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Inside were hundreds of large wooden spools wound about with knotted string.
2
Beyond, the River Cydron wound about at the foot of the hill.
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In settled country, even the wildest wood is wound about with paths.
4
This she wound about his limp body, making a long, tight bandage.
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And how like a shroud the sheet was wound about his frame!
6
The next time those arms wound about him, that would be the end.
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He had a scarf wound about his neck after the fashion of sheepherders.
8
The vague, clammy thing that had been wound about her heart suddenly relaxed.
9
Coils of creepers wound about my feet, dark bramble thickets rose before me.
10
A cord wound about his muzzle and a sack came over his head.
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The thing wound about your left wrist will not help you in time either.
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He carried the gold he had gathered in a bag wound about his body.
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Her arms were pinned behind her, and more tape was wound about her wrists.
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So the poor man got home with the hair safely wound about his finger.
15
The two friends walked through the orange-grove, their arms wound about each other, girl-fashion.
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As for the lady, she had a black lace muffler wound about her face.
