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Sick at heart he was going to ask them if they were in want of any necessary, any meal, when his father cut him short by saying, 'Why, we've called to ask ye to come round and take pot-luck with us at the Cock-and-Bottle, where we've put up for the day, on our way to see mis'ess's friends at Binegar
Life's Little Ironies Thomas Hardy 1884
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Binegar was some miles from the hamlet of Upton, where Bishop's Farm stood; but Bryda was well used to long rambles over hill and dale, and she ran up to her room full of her scheme.
Bristol Bells A Story of the Eighteenth Century Emma Marshall 1864
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'Bayfield, of course, of Rock House, six or seven miles off Binegar way.
Bristol Bells A Story of the Eighteenth Century Emma Marshall 1864
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Bryda knew Rock House was several miles nearer Dundry than the town of Binegar, but she could not feel sure which of the four roads that looked so much alike was the right one.
Bristol Bells A Story of the Eighteenth Century Emma Marshall 1864
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Binegar was arraigned on the weapons under disability and the receiving stolen property charges, with both charges bound over to the grand jury.
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The two initially were charged with fourth-degree felony receiving stolen property and first-degree misdemeanor resisting arrest, while Binegar also was charged with third-degree felony possession of a firearm while under a criminal disability.
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"I've seen a little bit of decrease, not too much," said Binegar, "But it definitely has made a little bit of an impact on the attendance."
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Staked to the commanding lead Stevens set the Cougars down in order in the third thanks to a ground ball double play and the fourth inning before Frontier picked up a pair of hits in the fifth on singles from Binegar and Lance Valentine.
The Marietta Times 2009
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"You don't have to go out and buy anything special," says Binegar.
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Thelma Binegar, 72, of 21264 State Route 676, was adding gasoline to an older farm tractor in a garage at her residence around 6: 30 p.m. when fuel vapors ignited, said Warren Volunteer Fire Department Chief Mark Wile.
The Marietta Times 2009
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