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Examples
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Rodosto; but meeting with a reinforcement, they had re-trod their steps.
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Over the head of pleading love stretched the arm of stony-eyed duty, striking into the dust the crystal drops, withering the palms; and following her stern beckon, the thirsty pilgrim re-trod the sands of surrender, more intolerable than before, because the oasis was still in sight.
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The step in being thus gained, can never be lost, nor can it be re-trod; for neither party will be again what the other wants.
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The three men now slowly returned from their useless chase, and re-trod the way they had passed once in such a hurry that they could hardly recognize it.
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The step in being thus gained, can never be lost, nor can it be re-trod; for neither party will be again what the other wants.
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When we arrived at Kishan, we learnt, that on hearing of the advance of Lord Raymond and his detachment, the Turkish army had retreated from Rodosto; but meeting with a reinforcement, they had re-trod their steps.
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When we arrived at Kishan, we learnt, that on hearing of the advance of Lord Raymond and his detachment, the Turkish army had retreated from Rodosto; but meeting with a reinforcement, they had re-trod their steps.
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Rodosto; but meeting with a reinforcement, they had re-trod their steps.
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His existence as an American icon has been so trod and re-trod that there is no longer anything meaningful in presenting him ironically.
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