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- noun Plural form of
graystone .
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Examples
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Then I turned west on Pratt, a street of lovely graystones.
Robert Koehler: 20,000 Days Robert Koehler 2011
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Then I turned west on Pratt, a street of lovely graystones.
Robert Koehler: 20,000 Days Robert Koehler 2011
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Then I turned west on Pratt, a street of lovely graystones.
Robert Koehler: 20,000 Days Robert Koehler 2011
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Then I turned west on Pratt, a street of lovely graystones.
Robert Koehler: 20,000 Days Robert Koehler 2011
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Then I turned west on Pratt, a street of lovely graystones.
Robert Koehler: 20,000 Days Robert Koehler 2011
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Then I turned west on Pratt, a street of lovely graystones.
Robert Koehler: 20,000 Days Robert Koehler 2011
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Then I turned west on Pratt, a street of lovely graystones.
Robert Koehler: 20,000 Days Robert Koehler 2011
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Then I turned west on Pratt, a street of lovely graystones.
Robert Koehler: 20,000 Days Robert Koehler 2011
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Most of the buildings were brown- or graystones built in the late eighteen to early nineteen hundreds, spectacular two- and three-story structures with wide front steps, stone porches, and triple-width bay windows.
Highborn Yvonne Navarro 2010
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There were but a handful of bluecoats lying on the graystones of the mine road.
Alector's Choice Modesitt, L. E. 2005
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