When my uncle reached the end of Leith Walk, he had to cross a pretty large piece of waste ground which separated him from a short street which he had to turn down to go direct to his lodging.
Petumbos are a yellow fruit (growing on a shrub like a vine) bigger than cherries with a pretty large stone.
Currecoos are waterfowls, as big as pretty large chickens, of a bluish colour, with short legs and tail; they feed also in swampy ground and are very good meat.
She lived at the top of the house, in a pretty large room, from which she had a glimpse of Lincoln's Inn Hall.
There is a capacious writing-table in the room on which is a pretty large accumulation of papers.
The secretary turned to a pretty large pile of papers, and thus began: "Don Raymond Olivarez acknowledges from Cadiz receipt of letter No.
Nothing could be more simple than the interior of this quiet dwelling, as was sufficiently shown by the furniture of a pretty large room on the ground floor.
The master of the workhouse, overhearing me, said he had had a pretty large experience of troops, and that better conducted men than these, he had never had to do with.
Bouton, or Booton, which is pretty large, and in the lat.
The isle of Quicarra, to the south of Quibo, is pretty large; and to the north of it is a small isle named Ranchina, which produces great plenty of certain trees called Palma-Maria.
Three years ago the crops were very bad; the people had not seed to sow their land with; and we brought in a pretty large quantity of seed-corn and potatoes, which we supplied to the people in Yell.
I may add that we sometimes do make bad debts to a pretty large amount.
You may have a pretty large number of men fishing to you, but you cannot convert their fish into money until perhaps the end of twelve months.
When my uncle reached the end of Leith Walk, he had to cross a pretty large piece of waste ground which separated him from a short street which he had to turn down, to go direct to his lodging.
None of them came empty; but Oo-oo-rou brought a pretty large present, this being his first and only visit.
When the tube is formed, or becomes visible, its apparent diameter increaseth till it is pretty large; after that it decreaseth, and at last it breaks or becomes invisible towards the lower part.
About four leagues to the east of this cape is a deep inlet, at the entrance of which lies a pretty large island, and some others of less note.
His father was just then reaching up very high to saw off a pretty large limb, and he paid no attention to what Rollo was saying.
He rolled out a pretty large log of wood, though it was not very long, and struck his axe into the end of it, as if he was going to split it.
But I don't think it will ever succeed; for the rock was part of a ledge in a pretty large hill.
Of birds we saw some terns and gulls, and even far out at sea a pretty large number of phalaropes--the most common kind of bird on the coast of the Asiatic Polar Sea, at least in autumn.
On the evening of the 23rd September we lay-to at a ground-ice in a pretty large opening of the ice-field.
The Vega, as will be seen from the description quoted farther on, is a pretty large vessel, which during the first part of the voyage was to be heavily laden with provisions and coal.
The raft alone had a pretty large quantity of wine, but not a single barrel of biscuit, and if any was put upon it, it was thrown off by the soldiers when they placed themselves upon it.
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