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A streamlet 3 m. wide entered the Arinos on the right bank.
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What that streamlet is to the field, prayer is to the Christian.
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But being a youth of sense he did not desert the streamlet.
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The men helped her to a streamlet some hundreds of yards away.
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But she stepped across the tiny streamlet without giving him her hand.
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We owe much of Wordsworth's intimate acquaintance with streamlet beauty to it.
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It was in a little woodland glen, with a streamlet tumbling through it.
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Elle wandered over to peer into a streamlet of the glowing green water.
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They have never seen the country, never heard the streamlet flow:
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And then they went down into the glen, where the mountain streamlet tumbled.
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At this the streamlet, from which she drew the water, asked:
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A little farther on the right was another streamlet, coming from the south-east.
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Near the concierge's room was the dyeing establishment responsible for the pink streamlet.
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The little streamlet, lately all crystal and sunshine, was now turbid and bloody.
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One more streamlet, 1 m. wide, was reached that day on the right.
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Close by there is a shallow, rock-bound streamlet which divides Lorraine from Alsace.
