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Significados de subterraneous passage em inglês
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Uso de subterraneous passage em inglês
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From this castle is a subterraneouspassage containing many curious remnants of antiquity.
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A lion that fled from them, perceived the subterraneouspassage, and took refuge in it.
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It communicates by a subterraneouspassage with the fountain, from which it is distant about 600 yards.
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Besides there is a door in it, which communicates probably with some subterraneouspassage leading into the open country.'
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It led through a horrible narrow canyon, which for some considerable distance was nothing more than a subterraneouspassage.
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She had made for him a subterraneouspassage opening into the street and its entrance was constructed close by a water jar.
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As Isabella took flight, she recollected a subterraneouspassage, which led from the vaults of the castle to the church of St. Nicholas.
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Into this chamber opens a subterraneouspassage, which is said by the Kurds, to continue a long way under ground, in the direction of Antakia.
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He took measures to render their project ineffectual, by ordering a trench to be cut inside the fort, across the line of their subterraneouspassage.
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"She is escaping by the subterraneouspassage, but she cannot have got far."
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"It must be Isabella escaping by the subterraneouspassage," he cried.
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They countermined the assailants, and, encountering them in the subterraneouspassages, drove them back, and demolished the frame-work of the galleries.
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Its walls are very thick, and in the interior are alleys, dark vaults, subterraneouspassages, &c. of the most solid construction.
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That subterraneouspassages from the Seminary to the Nunneries, we ourselves have seen, and close by the spot designated by our correspondent:-
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It was, as it were, a chain of threatening volcanoes, which, united by subterraneouspassages, ignite at the same moment with alarming sympathy.
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"Have you been to examine the subterraneouspassage?"