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1 They must have served for a public promenade , like the bastions of Geneva.
2 Or do you call this place a garden, a park, a public promenade ?
3 A captain conducts the two victims to the public promenade where they are hung.
4 On the public promenade I met a magnificent woman.
5 The event later shifted to a public promenade overlooking the glitzy Marina Bay, the police said.
6 Bowing once to a person upon a public promenade or drive is all that civility requires.
7 In 1750, Colonel Bouchette says, it served as a public promenade , and was covered by a public platform.
8 Stephen, if you do not walk more slowly, I declare I shall run after you down the public promenade !
9 On the 3d of February, eight armed men appeared on the public promenade , and plundered a large number of persons.
10 Is there any other place in America where gentlemen still take off their hats to one another on the public promenade ?
11 With her own eyes she had seen him seize the lady's wrist with great violence on the public promenade by the lake.
12 The pier has, as usual, two stages; the upper and narrower for a public promenade , the lower and broader one for business.
13 A day or two since I met a Vévaisan on the public promenade , with whom business had led to a slight acquaintance.
14 This great lady is not to be blamed for deeming that her errand-boy was pointing her out vulgarly on a public promenade .
15 In autumn, the public promenade is tree-lined with spectacular colour, and in summer it's a welcome retreat from the heat of the city.
16 This development would interpose massive apartment blocks ("up to six-storeys high") and a marina between the public promenade and the sea.
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