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Meanings of open moor in anglès
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Usage of open moor in anglès
1
They ascended the slope and came out upon an open moor.
2
Northward and southward, there was nothing to be seen but the open moor.
3
I was standing on a wide- open moor, in the twilight of the evening.
4
The old woman had been born and bred in the North, on an open moor.
5
Nothing like the open moor to clear away cobwebs.
6
Then there was a shout from the rocketmen far out on the open moor,-'Cawda's clear!
7
They were driving across the open moor now, along the faintest hint of a farm track.
8
They had left the highway, and were now on a road leading across the open moor.
9
On one side stretched the open moor rising into the purple hills, just touched with snow.
10
On a glorious night of stars, he walked with his son up to the open moor.
11
Once upon a time in a large white farm-house upon an open moor there lived a Wizard.
12
The lower slopes are covered with woods, but the top is just piled rocks and open moor.
13
Presently I came to a kind of open moor, covered with bracken, bramble, and brilliant patches of heath.
14
At about one in the morning of Monday the sixth of July, the rebels were on the open moor.
15
About sixty or seventy dragoons lay slain within the first enclosure, upon the highroad, and on the open moor.
16
Beyond the stream was the open moor, from which a clammy breeze smote upon their faces as they advanced.
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United Kingdom
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