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In the past, they'd milk each cow by hand- alongand labor-intensiveprocess.
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She took the cow by her horns, and led her out of the town.
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He saw the large-eyed bull with the cow by his side, licking her calf.
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So saying, she pulled her cow by the cord to make it follow her.
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A tiny figure came down the grass-grown road leading a cow by a rope.
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While yet busy he came upon a little girl feeding a cow by the roadside.
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His nobles, whom he tried to cow by sporadic acts of violence, rebelled against him.
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He came to a field, grasped the cow by the horns, threw her far on the prairie and shouted:
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They got very muddy and dull; Mr. Ramboat killed a cow by improper feeding, and that disheartened them all.
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Nancy was there milking a cow by the stable door, but she stood up when she saw Donald coming.
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The veterinarian asked a heavy looking peasant, who held the cow by a rope, how much he wanted for it.
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The process was remarkably easy once he formed a rhythm and was assured he wasn't hurting the cow by tugging.
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They made their meaning perfectly clear by taking the cow by the horns and tail and throwing her on her back.
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Then Dave caught the cow by the tail, and she pulled him about the yard until two men took him away.
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They were discussing the good fortune of their being gifted a cow by the Prominent, Miel, in the market that very morning.
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The man was holding the cow by one horn, and staring at the tail, from which a drop or two of blood was falling.