Long Branch

noun

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She took a long branch and beat the gander until he hid from sight in the bushes.

No doubt, what she had dimly feared had happened at Long Branch last summer—Julia had improved the shining hour.

About halfway up the tree a long branch thrust itself forth till it fairly overhung a thick young spruce.

When Hobbyhead was taking a holiday down at Long Branch, with his family, the price he had to pay rather congealed his blood.

Newport or Long Branch would have been more expensive, and much less healthful.

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