1I heard the sheriff clomp down, then back up the hall.
2Outside the clomp and rattle of a carriage stopped before the front door.
3The clomp of feet on the floor followed, and then the door was jerked open.
4In the city, trained horses clomp across stone.
5His heavy shoes clomp on the sagging floorboards.
6He turned to clomp back toward his office.
7The clomp of footsteps, a firm one-two.
8Then he turned and started toward Nico, the clomp of his boots the only noise in the warehouse.
9She opens the door crying and staring at him through the screen while footsteps clomp down a staircase.
10They clomp through dirt and mud.
11When I turned back to the stairs I heard it: the quick, constant clomp of boots descending the steps.
12As I watched her clomp out of sight I felt more alone than I ever had in this city.
13Then she was Carcolf again, and she stepped smartly away and let Shev's foot clomp down on the boards.
14Horse after horse appears, heavy bob-tailed Percherons that clomp down the ramps, snorting and blowing and already in harness.
15Tom would clomp down the path on his way from the house to the shop, with little Jack not far behind.
16All night she could hear the clomp of horses' feet echoing down the alley, then the sliding of heavy mew doors.
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