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cavalos de troia catalán
cavall de troia A large hollow wooden figure of a horse (filled with Greek soldiers) left by the Greeks outside Troy during the Trojan War.
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Opening the horse could only refer to the Wooden Horse of Troy.
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Others were wiser and would have left the Wooden Horse alone.
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To their minds, punishment had come upon Laocoön for his words against the Wooden Horse.
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Do you know the legend of the Wooden Horse, that got the Greek soldiers into Troy?
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SINON, a Greek spy, who persuaded the Trojans to take the Wooden Horse into their city
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He made us build a great Wooden Horse.
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There stood the Wooden Horse.
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Towlocks and His Wooden Horse.
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The guards beside the gates we slew and we made a citadel of the Wooden Horse and fought around it.
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Smooth, broad, flat and motionless she carried, like the Wooden Horse of Troy, a thousand dangers in the depths of her placidity.
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The Wooden Horse was brought within the walls and left upon the streets of the city and the darkness of the night fell.'
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About 9 o'clock a dash across the row of lighters from the Wooden Horse was led by Gen. Napier and his brigade major.
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For that matter, I've been increasingly inclined ever since Clinget's journals surfaced to go with Wooden Horse anyway, if we do mount the operation.
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The colt himself is the property of Wooden Horse Investments, Inc., from which Mrs. Karen Taylor, in whose name he runs, leases his racing qualities.
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Wagons pass, laden with gilded drums, wooden horses, playthings by the score.
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Roger would so like to know whether wooden horses' tails grow again.
