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And I don't have cactus spines on any part of me.
2
My father's SUV tears across the earth, kicking up rocks and roots and cactus spines.
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He probably has cactus spines stuck in his .
4
But it was still there, stuck to sage and mesquite branches, impaled on cactus spines.
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An hour later the front tire was punctured by cactus spines, which were thick upon the road.
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Those terrible cactus spines are near enough to spear anyone who dared try to slide down a rope.
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Tiny cactus spines prick my skin.
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I'll be walking barefooted on cactus spines every minute from now until you make some kind of a report.
9
Our lips were chapped, our nails broken, and the team doctor was widely employed picking cactus spines out of toes.
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We're not doing a thing worse than sucking 'hunters' rock leek' or roasting Indian potatoes or fishing for trout with cactus spines.
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For an instant her mind flashed back to the time when Buck Weaver had drawn the cactus spines out of that same hand.
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Plus, you'll have increased protection from sharps your rope might have attracted (like goat heads or cactus spines) on its way to your hands.
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"I'm used to cactus spines," Emma answered.