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To discover any ambitious literary effort in this period, we must turn northward again.
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It had made its turn northward, the yelps increasing in volume as it approached!
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They saw her turn northward on the Bellefontaine Road.
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If they turn northward with the Gulf Stream at the Azores, they may soon reach the coast of Scotland.
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Gaining control of them with a knife or gun, he forced them to turn northward -and down the hill.
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We soon note the unrestored portions, the site of the old Porte Limbert, and turn northward to the Porte St. Lazare.
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The river made a sharp turn northward, and at the bend the water was deeper and broader than we had seen it elsewhere.
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Whether they would answer the call of the dogs and turn northward, or whether they would range southward in quest of prey, was uncertain.
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On our march to the sea, if the orders were ever given to turn northward, "the boys" would get very much depressed.
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For that reason alone I feel a personal dislike to turning northward.
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The German remained at a great height and quickly turned northward again.
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I turned northward again, stepped down into the next hollow and stopped.
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Turning northward, the most important presses were those of York and Newcastle.
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At the farther end of the strait the coast turns northward.
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The eyes of all the warlike young men now turned northward.
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Thence it turned northward again through swamps, and ended in mountains called Shaku.