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The quite inevitable shock came on the evening of the twelfth day.
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Every twelfth day was my free day, and that was a good day.
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We were then greatly rejoiced; this was the twelfth day of our voyage.
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On the twelfth day, two of our number died and were cast overboard.
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It was on the twelfth day of the hunt that the sheep-herder found them.
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The twelfth day dawned normally, and she felt much better, almost, she thought, euphoric.
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What do you give to your true love on the twelfth day of Christmas?
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It was the twelfth day of October, of last year.
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On the twelfth day of Christmas-ahem-theWorldCup, the round dozen would fit snugly.
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One steamer sails every twelfth day from Portland to Seattle.
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I took no food, or no drink either, on the eleventh or the twelfth day.
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The twelfth day of the second moon was the anniversary of another interesting ceremony, viz.
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The third stage, that of cicatrization, then ensues about the tenth to the twelfth day.
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She made a recovery by the twelfth day, and the fetal sounds were plainly audible.
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The solemn ceremony of wedlock will be on the twelfth day from now, O Tezcat.
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Henry Clay was born on the twelfth day of April, 1777, in Hanover County, Virginia.
