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1 He paused at last, just at the dark margin of an impenetrable thicket .
2 It was an almost impenetrable thicket , spangled with tall autumnal flowers.
3 Five miles away from the foot of the hills was an impenetrable thicket of chaparral.
4 In an almost impenetrable thicket of small cedars, the dogs sent up their chorus of barks.
5 A tall tree had recently fallen, crashing through what would otherwise have been an impenetrable thicket .
6 Some 40 yards from where he knelt there was an almost impenetrable thicket of low brush.
7 Sometimes he had been tangled for hours at a time in a dense and almost impenetrable thicket .
8 Erling did the same, and both drew up their steeds with their backs towards an impenetrable thicket .
9 Forrestier's Peninsula was an almost impenetrable thicket , growing to the brink of a perpendicular cliff of basalt.
10 Within the fence everything is an impenetrable thicket of weeds and vines-blackberry ,thistle ,ironweed ,pokeweed ,elder ,golden-rod
11 Saul could see nothing but his straight road before and behind, the impenetrable thicket and the white sky.
12 To the east, an impenetrable thicket of magnolias, papaws, oak and bean trees-tothe north, the pine wood before mentioned.
13 We found that the part of the island frequented by the bears forms an almost impenetrable thicket of the broad-leaved willow.
14 He threw the light of his lantern through a gap in the hedge, but could see nothing beyond an impenetrable thicket .
15 I couldn't really see anything, and when I tried to go towards the screams, I was stopped by an impenetrable thicket .
16 They ploughed through what looked to her like an impenetrable thicket ; they forded the stream where it widened out placidly, stepping on boulders.
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