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1 There were shellholes now, great ruts into which the car dropped and pulled out again with a jerk.
2 One part, named the Nispral, was especially steep and difficult to descend, the road being worn into great ruts .
3 The wheels of the cannon cut great ruts in the prairie, and the feet of the horses sank deep in the mud.
4 The wagons had cut the snow into great ruts which made walking difficult, and where it was smoother it was exceedingly slippery.
5 The approach was like a turnpike road full of great ruts , clumsy mendings; bordered by trampled edges and incursions upon the grass at pleasure.
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