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The tough oak resisted; the chisel slipped; it was maddeningly slow work.
2
I'm thinking the Eternal Rest casket-it'soak, good for a thousand years.
3
The pillars in the transept have their capitals beautifully carved in oak.
4
The curve of the fireplace and the oak panelling are simple Tudor.
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Soon the words were clear, and the spirit in the oak said:
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In the morning, the friendly oak tree dispensed breakfast and shaving equipment.
2
It's like asking God how much time goes into an oak tree.
3
The oak tree beside it stood quieted of its moaning and tossing.
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Bobby forgot all about the acorn and skipped up the oak tree.
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Then Ned rolled in his blankets, and slept under an oak tree.
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There used to be the root of an old oak tree there.
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Here and there a secular oak tree maintained a solitude around it.
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Then he waked up, and he was not under the oak tree.
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Directly below him, in an oak tree, a crow congress had convened.
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Thundering erupted from behind the oak tree, and Rune looked toward it.
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It had just rooted up an oak tree with its twin-tusked snout.
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Abby was trying to see into the foliage of the oak tree.
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They spiraled around the old oak tree, rising higher with each loop.
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Waves gently lapped at the gnarled, exposed roots of the oak tree.
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At that instant I wheeled my horse behind a big oak tree.
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Gage rolled to a stop beneath a gnarled oak tree and parked.
