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All the rumors of his bribes, scandals and lovers soon blew over.

The trouble blew over in a few days.

On December 31, 1900, winds on England's Salisbury Plain were so strong that they blew over one of the ancient monumental stones at Stonehenge.

" After a bit of fussing from radio talk show hosts and newspaper columnists, the street-name dust-up blew over, but it's one of the few controversies connected with the Clinton Presidential Library that has.

He was dismissed from the national library, and for a short time was so unpopular that he seriously thought of emigrating to America, but the storm blew over, and within two years Bretón de los Herreros had regained his supremacy on the stage.

By some mistake Forbes did not appear, and the affair blew over.

I was very proud of this encouraging goodness: and all blew over, as I hoped, between my father and me; for he also spoke kindly to me two or three times.

This sort of prospect extending for several leagues, I walked on the turf, and inhaled with avidity the fresh gales that blew over its herbage, till I came to a steep slope overgrown with privet and a variety of luxuriant shrubs in blossom; there reposing beneath its shade, I gathered flowers, listened to the bees, observed their industry, and idled away a few minutes with great fascination.

A hollow wind now arose and blew over these desolate plains with violence, wafting clouds of dust into our faces; the rays of the sun were few, and those red and angry.

I only entertained the intention for a moment; for, not being insane, the crisis of exquisite and unalloyed despair, which had originated the wish and design of self-destruction, was past in a second. “A wind fresh from Europe blew over the ocean and rushed through the open casement: the storm broke, streamed, thundered, blazed, and the air grew pure.

A large capitalist in the course of the day attempted to change the direction things had taken, by throwing an immense quantity of paper into the market; but as no one seemed disposed to have anything to do with it, it blew over.

Sea-gulls wheeled around us overhead, sea-weed clung everywhere to the banks which the advancing tide had not yet covered, everything was of the sea sea-ey, and the fine bracing air which blew over the water made me feel more hungry than I had done for many a day; I did not see how children could live in a better physical atmosphere than this, and applauded the selection which Ernest had made on behalf of his youngsters.

By-and-by a mass of black cloud drifted up the sky from the west, and a wind blew over the fields; the children shivered, and began to feel the night-time long and lonely. “Let’s have something to eat,” said Roger.

The floor-boards were rattled by an icy wind that blew over the face of the snow and up under the car; the brown, silk legs lay prone and stiff between the petrol cans, lifeless now to the knee.



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