairy Tales of the Slav Peasants and Herdsmen by Alexander Chodzko

Drew Rice and Cohen Homer Mason
Nevertheless such excellent farce sketches as Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Drew, Rice and Cohen, Homer Mason and Margaret Keeler, and other sterling performers have presented in vaudeville, are well worth while.
— from Writing for Vaudeville by Brett Page

deferential respect and called her Miss
[14] She had a most reassuring, kindly manner and Molly noticed that the other girls treated her with a kind of deferential respect and called her “Miss Stewart.”
— from Molly Brown's Freshman Days by Nell Speed

due reflection and craved his mediation
Betaking himself to Lanfranc he confessed all—he urged in extenuation that his intemperance on the occasion had prevented due reflection, and craved his mediation.
— from Nineteen Centuries of Drink in England: A History by Richard Valpy French

double rope and carefully hauled myself
So off came my waist-sash, and after a few attempts it lodged over the boss of rock; then to strengthen it I twisted it like a double rope, and carefully hauled myself up it, hand over hand, till I grasped the protruding rock; but as it only jutted out a few inches there was no possibility of sitting upon it, so I gradually worked my way up by clutching at any inequalities in the surrounding rock till I got one knee upon it, and there I hung, with my fingers bent over a fissure like fish-hooks.
— from Jethou; or, Crusoe Life in the Channel Isles by Ernest R. (Ernest Richard) Suffling


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