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• Parks on the North Side? (13)
• The North requires volumes to itself. (10)
• Madge set forth to north of the square. (10)
• She foundered in a storm in the North Sea. (10)
• West and north of it there are empty lots. (12)
• His home was five miles north of Morristown. (18)
• It is to be known as the Bank of North America. (18)
• Keep him drunk, and ship him up north on the lakes. (13)
• America to America, North and South; India to Europe. (10)
• But none came, and steadily, silently, they travelled north. (8)
• Two of them were guests like ourselves, both men of the north. (2)
• They had not much dark mixture among them, particularly in the North. (10)
• But somehow, from without or from within, that light of the North is there. (9)
• Such seems also to have been the idea of the nations in the north of Europe. (3)
• One of the most imposing of these is Court House Rock, near the North Platte. (7)
• The shower was over, but the house faced north, and no sun was shining on it. (8)
• The trees all stood white to the north; the ground glittered; the cold was keen. (10)
• Canada and Acadia were not the only French colonies on the North American continent. (19)
• To their own arms was it left to inflict chastisement on the Canadians in the north. (19)
• Since Sir Patrick sailed from Aberdour, what a multitude have gone down in the North Sea! (2)
• Thus he ploughed his way down the murky street in the direction of the north side bridge. (13)
• But far to the north let us turn our eyes for a moment to witness a scene occurring there. (19)
• A savour of North Sea foam and ballad pirates hangs about the early chronicles of the family. (10)
• I come out on the high road here to your north, and I shall come out on it there to your west. (8)
• They have reached the Owl Creek bridge, put it in order and built a stockade on the north bank. (1)
• According to one informant she accompanied a Danish painter to Wassigny in the North of France. (12)
• The room was square, with two north windows that looked down the lane he had climbed to the house. (9)
• But you must honor the way they work and get on when they come North and begin doing for themselves. (9)
• In vain Admiral Walker was warned that to steer to the north was to advance to certain destruction. (19)
• She beckoned to Cornelia, whose North Pole armour was doing its best to keep down a thumping heart. (10)
• The flight from the winter of the North had been so swift that no dignity could withstand its effects. (12)
• General Braddock and his Englishmen were in the north awaiting soldiers who were crossing the Atlantic. (19)
• Jon, at the north window, sniffing air mysteriously scented with warm strawberries, heard a car drive up. (8)
• Many had travelled by waggons from North Carolina and Georgia, exposed to insult and danger all the way. (19)
• Are we of the North better off as provinces of the Slave-holding States than as colonies of Great Britain? (14)
• North, who was performing in an opposition theatre, heard of the accomplishment and successfully imitated it the same night. (21)
• The corporation was to be known as the Bank of North America; Thomas Milling was to be its first President. (18)
• We walked across what must have been Jarvis Field to what must have been North Avenue, and there he left me. (9)
• And thence Dr. Middleton was to be hauled along to the habitable quarters of North Italy in high Summer-tide. (10)
• So he turned the bow of the boat towards the north, and bidding his companion to row hard, did the same himself. (5)
• She and her sister-cities in the north of Italy were the arbiters in matters of taste, of learning and erudition. (3)
• They came up here from their rice-swamps and cotton-fields, and bullied the whole busy civilization of the North. (9)
• They come from the wild and sterile islands between the Atlantic Ocean and the North Sea, where they run at large. (21)
• Both were members of Parliament and included within the inner Cabinet and Councils of the government of Lord North. (18)
• Her acquaintance includes a number, and her North Country vocabulary has terms wherewith to dispose of them briefly. (14)
• The ladies of Brookfield had let it be known that, in their privacy together, they were Pole, Polar, and North Pole. (10)
• From here the explorer could see on the north bank of the great river a towering promontory lit up by the morning sun. (19)
• When the car stopped he got out and walked north along the lake shore, vaguely intending to reach Eversley in that way. (13)
• General Washington missed the messenger because he returned on the road north of the one on which the messenger was sent. (18)
• Arabella, the eldest, and Adela, the youngest, alternated Pole and Polar; but North Pole was shared by Cornelia with none. (10)
• We do not like our lodgings here the worse, I can tell you, for putting us in mind of those we first had at North Yarmouth. (4)
• The rugosities of the stony pasture land end in a wooded point seaward, and curve east and north in a succession of beaches. (9)
• Copsley was an estate of nearly twelve hundred acres, extending across the ridge of the hills to the slopes North and South. (10)
• His name is Misdral, he is very fierce and mighty, and lives among the waste rocks over there on the north shore of the lake. (5)
• Welshmen North and South, united for the nonce, now propose her gallantry as a theme to the rival Bards at the next Eisteddfod. (10)
• What forces, what fates, slept in these bulks which would soon be hurling themselves north and south and west through the night! (9)
• Barons and knights of the empire, bravely mounted and thickly followed, poured hourly into Cologne from South Germany and North. (10)
• Did you see his advertisement of a great-coat, lost at some rapscallion gathering down in the North, near my part of the country? (10)
• Their situation between the trading countries of the South and the North made them, as it were, the commercial exchange of Europe. (3)
• The wind, from the North, whereon floated the white birds of the smaller clouds, had no voice, for it was above barriers, utterly free. (8)
• In fact, Quebec is a little painful in this and other confusions of the South and North, and one never quite reconciles himself to them. (9)
• This was when he returned from the last sojourn he had made in Paris, whither he went soon after the Whitwells settled in North Cambridge. (9)
• Witness the controversy which arose over the conflicting claims of Commander Peary and Dr. Cook as the original discoverer of the North Pole. (16)
• About forty miles by rail and road to the north of Sigmaringen is the great castle of Hohenzollern, the seat of the imperial family of Prussia. (20)
• However apparently inert and even dazed the North might be, and however paralyzed the federal government, there was little indecision at the South. (14)
• Hopewell, you may see Messrs. Milling & FitzMaurice and close all of my privateering and other accounts with them except the Bank of North America matter. (18)
• They are anti-climax, recoil, cross-current; morally, they are repentance, penance; imagerially, the frozen North on the young brown buds bursting to green. (10)
• North of Princeton the country begins to grow abruptly hilly, and at Morristown veritable mountains occur, with broad valleys stretching to the northeast and southwest. (18)
• From Minas, Chignecto, and Annapolis ship after ship carried away their weeping burdens to Massachusetts, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New York, Virginia, North and South Carolina, and Georgia. (19)

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