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I can also say that the puncheon floor was much harder than the ground had been.

Her soft shoes made no sound on the hall's puncheon floor.

His feet did not sound on the puncheon floor.

The second time it made a soft thump against the puncheon floor.

Before an hour's out, I'll stove in your old block house like a rum puncheon.

The rushes covering the room's puncheon floor needed replacement anyway.

The interior of the crib has a puncheon floor, and is accessed by a door at the west end.

They lacked the tools to split logs for a puncheon floor.

Puncheon gets knocked out, and the man "accidentally" falls in front of a moving train.

The crash of his boots on the puncheon floor drove a period to his words.

The puncheon is now famous, and every tourist shop sells replicas.

The floor creaked underfoot like the puncheon floors of his father's inn.

Jason Puncheon pulled one back for Blackpool on 86 minutes.

He spluttered, and the front legs of his stool clacked on the puncheon floor.

One of the marked pubs is the one where Puncheon was given the cocaine.

You leaned across that puncheon and grabbed the kitten and pulled.

Then I set my lantern on the puncheon floor and stepped outside, closing the hatchet-battered door behind me.

The dog sniffed the edge of the puncheon step to the porch and wagged her tail.

Puncheon recognizes a man who was in the pub the night he was given the cocaine, and follows him.

It is named after Puncheon Run, a stream it follows.

The puncheon was approximately 316 to 320 litres.

This was what the great Charles Puncheon had called transcendent drivel.

Samson similar to a prick post or puncheon.

The Puncheon Run Connector was completed and opened to traffic by 2001.

With a loud belch and a villainous grin, he slammed the puncheon back on the table.