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The thoughts of Irish people worldwide will turn homewards tomorrow, St Patrick's Day.
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After that the nuts were tame; there was nothing left but to turn homewards.
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He suggested that we should turn homewards.
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Sorrowful, and yet with a glad heart, did Louise part from little Paul, and then turn homewards.
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A mountain fog came on just as I was about to turn homewards, and I completely lost my way.
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Come, let us turn homewards.
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As they were about to turn homewards, Amy said quickly, 'Come and walk a little way home with me.'
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The traveller on the Nile had to turn homewards on reaching Elephantine, as that was the station of the last Persian garrison.
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Alone and undisturbed I sat all day sketching, till the fires were lighted in the West and warned me I must turn homewards.
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At length the time came when he had to turn homewards again, in order to return to the queen by the appointed day.
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The Major and Mrs. Trustcott, he soon learned, were Southerners; but they would not turn homewards for another three months yet, at least.
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When just about to turn homewards, to ease his mother's anxiety, what should he see, but some cows walking on the surface of the water!
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Without speaking the two men turned homewards, and walked across the moor.
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All at once I was conscious of extreme fatigue and turned homewards.
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Why, having carefully taken the bearings of the tree, I turned homewards.
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So we turned homewards, for the Indian Conference had proved a failure.
