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1 All the high-spirited boys in books rob orchards , and become great men.
2 Some unlucky rascals who rob orchards are caught up the tree at once.
3 He was a bad boy-always fighting and robbing orchards and getting kept after school.
4 One tribe on a visit to Philadelphia killed cattle and robbed orchards as they passed.
5 He who begins with robbing orchards , rabbit-warrens, and fish-ponds, will probably end with horsestealing, or highway robbery.
6 Jack's favorite sport was in robbing orchards .
7 Of the Fruit Committee, many of the members were dead or dying, and the rest were robbing orchards .
8 Strange it was not, for he hated books, and loved climbing, fighting, playing, and robbing orchards , to distraction.
9 We happened to be living in Chelsea at the time he ought to have been robbing orchards : that, of course, was my fault.
10 In robbing orchards he was usually a leader; and, as he grew older, he delighted to take part in any poaching or smuggling adventure.
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