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Behind the busiest street, I walked romantic corridors between dilapidated wood and mud houses with charming little kitchens, fire-places, wood storage rooms, and some with courtyards and even pebble mosaic designs laid in the ground beneath knotty gnarled old trees that still flowered bright crimson and pale blue
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On the window ledge flowered buxom, deep-red geraniums with a few fresh ferns just uncurling
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The manor house was beautifully appointed, inside and out, sporting a novelty coat of arms above the door and a beautiful wisteria that twisted and flowered around the porch and around the front bay windows
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wisteria that twisted and flowered around the porch and around the
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I sank into the flowered chintz wing chair beside the telephone, and Cleo jumped to the floor and then up into my lap
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The Pinco told us this was a good omen since the plant (it was called puya) only flowered once in a hundred years, and it was unusual to see so many flowering at one time
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At some point I found myself again in the flowered field
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himself resting on his favorite flowered hilltop
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“You can tell me anything you want” He said pulling me to the metal bench that was hidden under a flowered arch
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Two Vietnamese tots in flowered white dresses, who had been giggling at each other, had stood almost directly behind the horrendous blast and were decapitated
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They had sprayed flowered perfume all around
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Twenty-three corseted, overdressed women holding flowered cups to pursed lips while balancing tiny plates on tight laps
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But Ño Josefina does not understand this immense love I feel for the "army of objects" as she called my dear trousseau; which for me are loving friends that as a flowered garden never get tired of proclaiming to the four winds the beauty of my ways, my elegance and my composure
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Harriet’s mother was short, she had silver-gray hair that was twisted in the back and held with a beautiful flowered comb
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She was wearing a very pretty flowered dress, with a wide belt at her waist
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In nothing but flowered baggy shorts illuminated by unflattering sunlight he was a dietician‘s nightmare
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her favorite dress, the long flowered one but I noticed it had a
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She had some paintings strewn about the walls, and a blue and pink flowered bedspread from what I could see in the
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The hall of compassion had pink and lavender flowered plants clinging on the marble
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Fear flowered inside Laura
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They would appear without any greeting in their little flowered dresses left over from days when they were five years younger, and they took them off with the same innocence with which they had put them on, and in the paroxysms of love they would exclaim good heavens, look how that roof is falling in, and as soon as they got their peso and fifty cents they would spend it on a roll with cheese that the proprietress sold them, smiling more than ever, because only she knew that that meal was not true either
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In the middle of winter she was dressed for summer, almost undressed, in a flowered, sleeveless taffeta dress whose hemline reached to her knees, but exposed arms as white as her bare legs, bare feet and the introductory cleavage of her magnetic bosom
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It was a dark, dismal place with walnut colored paneling from the floor to his waist and black and red velvet flowered wall paper from there to the ceiling
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Having heard the plan President David kept thinking over the plan for some moments then his face flowered with happiness
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really wanted was the part that flowered
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Some men wanted the part that flowered
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wanted the part that flowered
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“Our Marione flowered in the winter
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of sandals, shorts and a flowered short sleeved shirt were the tools of the trade
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So the wrinkled old man with the flowered
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Other men wanted the part that flowered
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While Roopa maneuvered the flowered plait of the bride, Raja Rao stood up to tie the mangalasutrams round Sandhya’s shapely nape, and before he proceeded, Roopa heard him whisper to Sandhya, ‘With your permission
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It seemed as though she resembled the bedside roses, having herself flowered overnight after being deflowered
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When the plants flowered in the spring, he would
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Have you run the flowered sky
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She wore a long flowered skirt with a loose fitting pink blouse
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flowered in his chest at the thought that she might have forgiven herself for her past actions
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The veiled brim of her hat cast checkered shadows over her pretty flowered dress
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A flowered needlepoint rug matched the framed emphera
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A flowered needlepoint rug matched the framed emphera hanging on the ivory-colored walls that served as artwork
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” Fleet of girlish foot we ran like the wind to the knot garden and strolled through the flowered areas on the main path under the fat yellow sun
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They grew and flowered inside her, like the tiny seeds that had sprung from him to her several months earlier
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There was nowhere a trace of rum, and the only glass in the room was innocently filled with the china roses that flowered so profusely in the garden at Baker's Farm
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Regardless, she couldn’t still the tremors that flowered across her body
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“Myrt, I need to know where you got that purple flowered dress
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She said she wasn’t even going to ask who she was; she would just look for the pretty Lady in the purple flowered dress
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Both of these best cultural expressions of humanity flowered and blossomed into more humane ways of living in that century between 1814-1914
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She was concentrating on the flowered pattern of the quilt to keep from crying
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But when Ingrid glided into the room, wearing a purple Victorian dress with black gloves and flowered hat, all creature discomforts fell by the wayside
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Once the plants have flowered pollination occurs and as a result there is seed
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Beauty, in its hothouse variety (which is none of the worst), flowered in box after box; and though nothing was said of profound importance, and though it is generally agreed that wit deserted beautiful lips about the time that Walpole died--at any rate when Victoria in her nightgown descended to meet her ministers, the lips (through an opera glass) remained red, adorable
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Egyptian dress of flowered satin, and she wore earrings, and a necklace of white
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joy at the sight of a white lute string, flowered with silver, scoured
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The flowered shower curtain was already pulled back
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All this time (still with both hands taking great care of the bird's-nest), Joe was rolling his eyes round and round the room, and round and round the flowered pattern of my dressing-gown
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His listeners held their cigarettes poised to hear, their smokes ascending in frail stalks that flowered with his speech
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The bag of Goulding, Collis, Ward led Bloom by ryebloom flowered tables
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The damp grass along the edges of the paths was dotted with spikes of mauve bugle, and the sanicles and yellow archangels flowered thickly
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But yet inevitably the Shtcherbatskys were thrown most into the society of a Moscow lady, Marya Yevgenyevna Rtishtcheva and her daughter, whom Kitty disliked, because she had fallen ill, like herself, over a love affair, and a Moscow colonel, whom Kitty had known from childhood, and always seen in uniform and epaulets, and who now, with his little eyes and his open neck and flowered cravat, was uncommonly ridiculous and tedious, because there was no getting rid of him
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grave alcalde himself, in a white waistcloth and a flowered chintz gown with sleeves, open wide upon his naked stout person with an effect of a gaudy bathing robe, stood by, wearing a rough beaver hat at the back of his head, and grasping a tall staff with a silver knob in his hand
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“That,” answered Scarlett, pointing at the fluffy mass of green flowered muslin
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” Behind them streamed the merry cavalcade, girls cool in flowered cotton dresses, with light shawls, bonnets and mitts to protect their skins and little parasols held over their heads; elderly convalescents from the hospitals wedged in between stout chaperons and slender girls ladies placid and smiling amid the laughter and carriageto-carriage calls and jokes; who made great fuss and to-do over them; officers on horseback idling at snail’s pace beside the carriages—wheels creaking, spurs jingling, gold braid gleaming, parasols gather greenery and have a picnic and melon cutting
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Oh, it wasn’t fair! Life was going past her, down a hot shady summer road, life with gray uniforms and jingling spurs and flowered organdie dresses and banjos playing
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And three desserts, so everyone might have snap beans in mountains on brightly flowered porcelain, fried squash, stewed okra, his choice, chocolate layer cake, vanilla blanc mange and pound cake topped with
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She cursed again the old custom of hospitality which had flowered in the era of plenty, the custom which lodging, food for himself and his horse and the utmost courtesy the house could give
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Her light coat revealed an inch or two of flowered silk; skirts were short in those days, and her legs, stretched forward to the controls of the car, were spindly, as was also the fashion
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It is thus I like to remember Sebastian, as he was that summer, when we wandered alone together through that enchanted palace; Sebastian in his wheel chair spinning down the box-edged walks of the kitchen gardens in search of alpine strawberries and warm figs, propelling himself through the succession of hothouses, from scent to scent and climate to climate, to cut the muscat grapes and choose orchids for our button-holes; Sebastian hobbling with a pantomime of difficulty to the old nurseries, sitting beside me on the threadbare, flowered carpet with the toy-cupboard empty about us and Nanny Hawkins stitching complacently in the comer, saying, 'You're one as bad as the other; a pair of children the two of you
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Five years ago, a feeling of security had wrapped flowered
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Now she could look back down the long years and see herself in green flowered dimity, standing in the sunshine at Tara, thrilled by the young horseman with his blond fancy, no more important really than her spoiled desire for the aquamarine earbobs she hair shining like a silver helmet
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And as the moon rose higher the inessential houses began to melt away until gradually I became aware of the old island here that flowered once for
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Say that, by the dark prodigy I knew, the imagination of all evil HAD been opened up to him: all the justice within me ached for the proof that it could ever have flowered into an act
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There flowered a White Tree,
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the breeze, and there a white tree flowered upon a sable field beneath a
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The six Dreadnaught Spheres had flowered open to take on their deadly cargo, and their long spiral storage racks were nearly filled to capacity with over a billion individual drones, ready for transport and deployment
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Down the elevator, through the sterile lobby, into a flowered courtyard that overlooked Golden Gate Park
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CLAIRE WAS WEARING a surgical gown with a butterfly pin at the neckline, apron stretched across her girth, flowered shower cap covering her hair
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He tucked in a flap of his flowered shirt
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He had a long, greasy, flowered silk waistcoat next
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She took one change of clothes, a new sarong and a flowered cotton top to match; she took three small Woolworth brooches and two rings as little presents for her friends, but she took no cosmetics
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Her mind slipped from the room, over the flowered yard, the fields, the green hills, over the ancient drowsy streets of Mellin Town, into the wind and past the moist depression of the ravine
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The bone-porcelain, flowered clock on the mantel finished chiming three
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He led between the flowered stones to a tomb near the wall shadows
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Driving back toward the beach with Crumley, I saw a big limousine pass us at seventy miles an hour, putting a lot of space between it and the flowered graveyard
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Its gardens had first flowered five hundred years ago, and there were outbuildings scattered from a creative explosion two hundred years gone amongst old tombyards and crypts
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It flowered as you watched