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• We were going to South America. (8)
• South End is an unhealthy place. (4)
• I should try South America first. (9)
• It goes to South America, lots of it. (9)
• Shall we try the south side, my dear? (9)
• South End is prohibited, if you please. (4)
• South Italy had given the open signal. (10)
• My dear Austin is going to South America. (10)
• They say he has a South American complexion. (10)
• Had they actually come South in pursuit of him? (9)
• He was never south of Louisville or west of Omaha. (21)
• Far away to South and East lay the sea, plainly visible. (8)
• We are not far enough South for the stork to build here. (10)
• The wind had now settled to a steady breeze from the south. (18)
• He has traveled also widely in Europe as well as to South America. (3)
• The crowd turned south along a broad avenue that led to the park. (13)
• It was this afternoon that the dance took place on the south promenade. (9)
• The wild south wind brought wet drift-leaves whirling against the panes. (8)
• They pulled up near the south corner of the Park, beside some vacant land. (13)
• They supposed him to be advancing triumphantly from the south to join them. (19)
• All the country south of Lake Erie was almost unknown to the French Canadians. (19)
• The lofty south wall, hitherto intact, had begun to waver along the east edge. (13)
• He took a first-class ticket to Notting Hill Gate; Roger a second to South Kensington. (8)
• He sat as a part of the ruins, and the moon turned his shadow Westward from the South. (10)
• Otherwise, one may say that an African or South American traveller has a more exciting time. (10)
• But if things had grown better to the south, it was still desolate and inclement near at hand. (2)
• He told Fenellan at night that Mrs. Burman, he had heard, was by the sea, on the South coast. (10)
• Indeed, I should call the present American work, North and South, thorough rather than narrow. (9)
• The moon had just come up over in the South, and exactly under it he could see their mountain. (8)
• Disguising myself as a sailor I took service on a ship that sailed due south into the unknown Sea. (7)
• The place, with its houses, its lanes, its glaring riverbed, wore an indescribable air of the South. (2)
• Columbus, bound for the New World, and a market, bearing Sou Sou West half South on our weather bow. (14)
• But not in the South, princess, Shall the lady snared of her nobleness Ever shamed or a captive pine. (10)
• Piano organs in the streets were no longer wistful for the South; lovers already sat in the shade of trees. (8)
• But scarcely less disastrous would be the fallacious hopes raised in the South by the success of Mr. Tilden. (14)
• Chance had, in fact, guided the Val Darties to a spot where the South Downs had real charm when the sun shone. (8)
• Snake, cicada, lizard, on lavender slopes up South, Pant for joy of a sunlight driving the fielders to bower. (10)
• Here they could see the reach of the south wall, up which stretched the spidery lines of a single fire-escape. (13)
• The river Oglio runs due south, not far from the village, and cuts the road which from Bozzolo leads to Mantua. (10)
• The sun came out as I left the shelter of a pine-wood, and I beheld suddenly a fine wild landscape to the south. (2)
• The moon-faced member with the patent boots came up and began talking of his recent visit to the south of France. (8)
• He took up his journey on the road that leads south through the highlands on the east side of the Hudson to New York. (18)
• A force of 900 men being raised, La Barre himself led them to the land of the Senecas on the south side of Lake Ontario. (19)
• There can be no question of his intellectual superiority over the races who crowd him on the east, the south, and the west. (20)
• Copsley was an estate of nearly twelve hundred acres, extending across the ridge of the hills to the slopes North and South. (10)
• Expeditions were despatched to open up communication with the great and unknown territory west and south of the great lakes. (19)
• He is disposed to sympathize with the Democratic party at the South but cannot overcome his distrust of the party as a whole. (14)
• It was in the south of Europe that the forces were forming, and not in the Church as heretofore, but outside, among the people. (3)
• She stood before mankind the very South Rapt out of frost to flowery drapery; Unshadowed save when somewhiles she looked East. (10)
• Welshmen North and South, united for the nonce, now propose her gallantry as a theme to the rival Bards at the next Eisteddfod. (10)
• Barons and knights of the empire, bravely mounted and thickly followed, poured hourly into Cologne from South Germany and North. (10)
• Their situation between the trading countries of the South and the North made them, as it were, the commercial exchange of Europe. (3)
• All smiles ran the highways wet; The worm drew its links from the turf; The bird of felicity loud Spun high, and a South wind blew. (10)
• In this article, which has not been reprinted, Lowell considers briefly the possibility of disunion through the action of the South. (14)
• 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)
• The despatch was addressed to the Archduke Albert, commander-in-chief of the Austrian army of the South, care of the governor of Mantua. (10)
• The green Malvern hills rose in the west; and not far away, shrouded by trees, a long country house of weathered brick faced to the south. (8)
• To-day it rose bare and severe across the brown meadow, unrelieved by the leafless branches of the elms that crisscrossed the south front. (13)
• White and light-tint paints invariably fail on the south side of a house, before the paint on the other side shows signs of deterioration. (17)
• Two East Indiamen and one South Sea vessel fell into the trap, and these prizes were afterwards found to be worth six hundred thousand pounds. (19)
• He was educated in Boston; after some years of musical work in the South, he located in Chicago, as organist, teacher, writer on musical matters. (3)
• However apparently inert and even dazed the North might be, and however paralyzed the federal government, there was little indecision at the South. (14)
• No such South as he remembered had ever existed to her knowledge, and no such civilization as he imagined would ever exist, to her belief, anywhere. (9)
• The establishment of the Papal See at Avignon in the south of France doubtless contributed to the supremacy of France in music and the liberal arts. (3)
• He traveled over Europe, the United States and parts of South America, giving concerts, in which he gave the principal place to his own compositions. (3)
• Immediately at the back of it, to the south, however, the ground slopes steeply upward, the acclivity broken by three terraces cut into the soft rock. (1)
• Thither, about a mile south of my destination, and on the other side of a respectable summit, had these confused roads and treacherous peasantry conducted me. (2)
• 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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