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Their far-off hills seem an awful lot greener than my tired domain.
2
The scattered palm trees and the far-off hills stood out in strong relief.
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When he did, he looked at the far-off hills with his heavy eyes.
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There were the far-off hills beyond, white, grey; and purpling as the distance gained.
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He could see it almost tossing among the far-off hills.
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It was evening in the bad-lands, and the red sun had slipped behind the far-off hills.
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She sat, now, idly watching the sun sink in the western sky, behind the far-off hills.
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Her eyes wandered to the far-off hills.
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These far-off hills were named the Alfred and Marie Range, in honour of their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh.
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It has cast illusions over the future, colouring the far-off hills with glorious purple which, reached, are barren rocks and cold snow.
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Well, these fertile meadows were formed out of the loam that has been washed down the streams from the far-off hills and mountains.
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West wind, wild cloud, red river, they pour forth as by one impulse-forthfrom the far-offhills.
