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see under in season .

The only exceptions were known as 'out-of-season ships,' of which there were rarely over two yearly.

Because affirmatives bind not ad semper, and out-of-season duties become sins.

When we were served a lavish meal, including out-of-season mangoes, I noticed that my brother-in-law's appetite was meager.

It is to the ordinary Boston what the empty, out-of-season London is to the rest of the busy metropolis.

Little Edward was revived by the out-of-season dainties thus miraculously provided for him, and soon became quite well again.

April 18, 2024petrichor

[pet-ri-kawr]

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