1
The weather vanes throughout the country had evidently entered into a conspiracy.
2
These chance bits of biography are weather-vanes of the mind of Democritus.
3
Lynceos and Idas, stay on your vanes and take the first watch.
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I now believe that none of the vanes could have been in operation.
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From vanes we learned the avenues don't run north and south, but N.N.E.
1
Educator at Wellington's Sustainability Trust Caroline Arrowsmith has other ideas as well.
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It is somewhat singular, that neither Arrowsmith nor Coxe mentions Anderson's Island.
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Mr. Arrowsmith kindly gave me Miss Martineau's book, which I have begun.
4
Upon the whole I thought the narrow tedious life of Arrowsmith the worthier.
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Arrowsmith-Young, now 61, talks fluently and passionately and with great erudition.
1
Blood spurted from the arrow, buried almost to its fletching in her chest.
2
The feathers referred to are the fletching of an arrow.
3
They had thick shafts, with four-vane fletching rather than three.
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He felt the white goose feathers on the arrow's fletching.
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Each basket held arrows that were ringed with a different color just below the fletching.
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He carried an arrow in his thigh, fletching and all, and none would touch it.
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The colours of the fletching showed through as Vehajarwi.
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The fletching had come loose and it fluttered in the wind like a tiny, sodden flag.
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After a second's scrutiny he grasped the arrow in a fist and snapped off the fletching.
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In a manner not dissimilar to my beginning of the fletching art, I took up bow making.
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They are too gnarled for proper fletching.
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She picked up an arrow from the ground, the gray goose feathers of its fletching still wet.
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His fifth shaft found the center, shaving a bit of fletching from the arrow that was already there.
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The burning arrow was embedded dead center in the wooden target, the shaft and fletching already charring black.
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Drawing the bow until the fletching on the arrow tickled his ear, Roran shot the soldier in the chest.
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A shaft sang by Tobin's cheek, close enough for him to hear the buzz of the fletching as it passed.