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Meanings of western prairies in English
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Usage of western prairies in English
1
This prisoner had the appearance of just having been lassoed on the wild western prairies.
2
They more closely resemble the intelligent and noble races inhabiting the western prairies of North America.
3
Ruby Gillis was sleeping in the white-heaped graveyard; Jane Andrews was teaching a school on western prairies.
4
He has catapulted his Reform Party from the western prairies into a transforming force in Canadian politics.
5
The aurochs is a species of buffalo greatly resembling those which used to roam our western prairies.
6
He has spent by himself days and weeks in the vast solitudes of our western prairies and southern morasses.
7
Many thousands of these magnificent animals congregate in herds, which roam from north to south over the western prairies.
8
The poor of the western prairies lie almost as unhealthily close together as do the poor of the city tenements.
9
There is a chivalrous spirit in these rangers of the western prairies not to be exceeded in history or modern times.
10
Where the sod is very light, as on the far western prairies, the more ordinary forms of plows may be used.
11
In Canada, yellow clover will grow with much vigor in all areas susceptible of cultivation, unless on certain of the western prairies.
12
The Indian summer had come at last; "the Sagamores of the tribes had lighted their council-fires" on the western prairies.
13
The puma wanders across the plains of Patagonia, and ravages the flocks of the settlers on the western prairies of the United States.
14
Pity we have no cards with us; it would be amusing to be the first man introducing that game into the western prairies.
15
Have we not reason to believe that the reading, intelligent majorities of the western prairies are to bring us some light and benefit?
16
As the years came and went the Ingelows at home remembered only at long intervals that they had a sister on the western prairies.
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