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Meanings of mad gallop in English
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Usage of mad gallop in English
1
Then bounding on his pony, away he sped at mad gallop, westward.
2
Her nerves were growing steadier; the mad gallop of her heart was slackening.
3
Never had Brownie indulged in such a mad gallop as this.
4
Presently he heard another horse approaching at the same mad gallop.
5
My heart went beating wildly, like the mad gallop of a runaway horse.
6
Sybil Wilbur evidently looked on it as a mad gallop.
7
Saying which, he whipped up his horse, and tore on at a mad gallop.
8
No mad gallop now, but a slow, moody jog- apaceripe for any pessimism.
9
He strung himself for a mad gallop of wrath, gave her a shudder, and relapsed.
10
The beast lunged forward and shot off at a mad gallop with his flanks streaming blood.
11
The dogs saw it immediately, and in an instant they were after it at a mad gallop.
12
Off they started at a mad gallop, leaving the bewildered Debby a crumpled heap in the roadway.
13
Enthusiasm plies a whip that starts steeds in a mad gallop it is not easy to arrest.
14
Then the hotel man leaped to his horse, freeing it and starting off at a mad gallop.
15
Lucien slowed Oberon until he halted by a large oak, his sides heaving from the mad gallop.
16
The carriage was turned; the driver jumped upon the horses, and, in a mad gallop, onward it sped.
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