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• a bout of drought.
• Then they had bouts of wrestling and of cudgel play, so that every day they gained in skill and strength.
• The outside bout of each land is ploughed two inches deeper, and from thence the water runs into cross furrows, which are dug with a spade [...] I have an instrument of great power, called a scarifier, for this purpose. It is drawn by four horses, and completely prepares the land for the seed at each bout.
• It is in this manner that the ploughs are reversed at the termination of each bout of the field.
• The last two rounds must be ploughed shallower, and on the last bout the strip left should be one furrow width for a two-furrow plough, two for a three-furrow, and so on. [...]
• Maddy is bout to get beat up!
• they're talking bout you!
• The Reverend Meyer was not a stern man. His message of faith was that of mercy and love. He was quick to smile and to joke, and though his sermons were of necessity a serious business, for salvation was the most serious of human goals, it was his task, he thought, to emphasize God’s true nature. Love. Mercy. Charity. Redemption. His entire life, Meyer thought, was dedicated to helping people return after a bout of forgetfulness, to embrace despite rejection.
• I had a bout of flu.
• She won the bout 2-nil.
• after a bout