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A rough rock-besprinkled hill now attracted me, as I heard it was called another Carn-breh, and was surmounted by some mound, or ruin: so out of the gig, and up in no time.
My Life as an Author Tupper, Martin F 1886
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Ere the week was out, there stood above the dead stag a growing cairn, to this day called Carn a 'cabrach mor.
What's Mine's Mine — Complete George MacDonald 1864
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Ere the week was out, there stood above the dead stag a growing cairn, to this day called Carn a 'cabrach mor.
What's Mine's Mine — Volume 2 George MacDonald 1864
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'Carn't abide them things,' commented Elizabeth; 'they bust sometimes and blows folks up.'
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'Carn't y'arsk me somethin' easier? 'growled Mosk;' how should I know?
The Bishop's Secret Fergus Hume 1895
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Sorry, but Carn held on for one more day … in 1990.
'Carnie Wilson: Unstapled': The only way I'd watch... | EW.com 2009
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Yes, it's been so cold across, what, east -- yes, yes, yes -- central Texas, Carn (ph) and his buddies could play pool on the pool.
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For Hubby and I the cheapo 'everyday' dinner set that came from either Big W or Kmart around the time we met and for the kids a nice range including, but not limited to, Barbie, Bob the Builder, and Carlton "Carn the Blues" top quality plastic dining ware!
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Then Dad said: 'Carn, move over Mum, whodja think's gunna take the wheel?'
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Then Dad said: 'Carn, move over Mum, whodja think's gunna take the wheel?'
Archive 2005-11-01 2005
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