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The Rhine soon takes a sharp turn eastwards, and the walls of the valley recede again.
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End of this week, say, after we leave Catania and turn eastwards...
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We turned eastwards, walking slowly, and I began to resume my self-control.
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The muscles beneath his cheek strained, and Temeraire righted himself, turning eastwards.
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If one eats with face turned eastwards, one becomes endued with longevity.
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And Jesson isn't the first who has turned eastwards, during the last few months.
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Helen's face was turned eastwards towards the fast-fading evening glow.
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After a few miles it is joined by the Wallabrook, and at that point turns eastwards.
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And then it suddenly turns eastwards and cuts its way with unbridled fury through the eastern ridges of the Andes.
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We thence turned eastwards into the delta of the Soormah, which we traversed in a north-easterly direction to the stream itself.
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'We must have turned eastwards in the night.'
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One should eat, with face turned eastwards, one's food, restraining speech the while and without censuring the food that is eaten.
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The army turned eastwards, and distributed itself over all the roads leading from the Channel to the Rhine and the Upper Danube.
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They followed the station approach road inland until they reached the main thoroughfare, along which they turned eastwards in the direction of Hull.
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When they set sail again, all eyes were turned Eastwards: happy would he be who should first sight the land of their desire.
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Within half an hour the two stole out of the house, and on reaching the Ludgate Hill end of the Old Bailey turned eastwards.