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For several miles beyond Carr Bridge I passed over the wildest moorland.
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No sign of its habitual rain and wind hung over the moorland.
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On either side spread the sort of moorland of the wide pass-head.
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As the darkness fell she crept across the moorland to Hart Hall.
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Ahead on the horizon, the moorland was barren, virtually treeless, almost otherworldly.
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We were following a track down a dip in an open moorland.
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He, too, had seen the moorland and the men who had gone.
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Across the moorland went a thing-halfwolf, half woman-themother of Grendel.
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He felt scared, bruised, terrified, like one of these poor moorland hares.
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And they're nice pictures, too, moorland landscapes and that sort of thing.
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A large wildfire on Lancashire moorland may burn for another week, police fear.
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The only school was nearly four miles off, up on the open moorland.
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Prisoners are already used in large numbers in recovering moorland for agricultural purposes.
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Out of the mists of the moorland the Evil Thing strode.
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The farm-house stood a mile above the village, in a wild moorland country.
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The wind howled fiercely over the moorland; a close, thick, wetting rain descended.
