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dell

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What happened to Shane Auslander and Dewey Dell and all the others did not happen to Mark Underhill.

He handed two of them to Philip Underhill, then went to the other side of the table to give papers to the Auslanders, Bill Wilk, and Jennie Dell.

Bill Wilk, Jennie Dell, and the Auslanders separated from the brothers and from one another before they reached the sidewalk.

Everyone but Sam was done eating before it was my turn to describe how Kimber and I had been lured to the blowdown and what had happened afterward in the Routt Divide with Phil Barrett and with Dell and Cathy Franklin.

Had he bribed Dell Chuba to take her to dinner just to get her out of the way?

The Orsovan dell is the culminating point of all the beauty and grandeur of the Danubian hills.

Portland-Smith should have been driven to suicide just as Georgia met Ramillies, and fishier still that Ramillies should have looked up his ancestors just as Georgia fell for Dell.

Chris Mann, The T-34 Battle Tank, MBI Publishing, 1999 Jukes, Geoffrey, Kursk, The Clash of Armour, Ballantine Books, 1969 Luck, Hans von, Panzer Commander, Dell Publishing, 1989 Macksey, Kenneth, Tank Versus Tank, Grub Street, London, 1999 Melhnthin, F.

Over the lip of the dell in which she stood, a pale, glistening army appeared: a moaning wave of goggle-eyed, shapeless fleshy things, Lemures, the mindless, maggot-like living refuse of Hell.

Merei and Dell will be along shortly, but it is harder for Mesta to keep the pace.

Alan Dell had dragged his dazzled eyes away from Lady Ramillies for an instant, only to be confronted immediately by Miss Adamson, seated directly behind her.

And soon, placid, unsurprised, at her extreme ease, loomed into sight who but my ox-headed Rosinante in these dells, cropping her delightful way along in search of her drowned master.

The Prince stept onwards, down the declivity, across the dell, into the wood.

Even within living memory the English tourist has often met in the lonely dells and among the mountain passes of Wales the wayworn minstrel, with harp strung to his shoulders, ever ready to delight the traveller with the bewitching notes of his lyre and song.

Though Gurgi eyed the dells longingly, sniffing the smoke of cookfires wafting from the cottage chimneys, Taran did not turn from the path he had chosen.