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1. “The Big Dipper dimming in the sky was my
2. Dipper was out there somewhere
3. “But that other think-the one that caused the Big Dipper to
4. a powerful thought? It could wipe out the Dipper
5. “Sgt Barnes over here if you please”, and a thick set Sgt with dark hair and eyes and sprouting a gravy dipper moustache came over at the double
6. Frank and I ended up sharing a bay with a small bright eyed cockney bloke who had dark hair and a gravy dipper moustache
7. A few stars; the Big Dipper, just icing on the cake
8. Polaris! Hartle drew the big dipper while he was thinking
9. or the shining Dipper
10. Willing to do big dipper the star,
11. The Big Dipper circled overhead during the dark season and its individual stars seemed as close as the sixty-watt bulb that lighted the entrance of the last barracks in the row
12. Not only does this lunatic actually have to speak with Samaritans, he has to speak to one of their women! Soon he returns with a dipper that has a long string attached to it
13. Water the plants with the use of pail and dipper
14. The Big Dipper
15. The Big Dipper is called that because it looks like a giant ladle
16. And then there is the Little Dipper, which looks the same, and at the end of its handle has the star Polaris, the North Star
17. The rotation of the Big Dipper formation in the northern celestial hemisphere near the North Pole
18. 2002, captured this picture of the Dipper last m onth
19. Editor's note: The Big Dipper is not a constellation, it's an asterism
20. The Big Dipper is a subset of stars in Ursa
21. pail and dipper were provided for us at this outdoor manual
22. “ Did you know that Mars employed this very scent to woo and win the love of his life, Venus? ” He helped me step into the peace and tranquility of the fragrant water and removed his golden helmet, using it as a dipper to drench my body
23. Four posts, colored red, blue, green and yellow (chariot's front-right, front-left, back-left, back-right, respectively), support a midnight-blue canopy decorated with the seven stars of the Wain (Big Dipper) in silver; the Pointers (Merak and Dubhe) are directed to the front of the chariot
24. The Gordian Knot, the Path of the Gourd, the Drinking Gourd, the Big Dipper, pouring out all of its goodness… creating an empty gourd so humans could drink water while traveling over a desert that they themselves had created, the Path of the Knot: Thou Shalt NOT: every decree, our ancestors went against every sane rational good instinct: and followed the killing Path of the Knot, the NOT, the negative path of fear and hate and greed and accumulation and killing
25. I had the dipper half raised to refill my glass when another glass came into my field of view
26. Still more delightful were the moments when they reached the stream where the rows ended, and the old man rubbed his scythe with the wet, thick grass, rinsed its blade in the fresh water of the stream, ladled out a little in a tin dipper, and offered Levin a drink
27. The old man crumbled up some bread in a cup, stirred it with the handle of a spoon, poured water on it from the dipper, broke up some more bread, and having seasoned it with salt, he turned to the east to say his prayer
28. The mowers from all sides, brought closer together in the short row, kept urging one another on to the sound of jingling dipper and clanging scythes, and the hiss of the whetstones sharpening them, and good-humored shouts
29. She drew She tilted the dipper, drew a deep breath and drank swiftly
30. It is on the opposite side of the Pole Star and about the same apparent distance away as the Plough (the Big Dipper)
31. "Water!" he cried, and ladling some water in an iron dipper from a bucket, he poured it over the injured man's head
32. He said the prayer after the priest, repeating the words, "As a robber;" his neckerchief was covered with the chalice cloth, and he received his communion and the lukewarm water in the ancient dipper, having put new silver twenty-kopek pieces on ancient plates; after hearing the last prayers, he kissed the cross and, putting on his fur coat left the church, receiving congratulations and experiencing the pleasant sensation of having everything over
33. He brought a saucepan, some mustard in a jar, a tin dipper with a handle, and a bottle of absinthe
34. We gained a speaking acquaintance with the Great Dipper, and learned where to look for the north star, why fires must be put out and what chipmunks do for a living
