French writer known for works concerning women's rights and independence (1804-1876)
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In the first place, George Sand was not hostile to religious ideas.
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Good nature is what we need above all in reading George Sand.
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Alas, this was not the way George Sand met her dismissed lovers.
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In George Sand's pastoral novels we have some of these old words.
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This may be so, and George Sand warns us of this herself.
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It takes a long time to prevent and control the sand fully.
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When a sand boil shoots up clear water, it is not dangerous.
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That has made the sand industry appealing to investors in recent years.
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There is a rock rising from a great turquoise sea of sand.
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More than two billion years ago, sand settled on the ocean floor.
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The sand was thick; the horses labored; the drivers shielded their faces.
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With this new line in the sand comes the suggestion of regulation.
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Almost all courses already allow relief anywhere except water hazards and sand.
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It has sea and sand to hand too, when the mood strikes.
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She couldn't see the difference between sand recently gone or newly arrived.
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The sea, the flat sand, the whistling dunes are on my left.
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The two whites sank down in the sand in front of Daman.
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Many springs exist in the interior which lose themselves in the sand.
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The voids in the sand grit and gravel were 27 per cent.
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I could hear the sound of sand falling, the paper bags crinkling.
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On one side the sea; on the other, sand; above, illimitable space.
