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  • Now he lived in a rural orange-grove area, and he shot at coyotes who killed his animals, and at drug runners who used the groves for transport.

    Life As We Know It Jennifer Foote Sweeney 2008

  • Now he lived in a rural orange-grove area, and he shot at coyotes who killed his animals, and at drug runners who used the groves for transport.

    Life As We Know It Jennifer Foote Sweeney 2008

  • Now he lived in a rural orange-grove area, and he shot at coyotes who killed his animals, and at drug runners who used the groves for transport.

    Life As We Know It Jennifer Foote Sweeney 2008

  • Now he lived in a rural orange-grove area, and he shot at coyotes who killed his animals, and at drug runners who used the groves for transport.

    Life As We Know It Jennifer Foote Sweeney 2008

  • Now he lived in a rural orange-grove area, and he shot at coyotes who killed his animals, and at drug runners who used the groves for transport.

    Life As We Know It Jennifer Foote Sweeney 2008

  • Now he lived in a rural orange-grove area, and he shot at coyotes who killed his animals, and at drug runners who used the groves for transport.

    Life As We Know It Jennifer Foote Sweeney 2008

  • Now he lived in a rural orange-grove area, and he shot at coyotes who killed his animals, and at drug runners who used the groves for transport.

    Life As We Know It Jennifer Foote Sweeney 2008

  • Now he lived in a rural orange-grove area, and he shot at coyotes who killed his animals, and at drug runners who used the groves for transport.

    Life As We Know It Jennifer Foote Sweeney 2008

  • Shy and suspicious, his friends had difficulty in reassuring him of the peace-loving character of the settler, whose hut stood in the midst of an orange-grove.

    My Tropic Isle 2003

  • They passed before the orange-grove, the monumental door of which was surmounted by the Lorraine cross of Mareuilles, and then passed under the linden-trees which formed an alley on the lawn.

    The French Immortals Series — Complete Various

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