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If everyone went right to bed, they could continue their new explorations.
2
These explorations generally begin with the asking of a simple unasked question.
3
So far their physical explorations with each other had involved only kisses.
4
He was tempted to continue his explorations, but reluctantly withdrew his hand.
5
In 1849, began the series of explorations that continued till his death.
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But I must make my discoveries and explorations in my own way.
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Probably he should make some token explorations on foot, he thought reluctantly.
8
She accordingly ventured out in the most guarded manner, to make explorations.
9
He seemed much stronger and took a deeper interest in their explorations.
10
After 1776 Alexander Henry ceased his notable explorations of the far west.
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But it made Ernest all the more eager to continue his explorations.
12
Two separate explorations and reports upon the Chaco ruins have been made.
13
The first explorations were made by the French, under LaSalle, about 1680.
14
Like Livingstone, in his early explorations, Baker took his wife with him.
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Religious ceremonies were, in a remarkable degree, blended with all these explorations.
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But numerousness is a new factor, or new disturbance, to our explorations-
