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The pioneers of seventy-five years ago were a hardy race, long since disappeared.
2
A hardy race of sailors was trained in the fisheries of the North Sea.
3
They were the tillers of the soil, and were an industrious and hardy race.
4
They make rich pasture and a hardy race of men.
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The Micmacs were a hardy race, of great stature.
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The keel men are a fine hardy race.
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The climate, although so extremely frigid, is nevertheless wholesome, and the people are a hardy race.
8
The Orléans boatmen came flocking round her, a hardy race, who feared neither queen nor Mazarin.
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This idea was characteristic of a hardy race living a wild outdoor life in a rigorous climate.
10
Probably it was some other settler, one of that hardy race that fringed the colony on its western frontier.
11
The Chukches are a hardy race, but exceedingly indolent when want of food does not force them to exertion.
12
Where it is customary for hunger to marry thirst, there are happy marriages, and a hardy race of people.
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We are a hardy race.
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They are a hardy race.
15
He pronounced them a hardy race, adventurers by profession, and ready to seize every opportunity of profit or employment.
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What better preparation of a hardy race of God-trusting heroes could there have been, and what came of it all?
