Moreover, he had come to a broader road running through a littletableland.
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But on the littletableland the moon was shining clearly.
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She found just the place in a corner of the littletableland where the grass grew tall and thick.
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At the edge of the littletableland, Larsen drew down his mount to a walk and turned in the saddle.
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The place was the edge of a littletableland where in a hollow among rocks lay a collection of mud-walled huts.
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A stream of spring water flashed across that littletableland, dark in the shadow of the big trees, silver in the sunlight.
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The uncut end of the former trail led back to a littletableland supporting a patch of tilling and tenanted by an uninhabited hut.
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And there is Besantheim, and there is Eddyhowe, and there, on that queer littletableland, is Wilsonia, and just round the corner is Rabindranathopolis....