The English common law, with all the absurdities and rigours of that day, was arbitrarily extended to an alien system of society. [Please select]
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They were badly needed, for the passengers had endured all the rigours of the retreat with the soldiers. [Please select]
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In every respect he seemed to be especially adapted to the rigours of northern life. [Please select]
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Lord Massereene now knew all the rigours of a French prison. [Please select]
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They were well prepared, these two happy Christmas adventurers, to face the rigours of the December night. [Please select]
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I suspected that they wanted the choice of a spot in the open air, exposed to all the rigours of winter. [Please select]
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To resist the rigours of the winter, this surface must be impregnable. [Please select]
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I even subjected her to the rigours of a camp-bed of wood, glass, marble, and metal. [Please select]
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A piece of the same efficient management that has distributed white smocks and helmet covers among the German troops fighting in the rigours of Poland, to render them invisible against the snow. [Please select]
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This is a usual practice among the Highlanders, who accustom their children from their earliest infancy to endure the rigours of the climate. [Please select]
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