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Meanings of scale the rock in English

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Usage of scale the rock in English
1
The people land, and begin to scale the rock.
The Cruise of the Mary Rose; Or, Here and There in the Pacific
2
He could not give up the attempt to scale the rock: but he would do it very cautiously.
Feats on the Fiord / The third book in "The Playfellow"
3
A sign sits at the base of the climb, imploring visitors to reconsider their need to scale the rock.
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4
A sign also sits at the base of the climb, imploring visitors to reconsider their need to scale the rock.
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5
There's also a sign that sits at the base of the climb, imploring visitors to reconsider their need to scale the rock.
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6
Are we well enough to scale the rocks now and get to our clothes?
Dangerous Ages
7
Many of the knights had quit their saddles and were trying to scale the rocks.
Tuck
8
So shall I scale the rocks in front, not leave my name carved upon those behind me.
Annals of a Quiet Neighbourhood
9
Defeated in his attempts to capture a nymph, Alberich scales the rock, seizes the gold and makes off with it.
Richard Wagner, Composer of Operas
10
"With this I shall scale the rock and skirt the bay!"
Nedra
11
He scaled the rocks like a goatherd, and his foot-tracks in the snow were long, like the route of a giant.
Bohemian Days: Three American Tales
12
A little green crab scaled the rock and regarded Myrrima with its eyes talks, drops of water oozing from its mouth.
The Lair of Bones
13
There was no way to assault it from the bottom of the valley, and it was impossible to scale the rocks above it.
The Companions of Jehu
14
The knights and soldiers coming up from the rear were scaling the rocks in a courageous effort to get at the archers above.
Tuck
15
Then all leapt from the boats, and each man, with his musket slung at his back, scaled the rocks as best he might.
With Wolfe in Canada: The Winning of a Continent
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We did not look for it, but certainly nothing but an owl, or some other bird, could ever hope to scale the rocks successfully.
Byways Around San Francisco Bay
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