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The one in the little sloop-of-war in these very waters.
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Their hands are plunged into the very waters of life.
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The very waters in the south are clear, flowing, rustling; in the north muddy, sneaking, stagnant.
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The very waters were in a holiday mood.
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The very waters found a voice and bade her depart, in smothered cries of, Depart hence!
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He never guessed at any deeper poison at work far below, tainting the very waters at their source.
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He was now put in charge of cleaning up the biggest environmental disaster in U.S. history in those very waters.
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Jones, the electrician, had just finished reading the adventures of a young British gunner in these very waters somewhere back in the eighties.
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It is the air the gods and heroes used to breathe; they fought and played, indeed, over these very waters and wind-swept hills.
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Then a sort of superstitious awe crept over the slave as she remembered that it was in these very waters that Aphiz had been drowned.
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"Who would imagine that three men lost their lives last night in those very waters?"