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There is a golden fig, Miss Penelope,-thefruit of great knowledge, the magical fruit, too, they say.
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It was called the Golden Fig Tour - part of the GoMedia Comedy Carnival, in association with Grandpa Figs.
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They led him to the hut of their chief, and placed before him golden dates, golden figs, and bread of gold.
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Two countries have placed a strangler fig on their coats of arms.
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And my sisters of the strangler fig tree turned bad men into rabbits.
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One of the trunks from the strangler fig suddenly shifted, moved to block Skylan's way.
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The strangler fig tree vented its rage on him.
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The druids had not turned Skylan's men into rabbits or ordered the strangler fig to attack.
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The wild fig was a terrible thing.
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Five green, tube-nosed, nectar-eating bats had been caught in the wild fig trees of the Kratke Mountains.
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Stopped at the Barahduree as usual, this one surrounded with wild fig, plum, peach, pomegranate, and mulberry trees.
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The veldt rolled out on either side of them in a tangle of wild fig trees and acacia bushes.
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Siup, a kind of wild fig, is applied to the scurf or leprosy of the Nias people, when not inveterate.
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Researchers working in Uganda occasionally observed chimps eating unusual foods, such as the bark and leaves of wild fig trees.
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Now in front of the gateway of the cattle-kraal, shading it, grew a single big tree of the wild fig order.
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There he made a huge pile of figs under the biggest of the wild fig trees, and hid himself in the pile.
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We ascended into the defile by a path among the rocks, overshadowed by olive and wild fig trees, to the celebrated fountains of Vaucluse.
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In 2012, Nibs recorded the critically acclaimed, "In the shade of the wild fig", with long time friend and collaborator, Guy Buttery.
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Among the fruits used by them is a kind of wild fig; and they eat also the kernels of that fruit which resembles a pine-apple.
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The wild fig is often a dangerous parasite, and does not attain perfection without completing some work of destruction among its neighbors in the forest.
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The seed was carried there by some bird that had fed upon the fruit of a wild fig, and it rooted itself with surprising facility.
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Intersected with Fiumaras which roll torrents during the monsoon, they are covered with a scrub of thorns, wild fig, aloe, and different kinds of Cactus.
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Wild fig trees here are many, but not so large as those in America.
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With the wild figs, however, Heaton, who was a capital horticulturist, fancied he could do something.
