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A guerilla warfare, such as throve in Spain, must surely be crushed in her open plains; and the diffident King returned

The Life of Napoleon I (Volume 2 of 2) John Holland Rose 1898

And when you throve, you looked about you and saw the beauty of the world and fancied yet greater beauty.

The Kempton-Wace Letters 2010

We throve astonishingly in that first week, just as Susie had predicted; our fame spread, and the dago quality began to come in, not only from Santa Fe but from the valley below Albuquerque even, and the rancherias in the country round.

Isabelle Estelle Bruno 2010

Cycads throve so spectacularly in the Jurassic, comprising perhaps 20 percent of the flora on the face of the earth, that another name for the era is the Age of Cycads.

Birdology Sy Montgomery 2010

I hate to nitpick about this, but please, please, can people begin to say "thriven" and "throve"?

That List Of "Democrats And Indys" Backing McCain? It's A Bit Of A Sham. 2009

In proportion as he mounted, throve, invitations rained down upon him.

Les Miserables 2008

Occupation I throve so well, that in a little Time I became Master of a

Exilius 2008

He married the first moment that he could; he built a house; he broke the stubborn soil; he throve, as many a cultivated patch bore witness, bravely clad in waving gold.

Peer Gynt 2008

He married the first moment that he could; he built a house; he broke the stubborn soil; he throve, as many a cultivated patch bore witness, bravely clad in waving gold.

Peer Gynt 2008

Thank you so much, and I really do appreciate your interest in this treasure throve of the Mother's Best of my dad, Hank Williams.

Hank Williams' Lost Music: Rare And Resurfaced 2008