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  • Detouring around him, we kept watch for hippos and headed for home, where cold gin and tonics, a hot meal and warm beds awaited.

    Lions, Leopards and Luxury Sara Clemence 2011

  • Detouring around her, he walked to the blanket and began to rummage inside the food sack.

    Sudden Rain Maritta Wolff 2009

  • Detouring Hollywood, Lee will visit Kauai, Hawaii, where he has another home, and do some surfing.

    Adios, Blue Parrot 2006

  • Detouring just long enough to get her bench, he hauled her and it toward a waiting carriage.

    Male Wanted Schuler, Betty Jo 2002

  • Detouring toward the desk in her salon, she retrieved a copy of her book.

    A PROPER AFFAIR VICTORIA MALVEY 2001

  • Detouring momentarily at a campsite she recognized, she begged a meal off one of the cooks she was friendly with, wrapped it in paper, and took it with her.

    Ilse Witch Brooks, Terry 2000

  • Detouring through the kitchen, Lizzy picked up the scarred tray she had fixed earlier.

    Sweet Dalliance Lisa Bingham 1994

  • Detouring through the kitchen, Lizzy picked up the scarred tray she had fixed earlier.

    Sweet Dalliance Lisa Bingham 1994

  • Detouring around the crack that had so nearly proved disastrous, they continued their southwesterly course across the ice.

    The Plains of Passage Auel, Jean M. 1990

  • Detouring around me, the reporters would ask soldiers their opinions on the war, the Army, or even controversial policies like DADT.

    The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Peter Van Buren 2011

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