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Just wait until a larger body of troops has entered the defile.
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For a moment on entering the defile her heart sank within her.
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They had played their part, and now they entered the defile to seek their companion.
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As we entered the defile there came a great shout of "Viva el Rey!"
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The train entered the defiles of the Sutpour Mountains, which separate the Khandeish from Bundelcund, towards evening.
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As soon as the Romans entered the defile, the Jews rushed down upon them, sure of their prey.
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At last they reached it, a deep cañon with bushes on either side, and the train entered the defile.
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'A strong position,' said Tancred, as they entered the defile.
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The dark stain on his robe had spread beyond concealment and he had not spoken since they entered the defile.
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They entered the defile.
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At one point of the march, on entering the defile of St. Lambert, the spirits of the Prussians almost gave way.
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He had entered the defile with the cavalry; but from the time our first squadrons were routed I had seen nothing of him.
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After a couple of miles, the river entered the defile through which long since it had cut its way out of the valley.
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The whole caravan then entered the defile between the sand-hills; but we were fully three hours travelling between those prodigious masses of sand.
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A few soldiers were now seen entering the defile yonder, where the road projected between two jutting rocks forming the background of the gorge.
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13th.-Themorning was bright and pleasant, just cool enough to make exercise agreeable, and we soon entered the defile I had seen the preceding day.