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The intestines of our mountains are gorged with precious ore to plethora.
2
Nevertheless, it is pleasant to find the precious ore anywhere in these unpoetical times.
3
Now his master seized him and, like precious ore, purified him in the flames.
4
The government claims a monopoly of precious ore.
5
Great wagon loads of food and tools went up, and bags of precious ore came back.
6
After innumerable perils incident to Arctic regions, the ships were loaded with the precious ore and returned.
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The buttercups like precious ore were spread:
8
Where it was sealed up, presenting that slightly dented, uneven surface, it looked like some precious ore.
9
Nine voices out of ten have to be drilled for like precious ore. Just you study on.
10
They use mercury and nitric acid, which also cause breathing problems, to leach precious ore out of sediment.
11
Like him who finds the precious ore among the mountains, I can not part with you so found.
12
In one of the branches they found the continuation of the vein of precious ore, and followed it up.
13
Both of them then returned to the place, which the miner examined, and pronounced the soil full of precious ore.
14
Its princes and nobles lavishly employed the precious ore in ornaments, some weighing 1,300 ounces.
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The precious ore was cast into the scales of justice, even when held by the most conscientious of our Anglo-Saxon kings.
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This being a good plan, both girls soon had their precious ore well-tied in their mountain boots, and were ready to proceed.
