португальский
avelã 
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Then cut the corn from the cob as directed in Lesson IV.
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I'll put the cob fixings in to secure it,' she said briskly.
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In the mouth of the slouch-hatted, unshaven driver was a corn-cob pipe.
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The boy put his hand upon the reins and stopped the cob.
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Hatch removed the corn-cob pipe from between his lips and laconically observed:
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We all take it the same way: large hazelnut, no sugar, extra cream.
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They vary in size from a millet seed to a hazelnut.
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The more you press him, the farther he jumps, like a hazelnut stick.
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Stir in the cream, lemon juice and hazelnut oil, and whisk to emulsify.
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Scatter the remainder of the crushed biscuit & hazelnut mixture on the top.
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These are the filbert of the Northwest and the Eastern black walnut.
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The remaining 35 filbert varieties in this orchard lost all their catkins.
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You could take it out in lumps as large as a filbert.
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The filbert has been one of our tantalizing species of nut trees.
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This is a view of the first filbert orchard planted in the Northwest.
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The fruit of the tree-double-setfilbert, telling nevertheless the happy equality.
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Fill in the corners with nut-trees, then, and make filbert walks.
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Probably if we had the filbert blight we would consider it more seriously.
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I took but one turn upon the filbert-walk, when Betty came to me.
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After these, fill every nook and corner with hazel, and make filbert walks.
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The filbert, too, I think, is especially adapted for waste lands on farms.
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You want to get us all thrown into this filbert factory?
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The filbert blight belongs with the diseases of the European grape and sweet cherry.
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Your information about the Kentish cob and the filbert is but half the truth.
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The filbert has just taken pot luck with the rest.
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The poor filbert of gaslight burning into floor after floor of slits of hallway.
