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Beyond lay stone and fire and secrets best whispered in the dark.
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She lay stone still for a moment, trying to catch her breath.
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I run ez fast ez my feet'd carry me to whar David lay stone dead.
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Scarpines and strappado won't lay stone on stone!
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The Axeine lay stone dead, with his neck broken, the huge carcass pressing on the legs of his rider.
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Suddenly he stopped-downwent his head, and over he rolled close under the rock, and there he lay stone dead!
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He drove a stake into the ground and laid stones against it.
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The box in which they lay was formed by laying stones together in a kind of cement.
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Below the bridge, the conjoined streams followed an arrow-straight channel neatly bounded by ancient, hand- laid stone embankments.
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The maid's thong was an embroidered band, whereon lay stones green like grass, that sparkled among the gold.
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Not the kind that laid stone eggs deep inside of you until you filled up with heaviness and despair.
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The practice of laying stone, in his early life, made him want to build him a stone house in Michigan.
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He put the cost per acre for trenching, laying stones in the drains, sand and manure, at L21 per acre.
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"When it was five degrees outside", Roger says, "I kept laying stone all winter".
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The blacksmith handles hot iron without pain, while the mason lays stones and works in lime, without scratching or corroding his flesh.
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Why it is a good rule of stone masons never to lay stones on edge, but always on their natural bedding planes.