1
I shall eat strawberries, and watch you search for 'brothers.'
2
Comes the revolution and we'll all eat strawberries and scream!
3
Isabel will eat strawberries and tomatoes and cucumbers straight from the garden, and sip lemonade.
4
They eat strawberries too, don't they?
5
Yes, he can eat strawberries.
6
If they're lucky, they'll get to pay a small fortune to eat strawberries and cream in the pelting rain.
7
The authors personally know of a family the male members of which for several generations could not eat strawberries without symptoms of poisoning.
8
The three snuggled together in the morning room eating strawberries and cream.
9
Some persons, on eating strawberries, will immediately be affected with a nettle-rash.
10
After that she ate strawberries,-withoutthe flea and without the hives.
11
Linnaeus cured his gout and protracted his life by eating strawberries.
12
Presently they are seated on camp-stools sipping tea, eating strawberries and cakes, under the striped sun-blind.
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There are only two ways of eating strawberries.
14
They were eating strawberries, and seemed at peace.
15
At present, however, they satisfied themselves with eating strawberries, which were very plentiful upon the island.
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When you are tired of eating strawberries in the garden, there shall be cold meat in the house.