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• I fled to the island. (10)
• You embrace half the world: you are such a little island! (10)
• At last the party reached Allumette Island. (19)
• We are a small island, but you see what we do. (10)
• Let us breathe the air of the Enchanted Island. (10)
• Long Island was now a low yellow line on the left. (9)
• As well could two persons on a desert island separate. (8)
• Six or eight thousand souls came to people the island. (19)
• The lights of the island lay like a crown on the water. (10)
• He liked the air of the Island, and he liked being petted. (10)
• Get him to leave the island at once: he can return to-morrow. (10)
• His island of Lemnos was the bed from which he could not rise. (14)
• The yachting season had brought many London men to the island. (10)
• Wind was favourable for the island head-quarters of the yacht. (10)
• He came to the island, and let his boat slide into the backwater. (8)
• Lady Judith had left the Island for London: Lord Mountfalcon remained. (10)
• Fair dreams of our enchanted life Fled fast from his shrill island fife. (10)
• Dr. Schlesien had met and meditated on this example of the island energy. (10)
• Lying at anchor behind the island was a crippled brig with main-topmast gone. (18)
• On an island in what is to-day known as Halifax Harbour, his body was buried. (19)
• Owing to this incredible folly, the affairs of the island are badly mismanaged. (7)
• I have already paid the penalty of them who are condemned to come to an island. (10)
• I was ready to vow that one might traverse the larger island similarly respected. (10)
• In default of you I paraded the island with Tiberius, who is my favourite tyrant. (10)
• Goat Island is marvelously wild for a place visited by so many thousands every year. (9)
• Her cottage, he knew, lay on the same side as the village, and just beyond an island. (8)
• Cape Breton, despite its name, is an island, and was known to the French as Isle Royale. (19)
• Several places in Acadia still belonged to King Louis, besides the Island of Cape Breton. (19)
• He had heard the oath of emphasis in that island: but he decided to let it go as it stood. (10)
• She cannot quit the island, because she has given Prince Ernest immediate rendezvous here. (10)
• Nearing the island, I was reminded of the early morning when I landed on the Flemish flats. (10)
• Mr. John Hay solely represented Illinois by a single paper, and he was of Rhode Island stock. (9)
• X An exile to the Island ere nightfall He passed from sight, from the hushed mouths of all. (10)
• Many years ago, however, they had a war with the people of another island kingdom, called Wug. (7)
• This again may have been due to the sturdy island pride of four good men knocked over by one. (10)
• They summoned young Arthur Rhodes to the island, that he might have a taste of the new scenes. (10)
• The island was low and flat, covered with an almost impenetrable cane-brake interlaced with vines. (7)
• A light breeze wafted the royal gondola towards the island where the fireworks were to be displayed. (5)
• But be it admitted, that to any one loving colour, music, chivalry, the Island of Drab is an exile. (10)
• Rhode Island bent-grass makes good sod in moist climates, and redtop is apt to die off in a drought. (17)
• Can you not picture the rage and despair of the unhappy men on Sable Island when they realised their plight? (19)
• The next morning they went out as they had planned, for an exploration of Goat Island, after an early breakfast. (9)
• With the circumstances of my escape to the island of Tamtonia the newspapers have made the world already familiar. (7)
• Goat Island was still the sylvan solitude of twelve years ago, haunted by even fewer nymphs and dryads than of old. (9)
• The Wuggards held dominion over a third island, Scamadumclitchclitch, whose people had tried to throw off the yoke. (7)
• The Governor and his suite were provided with passage to Hays Island, where he afterwards made his escape to Port Nelson. (19)
• The island of Ug, upon which I had been marooned, lies in the Southern Hemisphere, but has neither latitude nor longitude. (7)
• The latter had examined the bull in the island and had passed on to Paris, not suspecting there would be haste to sell him. (10)
• His Island voice then shall you hear, Nor ever after separate From such a twilight of the year Advancing to the vernal gate. (10)
• Each island has a Subordinate Council for the management of local affairs and a Head Chief charged with execution of the laws. (7)
• Temple came to dine with us, so I did not leave him quite to himself, and Temple promised to accompany him down to the island. (10)
• The moon launched her fairy silver fleets on a double sweep of the little river round an island of reeds and two tall poplars. (10)
• The fleet established a strict blockade of every port in Scamadumclitchclitch, and not a clove of garlic could enter the island. (7)
• My enforced residence on the island was, however, too brief to enable me to master the whole subject as I should have liked to do. (7)
• Exploring my island, I found a pen of slender logs: an old structure without roof or rafters, built for what purpose I do not know. (7)
• In one of his many long voyages he heard stories of a Spanish galleon filled {136} with gold and silver sunk off the Island of Cuba. (19)
• My grandfather lay at the island hotel a month, and was brought home desperately ill. Lady Edbury happened to cross the channel with us. (10)
• The detached mound of rock on which it stood rose like an island in the midst of the plain, and commanded the highways in every direction. (9)
• The New Englanders at last silenced the island battery, so that the English fleet could enter the harbour and turn upon him its 500 guns. (19)
• Clotilde nodded hurriedly; she saw something infinitely greater, and disliked the bringing of that island microscope to bear upon a giant. (10)
• Wild-grape vines grow all over the willows on an island above Sistova, and the marshy lake near there had great yellow patches of villarsia. (20)
• The arrangements of the ladies could only grant me thirty minutes, for Janet was to drive the princess out into the country to view the island. (10)
• He retired to a little spot in the middle of the Niagara River called Navy Island, and proceeded to establish what he called a Provisional Government. (19)
• Such is the constitution of the inhabitants of this dear Island of Britain, so falsely accused by the Great Napoleon of being a nation of shopkeepers. (10)
• We found a reasonably solid landing-place on a little island near one of these stations, and a short distance above the little hamlet of Gura Ghirlitza. (20)
• It is stated that in this famous engagement Smith overthrew the great Neapolitan general, whom he captured and conveyed in chains to the island of Chickenhurst. (7)

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Definition of island:

• island, ‘land, n. the smaller masses of land surrounded with water: a large floating mass. | v.t. to cause to appear like an island: to dot as with islands. | n. islander (‘land-r), an inhabitant of an island. (0)

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