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pull 1. a period of rowing 2. a single stroke of an oar in rowing 3. the act of pulling the ball in golf, cricket, etc. 4. the act of checking or reining in a horse
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When the Political Pull had arrived, the Ox said: "My good friend, please make fast to me, and let nature take her course. Very likely if we ask him politely to let us pull three hairs out of the tip of his tail he won't hurt us. While he was in the act of throwing himself over, his owner seized him by the tail, endeavoring to pull him back. |
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