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Here the road parts from the river, and strikes into the waterless desert.
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Why should a man always wear a watch when he travels in a waterless desert?
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It is a waterless desert, without a blade of grass, and haunted from end to end by Apaches.
4
Their advance, which had hitherto led them through a waterless desert, was now checked by a raging torrent.
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Farther south, towards Lake Balkash, on the southeastern frontier, is a wide waterless desert, Bek-pak-dala, or Famine Steppe.
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Beyond lies the waterless desert.
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It's practically waterless desert.
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Why should a man always wear a watch when he travels in a waterless desert?-Becauseevery watch has a spring in it.
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So, all unwitting, meaning no mischief, they wander further and further from the right road, and find themselves at last in a waterless desert.
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Along the north, as already mentioned, trended the line of "bluffs;" and beyond these there was nothing but the parched and waterless desert.
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It is to-day practically an airless and waterless desert, alternating between the heat of its long day and the intense cold of its long night.
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Waterless deserts and rugged mountain ranges divided the two scenes of action.
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Distance counts as nothing, and neither thundering rivers nor waterless deserts can deter them.
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Long ago the army's mosquito nets have adorned the prickly bushes of the waterless deserts.
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There are some waterless deserts here, too, but none so large as the Sahara in North Africa.
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'Have I learned that, notwithstanding all supplies, this world without Him is a waterless desert?
