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The emigrants had in those days to cross the prairies in wagons.
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Numerous natural clearings or prairies relieve the sameness of the luxuriant forests.
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Daylight found him in the buckboard, skimming the prairies for the station.
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They hunted on the prairies, and speared fish in the neighboring pools.
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The moon was now well up on the prairies of the sky.
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The area was locally known as the prairies or the black belt.
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For miles over the silent prairies could these murderous yells be heard.
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You know there are extensive prairies in that part of the state.
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Ever since courageous Americans crossed the prairies, western songs have been popular.
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This, however, is a general precaution among the tribes of the prairies.
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Not until the 1880s did the phrase come to mean the prairies.
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At our feet were prairies rich as the garden of the Lord.
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They were found wild, in droves of thousands, grazing on the prairies.
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Leaving the Assiniboin River, they crossed the North Dakota prairies on foot.
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The vast forests and endless prairies give a romance to common things.
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It does not all lie upon the prairies, or among red-skinned savages.
