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Examples
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No one came out to observe their departure, but Domar felt he could sense their eyes upon his back, peering out from the hide-covered doorways or from behind the screen of cooking fires.
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Before he could get his bearings and pull himself out of the vision — to go where? — there was a foglike swirl and he stood in front of a hide-covered hut, watching helplessly as five rough-garbed soldiers dragged a dark-haired girl from the building.
The Gauntlet Thrown Chapter Thirty Seven xcpublishing 2009
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All of the damaged buildings had been replaced, but not with the wooden, thatched, or hide-covered roofs that had been in place before.
The Shattering Christie Golden 2010
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All of the damaged buildings had been replaced, but not with the wooden, thatched, or hide-covered roofs that had been in place before.
The Shattering Christie Golden 2010
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Lying on her side with her eyelids growing heavier, Lucy watched him walk over to a ring of stones, where he lit a fire and sat down next to his hide-covered drum.
Malice Robert K. Tanenbaum 2007
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Otherwise it is a simple, boxy room with hard wood floors, interesting green hide-covered tables, and leather swivel chairs.
Augieland: 2006
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Otherwise it is a simple, boxy room with hard wood floors, interesting green hide-covered tables, and leather swivel chairs.
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Defensive armor they had none, save for a crude shield of hide-covered wood; many had worked bits of metal into their tangled manes as a slight protection against sword-cuts.
People of the Dark Howard, Robert E. 2005
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On his left arm he carried a small round shield of hide-covered wood, hard as iron, braced and reinforced with steel, and having a short, heavy spike in the center.
People of the Dark Howard, Robert E. 2005
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The door was tightly shut, and a mass of flies milled over the hide-covered window.
A Breath of Snow and Ashes Gabaldon, Diana 2005
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