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1853 D. Rock Church our Fathers III. ii. 213 The appropriate invitatorium, or strophe, repeated at intervals.
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n.1853- to run into money
- to run into neck
- to run into scores or in score
- to run into shot
- to run into the ground
- to run into the sand
- to run into the sand also
- to run into the sand now less commonly
- to run into the sand sands
- to run it
- to run it down
- to run it fine
- to run it up the flagpole and see who salutes it
- to run its course
- to say good night
- to say good of
- to say good to
- to say goodbye
- to say grace
- to say graces
- to say ill by
- to say ill of
- to say in a person's ear
- to say it with chocolates
- to say it with diamonds