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That at least is the bucolic image advanced by the energy industry.
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The enmity between the urban and the bucolic has deep historical roots.
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And with the look his affectation of bucolic calm dropped from him.
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Jeff settled in bucolic Putney, married a photographer, and had two children.
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The countryside changes but retains a comforting familiarity, a snowy bucolic theme.
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The spell by knotting the girdle is noticed by Virgil, 8th eclogue:
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It was a delicious eclogue-pure ,sincere ,andtender; but it is past-Adieu
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It is in the eclogue for February, where he tells us of the
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This is the Gallus in honour of whom Virgil composed his tenth eclogue.
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The eighth eclogue of Virgil, entitled Pharmaceutria, is particularly to our purpose in this point.
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Their wild idyll was going to change when the children came home.
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The heart of the idyll comes in a song of the clarinet
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When I'd come past on my run I'd seen a peaceful idyll.
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The opening act offers us happy scenes from a rural, scruffy idyll.
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The John Lewis people can only wish for an idyll this delicious.
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Such is, in a few words, the history of this heroic idyll.
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Something was changing-somethinghad changed since the idyll in the false woods.
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Wasn't it you who once scoffed at my idyll in the wilderness?
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What a rude ending that little wayside idyll was destined to have!
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And most people know Landor's idyll, or if they don't, they should.
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This is the Caribbean idyll you'd imagine Columbus found over 500 years ago.
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The forest idyll was over and Henry was alone in the berry patch.
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Friday 24 April Which countryside idyll from children's fiction would suit you best?
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When I reached the village administrator's house, my idyll came to an end.
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For Barton, however, there is a plague at the heart of his idyll.
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In a utopian idyll today's decisions would be taken by economists.
