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  • For each of the two sublime passes of SBW, there was a scrum where the squat, rough-bearded face of Dan Cole had every reason to smile at a job well done.

    England chasing New Zealand's silky skills Eddie Butler at Twickenham 2010

  • "Hold tight," Hunter Predd whispered in his ear, rough-bearded face pressing close to his own, strong arms fastening a safety line in place.

    Morgawr BROOKS, Terry 2002

  • "Hold tight," Hunter Predd whispered in his ear, rough-bearded face pressing close to his own, strong arms fastening a safety line in place.

    Morgawr Brooks, Terry 2002

  • "Hold tight," Hunter Predd whispered in his ear, rough-bearded face pressing close to his own, strong arms fastening a safety line in place.

    Morgawr Brooks, Terry 2002

  • Above, someone screamed, and a rough-bearded human pitched outward from the brushy face of the cliff to land in a sprawl not a dozen feet from where Agate huddled.

    The Covenant of the Forge Parkinson, Dan 1993

  • Above, someone screamed, and a rough-bearded human pitched outward from the brushy face of the cliff to land in a sprawl not a dozen feet from where Agate huddled.

    The Covenant of the Forge Parkinson, Dan 1993

  • He was a tall, strong, rough-bearded man, with that strained expression of face which is often worn by people of dim sight.

    Speeches from the Dock, Part I Various

  • The matter had been forgotten; the vacancies had long since been filled; indeed, two whole years had passed, when one day there walked into Mardan Cantonment a ragged, rough-bearded, hard-bitten gang of seventeen men, carrying two rifles.

    The Story of the Guides G. J. Younghusband

  • Shut in that little office behind the iron bars, bending over the great books sometimes far into the night, looking out each pay-day through a little arched window on grimy faces and rough-bearded men who held out toil-worn hands to receive the week's earnings which long before another week would find their way into some saloon-keeper's till or gambler's pocket.

    The Transformation of Job A Tale of the High Sierras Frederick Vining Fisher

  • But how can we two rough-bearded men provide for all the nameless, wants and cares of a frail female child?

    The International Monthly, Volume 2, No. 4, March, 1851 Various

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