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A short, whimsical read which is sure to delight die-hard Austen fans.
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That said, die-hard King fans weren't so easily swayed by the negativity.
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We, as die-hard fans, have a very public relationship with the team.
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This is the real thing. Will he remain a die-hard Yankee fan?
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These are the die-hard gear hounds like me who buy anything new.
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It proved to her that caste overcame all else In the rock-ribbed east.
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Various feelings had gradually stiffened an early general approval into a rock-ribbed resolve.
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To the north spanned a soup-bowl valley ringed by rock-ribbed peaks.
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With the remainder the terrible journey across the rock-ribbed and forest-covered isthmus was begun.
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Was fortune going to prove unkind to the good old rock-ribbed Green Mountain State?
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Turkey's rock-ribbed position is almost utterly antithetical to anything the Israelis might want to hear.
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In other words, the spine is a bodily structure as old as the rock-ribbed hills.
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Bell System employees were famous as rock-ribbed Kiwanis and Rotary members, Little-League enthusiasts, school-board people.
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The Hawke twenty wriggled and writhed, but in the end gave way-allsave a rock-ribbed quartette.
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At four o'clock a violent gale was howling over the reaches of ice and rock-ribbed land.
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The rock-ribbed and heavily wooded island belonged to Lucile's father, a fish canner of Anacortes, Washington.
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They called to one another and listened with mute wonder at the echo among the rock-ribbed hills.
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From among the rock-ribbed hills of New Hampshire sprang the greatest of American orators and statesmen, Daniel Webster.
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Old Ironsides could have been called Stone Mountain as appropriately as its neighbor, for truly it was rock-ribbed.
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That because the rock-ribbed Vermont ancestor's idea of duty can never be ours, we have no duty to acknowledge?
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To descend a rock-ribbed hill, overgrown with tangled underbrush and buried in decaying tree-trunks, is hardly easier than to ascend it.