And the first known bird only makes its appearance in the oolite, about half-way through that latest period. |
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It must have been, I suppose, half-way between midnight and dawn when I arrived in Yarmouth. |
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Then it became a coaling station, a supply store, a half-way town, and an ocean post-office. |
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The more so, as the Pescadores islands, half-way between, are within sight of the mainland. |
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At last came in sight the half-way house, where the horses were to have a rest and a sponge down. |
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There he jimmied a window with his pocket knife and got it opened, only to have it fall on his neck when he was about half-way in. |
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The Eastern Star lay no great distance from us, with the quarantine flag flying from her main, and her Jack half-way up her peak. |
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Nostrils elliptical, rather large, about half-way between the cere and ridge. |
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And the first conflagrations from the Paris centre spread westward half-way to the sea. |
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The next ball came straight for the middle stump, but was blocked back half-way between the creases, and another run was stolen. |
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By the time I had pulled half-way down one row I could feel the callithump working. |
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Before he was half-way from Burrowes' house to the mission station, he was overtaken by the Rev. Mr. deighton. |
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A half-way sentence was imposed, and he was banished to Dapidan, on the island of Mindanao. |
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Rambler's nicker of welcome stopped him half-way and held him there, hot with guilt. |
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They appeared together in the church, a barnlike edifice, with great galleries half-way between the floor and the roof. |
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Situated half-way up the ALM, the cottage was luckily protected from the mighty winds. |
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It so happened that half-way down the cliff, which is twelve fathoms high, there was a boy named manaia. |
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That final rush met with so little opposition that Cole went stumbling and falling half-way to the end line! |
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And at last it was settled, and here I am in the train, half-way to Windermere. |
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In the Deccan, half-way between Bombay and Nagpur, there is a very remarkable salt lake. |
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When they were half-way down the street, acton looked at Nasmyth with a dry smile. |
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Billy Chope, half-way across the floor, recoiled from the corpse, and glared at it pallidly from the doorway. |
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Any boy more 'gleg at the uptak' would have met his parents half-way, and eased their burden. |
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About half-way to the summit, she climbed a rock as if she were a goat, and looked all round her. |
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Everything went well until half-way to town, when Jimmy Brown sicked his dog on the goat, and then the trouble commenced. |
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We had done over 380 miles and were getting on for half-way to South Georgia. |
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Cut your kerf on the side toward the landing place, let the notch go half-way or a trifle more through the trunk. |
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He was already half-way down the cliff, suspended on the llianas that had formed the swing bridge. |
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They were half-way down the heathery hill-side when a very ruffled and indignant Sadie overtook them. |
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It is the half-way mark, the child of the reaper and the parent of the self-binder. |
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It was Slick Kid that flew the traps, but Anville Dasher showed his usual middle pace and led from half-way into the straight. |
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Tarry here a few minutes, it is but half-way up the Aventine. |
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And the Kiondiker threw down his pelts and nuggets as dross, and let his jaw fall half-way, and stared at her. |
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The boy was half-way down the companion ladder when it came. |
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But, half-way in, he stopped, confounded by an unforeseen difficulty. |
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Anotolo may be said to be half-way between Zulla and Magdala. |
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Mtzensk, nearer the centre, is half-way between Orl and tla. |
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I nodded and slyly opened the door enough to pass half-way out. |
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Charlie Cowan and Fred Marr had started, but half-way down their sled got stuck and I run down to shove them off again. |
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She ran half-way down the stairs, and peeped round the banister. |
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It was the eiderdown comfort, half-way up the studio staircase! |
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Before they were half-way to the shingle Roland felt that he had won. |
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Mrs. armiger met him more than half-way on a torrent of self-accusal. |
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And when his appetite declined to carry him more than half-way through the third rasher, he understood. |
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It was not until luncheon was more than half-way through that she realised the one-sidedness of their conversation. |
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Da Souza cried, his beady eyes protuberant, and his glass arrested half-way to his mouth. |
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Promptly, with a sound of rending wood, the top flew half-way up. |
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He dined there and supped with her half-way between Roguervick and Reval. |
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If I was sure of you all, sons of double Dutchmen, I'd have Cap'n Smollett navigate us half-way back again before I struck. |
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It ain't going to be any half-way beating, but a real, two-legged, two-fisted, he-man beating. |
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John, I knew, had a horror of any kind of publicity, and was an easygoing optimist, who preferred never to meet trouble half-way. |
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So one day, when the Giant had gone into the forest, he tried to get into the parlour, and managed to get the door open half-way. |
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As Jesse and Elizabeth watched Monday, she nailed a question half-way through about the degrees of an isosceles triangle. |
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This was spoken half-way down the High Street of fallow field. |
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Yes, my dear, hours ago, and half-way to Barnstaple before now. |
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Nostrils oval, oblique, large, half-way between the ridge and the cere. |
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We had strict injunctions, however, on no account to pass the falls of Reichenbach, which are about half-way up the hill, without making a small detour to see them. |
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Sticking his spurs into his horse he made a rush at the mountain, and got up half-way, then he calmly turned his horse's head and came down again without a slip or stumble. |
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I turned half-way round and saw Dorian Gray for the first time. |
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The shadow extended southeast of the coast out into the sea half-way to a large island, which he said was the seat of Hooja's traitorous government. |
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However, as it must be done, I went down, after two or three false starts half-way, and as many runs back on tiptoe to my own room, and presented myself in the parlour. |
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On reflection, and on your sister's representation, I am willing to admit that, in making peace with young Drood, you have a right to be met half-way. |
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Jerry fixes him with his eye, and, half-way through, interrupts. |
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