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As he ran along the almost deserted sea road he passed the Noxon home.
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They were going the old, long West Indies sea road.
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They could enter the city via Booterstown and the sea road at Sandymount, all being one-way.
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Bungalow after bungalow along the sea road.
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He'll be for buying one of them big houses on the sea road and keeping his own trap.
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They soon left the sea road behind, striking south and west toward the mountains for the next few days.
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They bred in him belief that he was coming to happiness by that sea road that glistered before us.
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And now one after the other they've been carried along the sea road and up the ancient lane in their coffins.
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From there we can start down the sea road and send a bird to Wistan's grandparents to say we have him.
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And the funeral procession wound along the barren sea road, the lily-covered coffin on a trolley drawn by the estate labourers.
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Taking the old sea road, they came at last to Barbados, and here the Albemarle, seized by a storm, was wrecked.
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Winter comes soon among the mountains, and the roads are bad, even the sea road, which is the one we shall take.
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Yes, he was walking along the Sea Road.
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Here on the Sea Road he paused.
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The deceased, aged in his early twenties, was found at his residence on Sea Road on Wednesday morning.
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He spread a map on the hood of his car and tapped North Sea Road near the cemetery.