She broke a tiny bough and began stripping its leaves. [noun]
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But what happens if the tree was rotten or the bough already damaged? [noun]
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Don't attempt to get on it, Nora; if you do the bough will break. [noun]
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He looked now and then at the bird which still preened itself on a little bough. [Please select]
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The bare bough looked safe enough from her position. [Please select]
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Come often to us, fear no wrong; Sit near us on the bough. [Please select]
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It was a man hanging from the bough of a tall oak. [noun]
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Wouldst thou behold the tears of Daphne, break but a bud from a laurel bough--and die. [noun]
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I was sitting on a strong bough of a sycamore-tree, which grew opposite to the house, watching for them. [noun]
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Having safely fixed himself in a forked bough, Edward then surveyed the position of the parties. [noun]
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Then she stopped short and bent down a great bough of blooming roses and buried her beautiful dark face in the sweet leaves and smelled the perfume, and laughed. [noun]
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