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The open air

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the air out of doors.

See also: Open



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Till the animals that have entered your cave come out again I prefer to remain in the open air.
Now it happened one day that the King of the land held a hunt in this wood, and saw the Snow-daughter wandering about in the open air.
It must be as you please, monseigneur," replied the skipper Yves, respectfully; "but I don't believe that by the slope of the cavern, and in the dark in which we shall be obliged to maneuver our boat, the road will be so convenient as the open air.
 
 
 
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