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1. Forestry in Norway: With Notices of the Physical Geography of the Country by John Croumbie Brown (1884)
"Sometimes great piles of timber get stranded, jammed, and entangled upon a shallow,
near the head of a narrow rapid ; and then it is no easy or safe ..."
2. Elementary Geology by Edward Hitchcock, Charles Henry Hitchcock (1855)
"As these icebergs are floated away by the water, they often get stranded, ...
Ice islands sometimes get stranded upon the top of some rock that rises in the ..."
3. In Foreign Fields: Sketches of Travel in South America and Western Europe by Joseph Elwyn Wing (1913)
"It is not a good place to get stranded. I was told of an American who found ...
It was almost miraculous that these lads did not get stranded in South ..."
4. Bering's Voyages: An Account of the Efforts of the Russians to Determine the by Frank Alfred Golder, Leonhard Stejneger (1922)
"As the tide goes out the sea cow goes along so as not to get stranded, being such
a large animal. At the time when it was Hearing the shore our men in the ..."
5. Science by American Association for the Advancement of Science (1902)
"Did they die on some mud flat or did their carcasses float down some sluggish
stream and get stranded in shallow water or get 'water-logged' and sink in ..."
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