Sentences with BARGHESTS
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"Legends tell of barghests haunting the moors at night."
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"The villagers whispered fearfully about the barghests lurking in the shadows."
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"According to folklore, barghests are large, black, and ghostly dogs."
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"Beware of the barghests that roam these woods."
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"The howls of the barghests echoed through the deserted streets."
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"Local superstition claims that the barghests are omens of impending doom."
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"The old tales warn of barghests prowling around graveyards."
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"A shiver ran down her spine as she thought about encountering barghests."
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"The author's novel features a fearsome pack of barghests as the main antagonists."
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"In the moonlight, the barghests appeared even more menacing."
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"The frightened children huddled together, frightened of the barghests."
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"The protagonist bravely faced the barghests, ready for a fight."
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"The barghests' legend has been passed down through generations."
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"She felt an eerie presence as if barghests were watching from afar."
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"The town's folklore includes stories about encounters with barghests."
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"Many believe that barghests are harbingers of misfortune."
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"The sight of the barghests struck terror into their hearts."
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"The myth of the barghests has fascinated researchers for centuries."
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"The legend of the barghests serves as a cautionary tale for travelers."
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"As night fell, the barghests emerged from their hidden lairs."
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"Legends say that barghests are large, black dogs with glowing red eyes."
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"Many old folktales depict barghests as omens of death and misfortune."
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"Nathan claimed to have encountered a pack of barghests during his camping trip."
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"According to local folklore, barghests are said to roam the moors at night."
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"In some legends, barghests are believed to protect the spirits of the dead."
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"The sinister howls echoing through the valley could only be the work of barghests."
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"People would often leave offerings by their doors to ward off the malevolent barghests."
