111. He was beginning to panic, thinking that he had strayed off the route, when the monastery at last came into sight. 112. Foreign Agriculture is full of evidence to suggest what the cynical reader must have already suspected, and what the open minded reader may well be beginning to suspect. 113. He began to edge away. 114. The body of the creature began to wind around him. 115. Mann sat back on his chair, closed his eyes and began to dream. 116. Its body began to shuffle up the corridor towards her. 117. My stomach lurched and my heart began to pound. 118. Pilgrimages began to places noted for such devotion. 119. Did such substitutions produce very many alternative word parses stretching from beginning to end of the utterance? 120. They began to journey towards similar conclusions -- despite a number of false starts along the way. |