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Stable boys leading the horses down to graze in the east meadow.
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Cattle graze in the fields below the Nelson Mandela Museum, in Qunu.
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I off-saddled, and let my horse graze in the luxuriant grass.
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Let 'em graze in there-butkeep an eye out for rustlers.
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When summer came, she led the cow out to graze in the big swamp.
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However, local knowledge persisted: farmers did not allow their livestock to graze in their vicinity.
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He took his time over the meal, allowing his pony to graze in the meanwhile.
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The cavalry and artillery were badly horsed; and the horses were sent to graze in summer.
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Sheep still graze in the fields, but the land is now rented out to local farmers.
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The judges were assembled not far off, having been set to graze in a neighbouring field.
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They tended to graze in the evening and relaxed to chew their cud during the day.
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Fowl, do not graze in the field!
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After that event she preferred to graze in or near the town, and never brought home another bear.
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There was once a Horse who used to graze in a meadow which he had all to himself.
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Animals are no longer able to graze in certain parts of the wild, with many species struggling to survive.
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Someday perhaps they would rise in a herd, as if nothing had occurred, to graze in a Polish field.
