11.   It also commemorates the Pilgrims, hardy souls who sought God in a new land of suffering and joy.

12.   Of course, there are still a few hardy souls left who are happy to call themselves left.

13.   Scandinavian immigrants actually introduced skijoring to this country more than a hundred years ago, hardy souls donning skis, then schussing along behind a galloping horse.

14.   She had a small store catering to those hardy souls in Model Ts that chugged along what laughingly passed for a highway.

15.   Some hardy souls planned to climb Cadillac Mountain near Bar Harbor, Maine, saying they believed it would get the first rays because of its height.

16.   The closest neighbors are cows and a few hardy souls who have built lonely-looking country homes, set back off the blacktop.

17.   The few hardy souls who ventured out on survey expeditions to take its measure were hero-adventurers indeed.

18.   The neglect that made the old houses and industrial spaces dirt cheap attracted a few hardy souls.

19.   Then there are those hardy souls who fish at night.

20.   There is much awe in my heart for the hardy souls of New York City who each morning rise and shine.