See overfall on Wiktionary
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"text": "But you, divine one, you, resounding to the end, when the swarm of rejected Maenads overfell him, you sounded over their screams with order; o beautiful one, out of the destroyers arose your uplifting play.",
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"text": "Such a blankness overfell his face!",
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"text": "Then a possessive silence overfell the house, and I was unable to fall to sleep again.",
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"text": "A faintness overfell me.",
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"text": "But in the fall of 1933 deep shadows from Cuba overfell the Montevideo Foreign Ministers Conference, where Secretary Hull hoped to restart his trade program after having been stalled at London.",
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"ref": "1986, Adrienne Von Speyr, They Followed His Call: Vocation and Asceticism:",
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"text": "There is provision for excess water to overfall from the canal to the River Liffey below and, in times of water shortage, the process may be reversed using temporary pumping facilities.",
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"ref": "1919, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Complete Poetical Works of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, page 300:",
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"ref": "1975, Olson - Issue 3, page 14:",
"text": "But that's OK, I mean one is apt to overfall today because the work is so crucial.",
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"text": "And accordingly the said Indian went into his canoe at the mouth of the Great Bay , and when he was about a rod off the boat, the said John Keniston took up my gun and shot at him , and immediately after the canoe overfell and the Indian swimm'd towards the shore — and about a quarter of a mile further up the Bay, the other Indian which before had left the boat came off to them and inquired after his brother;",
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"ref": "1916, Katharine Tynan, The Middle Years, page 197:",
"text": "Such a blankness overfell his face!",
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"ref": "1923, Harold Marcus Wiener, The Prophets of Israel in History and Criticism - Part 3, page 171:",
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"ref": "1941, Alfred Kreymborg, Poetic Drama, page 815:",
"text": "A faintness overfell me.",
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"ref": "1971, Lloyd C. Gardner, Economic Aspects of New Deal Diplomacy, page 57:",
"text": "But in the fall of 1933 deep shadows from Cuba overfell the Montevideo Foreign Ministers Conference, where Secretary Hull hoped to restart his trade program after having been stalled at London.",
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"ref": "1986, Adrienne Von Speyr, They Followed His Call: Vocation and Asceticism:",
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"ref": "1965, Transactions of the American Fisheries Society, page 54:",
"text": "A dam fitted between the sixth control group and the first insected group caused the water to overfall into the lower series and thereby prevented upstream movement of infective cysts.",
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"ref": "1919, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Complete Poetical Works of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, page 300:",
"text": "Then back-toppling, crashing back – a dead weight flung out to wrack, Horse and riders overfell.",
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"ref": "1975, Olson - Issue 3, page 14:",
"text": "But that's OK, I mean one is apt to overfall today because the work is so crucial.",
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"ref": "1998, Historical New Hampshire - Volumes 53-54, page 92:",
"text": "And accordingly the said Indian went into his canoe at the mouth of the Great Bay , and when he was about a rod off the boat, the said John Keniston took up my gun and shot at him , and immediately after the canoe overfell and the Indian swimm'd towards the shore — and about a quarter of a mile further up the Bay, the other Indian which before had left the boat came off to them and inquired after his brother;",
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"ref": "2002, Jack London, In Hawaii with Jack London: On the Makaloa Mat and Other Stories, page 223:",
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