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When the moist sand is reached the task is half over.
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The horses' feet fell without noise in the cool, moist sand.
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They can be kept in a box filled with moist sand or bran.
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To increase humidity naturally, place the beets on moist sand.
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They somewhat allayed their burning thirst by putting the moist sand to their mouths.
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The lad dug his heel into the moist sand and watched the hole fill with water.
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The barefooted traveller may walk for miles and be trackless, so tough and elastic the moist sand.
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Carrots do especially well in moist sand.
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The overjoyed fellow kept it up for several minutes, making the cold, moist sand fly in every direction.
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Also, the pier spanned a hundred yards of beach, which entailed anchoring the wood siding in moist sand.
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The creature shot through the broken qanat barrier, flinching as it squirmed over the line of moist sand.
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Stretched across the ground at her feet she saw clearly the impression of a body in the moist sand.
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As the waters retreated from the beach, vast numbers of sulphur-yellow and orange coloured butterflies congregated on the moist sand.
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Keep these during the winter, either in the pulp, or in cool, moist sand, so that their vitality may remain unimpaired.
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A flock of seagulls swooped en masse down onto the beach in the distance, and began strutting along the moist sand.
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When a slip or cutting is placed in water or in moist sand it makes a root before it continues much in growth.
