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hickory
1. They enjoyed roasting the meat over hickory logs, but I never cared for it
2. "But don't you think, mamma," said Willie eagerly, "that you could make some sort of a cake out of meal, and wouldn't hickory nuts be good in
3. snow pudding, was voted very nice, and the hickory nuts as good as
4. The airframe was covered in the finest Irish linen, and it was framed up with spruce spars, hickory and ash, braced with piano wire internally and braided aircraft cable externally
5. Jeremiah held him down with a foot as if he were a hickory stump
6. Two years later, a woman in the Presbyterian Church in Gautier that we had joined after I was thrown out of the Methodist church by the pastor, Brother Howard Lips, found us a house on the Hickory Hills Country Club farther north on same road north of U
7. One morning while my carpool mate, Oz (no, for a while, I did not merit my own parking place although all Ingalls’ lawyers had them) Oswall, a Navy engineer, was driving us from Hickory Hills CC to the shipyard, I found a letter from Ingalls’ President Len Erb to his Annapolis classmate, VADM Robert Gooding, then Commander, NavSea, asking to be put on various bidders’ lists for later surface ship classes
8. We met several very nice couples who also lived back up in Hickory Hills, Joe and Nadine Carmichael, and Mike and Juanita Rappoport
9. I soon bought a Honda Civic from one of the Navy officers who worked with me at SupShip, lived in HICKORY HILLS, and whose daughter was our primary babysitter
10. I soon bought a Honda Civic from one of the Navy officers who worked with me at SupShip, lived in Hickory Hills, and whose daughter was our primary babysitter
11. At present, dug up material sits exposed across the street from Hickory Woods, creating a further concern for residents
12. This is only one story of Hickory Woods, but it’s not the only one
13. There’s more information about Hickory Woods at buffnet
14. hickory trees shaded the campsite while cherry laurel, dogwood and assorted
15. Lisa sat on a timber chair and watched Cody, who had his face covered with his cowboy hat, lying on his bed made of unpolished hickory
16. Off in the distance white puffy clouds drifted past reddish gold mountains, while closer to Castle Desiree’ were wooded hills of pine, oak, and hickory
17. ” He stuffed the end of the ancient hickory implement with tobacco and pressed it to his lips
18. by thick growths of stately oak, poplar, ash, locust, hickory, and maples
19. hickory boards and low flimsy leather boots in a few inches of
20. "Nay," said Dame Hickory, "Ye False Faerie!" But a wolf t'was indeed, and famished was he
21. I thought about last night, how Cruz and I had followed Sutter from the church on West Boulevard to his house on Hickory Avenue in Torrance, then waited for him to get out of his car
22. Huck found a spring of clear cold water close by, and the boys made cups of broad oak or hickory leaves, and felt that water, sweetened with such a wildwood charm as that, would be a good enough substitute for coffee
23. She sizzled bacon on a hickory stick
24. He saw once more the elms and hickory trees and the stone wall, and that forest which he had taken to be an endless wall itself, beyond which lay nothing but nightmare nothingness, mist, rain, and eternal night
25. In mid-June, Bobby and Ethel Kennedy were hosting a party at Hickory Hill, their home in Virginia, for Peter and Pat Lawford
26. If Bobby was having relations with Marilyn, it also seems doubtful he would host her at Hickory Hill
27. In North America the best source is the roots of hickory trees, and in Southeast Asia those of the Nipa Palm can be used in the same way
28. Any straight, knot-free hardwood is suitable — ash and hickory are ideal
29. He used to make a cable for his anchor of strips of hickory bark tied together
30. As for the axe, I was advised to get the village blacksmith to "jump" it; but I jumped him, and, putting a hickory helve from the woods into it, made it do
31. Green hickory finely split makes the woodchopper's kindlings, when he has a camp in the woods
32. This done, pole, iron, and rope—like the Three Fates—remained inseparable, and Ahab moodily stalked away with the weapon; the sound of his ivory leg, and the sound of the hickory pole, both hollowly ringing along every plank
33. On the little ridges, wherever the land is not too moist, the oak or the hickory has taken possession, and there grows to a moderate height, in clusters
34. do very well when planted on the gently rising grounds, where the hickory or the oak had once stood
35. Would not the leaves, where the land is dry, burn over with as great facility, or even with greater facility, than the grass would where the land is wet? Would there not be more wild game where they could find their food in plenty, such as acorns and hickory nuts, on which they feed in winter, than on land where no food, except dry grass and weeds, were to be found? It is well known that these prairies and barrens could not be burnt over when the vegetable productions which cover them were growing
