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After lifting a heavy box in the summer heat, she grew faint and fell down.
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But by the time they reach the Earth — like ripples nearing the edge of a pond — they grew faint.
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While his leg began to swell and he grew faint, she trekked across a landscape of cutoff streets, security checkpoints, disconnected phones and hobbled doctors.
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But as the long > antler of Dun fell back onto the horizon and the familiar outline of the > island grew faint, the severing of an ancient tie became a reality and the > St Kildans gave way to tears.Maclean (1977), p. 142. The last of the native St Kildans, Rachel Johnson, died in April 2016 at the age of 93, having been evacuated at the age of 8.BBC News – Last surviving St Kildan Rachel Johnson dies (7 April 2016) . London.
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The sun rose out of a > calm and sparkling sea and warmed the impressive cliffs of > Oiseval….Observing tradition the islanders left an open Bible and a small > pile of oats in each house, locked all the doors and at 7 a.m. boarded the > Harebell… They were reported to have stayed cheerful throughout the > operation. But as the long antler of Dun fell back onto the horizon and the > familiar outline of the island grew faint, the severing of an ancient tie > became a reality and the St Kildans gave way to tears.
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" Another review in The New York Times by a different critic in 1947 was mixed. The reviewer wrote that Pankey was a refined and sensitive artist but that his voice was limited with a short range and grew "faint when any degree of swiftness is required." This criticism was tempered by noting Pankey sang with such tenderness, sincerity and "warmth of compassionate feeling" that "many of his selections were touching and all of them were pleasing, even though they were not tonally flawless." Again Pankey's singing of spirituals was praised the critic also noted, "he was also at home with the European art song.
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The sky > was hopelessly blue and the sight of Hirta, green and pleasant as the island > of so many careless dreams, made parting all the more difficult. Observing > tradition the islanders left an open Bible and a small pile of oats in each > house, locked all the doors and at 7 am boarded the Harebell. Although > exhausted by the strain and hard work of the last few days, they were > reported to have stayed cheerful throughout the operation. But as the long > antler of Dun fell back onto the horizon and the familiar outline of the > island grew faint, the severing of an ancient tie became a reality and the > St Kildans gave way to tears.
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As the day got hotter the Carthaginians grew faint as they had not been able to prepare themselves properly, while, at the same time, the best troops of the Romans were engaging the weaker troops of the enemy. The Carthaginians at first withdrew step by step, but then gave way in a body and withdrew to the foot of the hill and when the Romans renewed their pressure, they fled in rout to their camp. Then it started raining so heavily that the Romans had to make way to their camp with difficulty.Polybius, The Histories, 11.24 Only four fragments of Polybius' account of this battle have survived and the information we have from him ends here.
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