Arm outstretched upon the table, Briar watched as his wrist bubbled with gooseflesh and a shiver tiptoed along his spine. |
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Yet Torquilstone is more of a Bluebeard's castle than a Briar Rose's castle, ruled over as it is by a Norman robber baron. |
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Briar inquired skeptically, his brows arching on his forehead even as his eyes glimmered a brilliant green of hope. |
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Violet cried, casting a venomous glance towards the hallway as Briar and Althia exchanged a glance. |
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Fending off a protesting Violet, Briar emphatically closed and locked the door before taking a seat on the sofa. |
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Species whose fruits are used both in Europe and Asia include the briar rose or dog rose, which is made into tea or tisane, and the eglantine. |
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After sleeping late, Wade and I tarted ourselves up and walked a few minutes down Cheltenham Beach to North Head where Byron and Briar were to be married. |
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Standing only a few feet away from her was Briar, the same rigid expression on his features, his eyes dark with an emotion that was undecipherable. |
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Crescent shaped brows raising upon her forehead, Morgana turned a questioning look upon her husband as Briar threw open the doors to the throne room. |
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Respectfully retreating to the side of the room with five of the princesses, Lord Cecil bit back a sigh as he observed a significant glance between Briar and Althia. |
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Now is a good time for pruning soft fruit bushes, such as whitecurrants, redcurrants, gooseberries, blackcurrants and briar fruits. |
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And there they twined, in a true-love knot, The red, red rose and the briar. |
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Immediately, Maria snatched her hand back quicker than if it had just come into contact with a briar bush. |
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Every man present had filled his clay or briar pipes with good Virginia tobacco. |
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The Centenier finished his coffee, while Holmes selected and filled his briar pipe. |
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The briar pipe continued to epitomise solid, dependable, common sense masculinity. |
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For a more compact plant, consider our native Scotch briar, or burnet rose. |
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In this kind of environment, post-feminism confronts the young feminist as something of a briar patch to be negotiated with care. |
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Striking a nearby tree with his fist, Briar shook off the resulting pain and parted the branches of a weeping willow to enter the secluded clearing that was his haven. |
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And at the other end is a garden all in brambles and briar rose. |
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Throughout this long afternoon, we remained motionless in the briar patch. |
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A CONFERENCE day for nurses who treat patients with gynaecology cancers took place at Briar Court Hotel, Birchencliffe. |
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This year he can choose from Briar Hill, Clondaw Court, Moyle Park, Sizing Tennessee and Union Dues. |
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She continued till the path curved, where she did not follow it, and instead began to bushwhack through the small poplar trees and briar undergrowth of the Island thicket. |
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The Scot's briar or burnet rose, Rosa pimpinellifolia, is a native and its cultivated hybrids and forms put up no fight in the garden because they actually like it here. |
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September 26, 1945 Exterminator, one of America's toughest and most popular champions, died at the age of 30 at Sun Briar Court in upstate New York. |
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As far as their British pedigree is concerned, all started as wild plants, as dog and sweet briar roses, old man's beard or traveller's joy. |
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He twisted his briar pipe, between the two buttons on his longjohns, ran on deck and joined others scrambling down a rope. |
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Their bootprints turned to face the thicket of briar and bramble in exactly the same place mine had. |
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Later tellings sweeten this aspect of the story, by having Tristan's grave grow a briar, but Iseult's grave grow a rose tree, which then intertwine with each other. |
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