Snaring

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Snaring readers on the hop Maxine 2008

Snaring a coveted slot requires patience and strategy.

Cooking Classes and Etiquette: 2008

Snaring a bargain is exhilarating—and habit forming.

“I Don’t Have a Thing to Wear” Judie Taggart 2003

Snaring a bargain is exhilarating—and habit forming.

“I Don’t Have a Thing to Wear” Judie Taggart 2003

Snaring her phone, she said, Colonel Johnson said to leave the gun on the desk.

The Commander Patrick A. Davis 2002

Snaring her phone, she said, Colonel Johnson said to leave the gun on the desk.

The Commander Patrick A. Davis 2002

Snaring his slippery wet wrists, she reached behind her for a towel, blotted the dampness from her sweater and dried the floor.

Father Christmas Arnold, Judith 1997

After he left Gopher Snaring, he went to the University of British Columbia from whence he graduated, despite editing the campus newspaper.

Capitol Offences: Dr. Foth Meets Uncle Sam 1986

Snaring rabbits was a harmless enterprise; snaring pheasants was poaching; and poaching was not a girl's work.

The Terrible Twins Edgar Jepson 1900

Snaring "suckers" out of the deep meadow brook used to be about as good as any that I had.

The Complete Project Gutenberg Writings of Charles Dudley Warner Charles Dudley Warner 1864