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The first that ever I saw; but the grapes are rare things.
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The women and girls picked the grapes, and laid them in baskets.
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She would make do with grapes and water for lunch, right here.
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Only briefly though, because I am also going to talk about grapes.
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The latter is made of the black grapes, in a peculiar manner.
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The arrows of the decumbent sun gilded the ripening grapes above them.
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Serve grapes and chocolate on a platter, with a wonderful sweet wine.
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In all the above discussion, the so-called native grapes alone are considered.
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Madam, - On April 13th I bought a plastic container of grapes.
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Then they saw another girl standing in the tangle of wild grapes.
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Across the Atlantic, U.S. winemakers are harvesting their grapes two-to-three weeks early.
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But grapes and fruit are amongst the most valuable of the crops.
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He thought he saw Linda near the grapes, whispering behind a fan.
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There they wandered content in chestnut-forests, and gathered grapes at the vintage.
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The grapes were plucking or gathered in, and everywhere there were songs.
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The peasants are good to them, bringing them grapes and lobster Thermidore.
