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Klowee had her first decade and was introduced to the privileges and responsibilities of a one decade in the native tradition with only a vedn cake frosted with whipped sugar froth to mark customs of Earth, a token of which only he and Beeta partook
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welding herself into the frosted ground
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on crisp frosted grass
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chill of frosted windscreens
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lightly streaked with grey and an untamed shock of black hair frosted
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In Great Malvern near the town square just a ways down College road stood the snow laced gothic spires and frosted wintry windows of Malvern College Main Building
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It reminded me of the lightly frosted fake
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The exquisite paleness of it, frosted by the merest hint of freckles scattered across her chest like tiny flakes of gold
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cut back the old growth and lost the frosted shard splendour of
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He fleetingly glanced through the frosted panel of one at the figure that was indistinct but whom he knew to be Gerrid
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The lightest dusting of snow stippled the hills and dales, and frosted the cakes that were people’s houses
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Windows frosted with the cold let in some light, supplemented by a bulb with a large green shade hung over each of the tables at which the interpreters and their interviewees sat
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I limp toward the door, which is a pane of frosted glass
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Little or no jewellery was needed except for my usual gold earrings, but I was still fastening a gold bracelet and struggling with the clasp, when a shadow appeared outside the frosted glass door
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” I looked through the frosted glass
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the bottom with a frosted glass window on top, displayed
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I can't help but be frosted by this little surprise
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Trask began to get frosted
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Her hair was frosted
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You snag a bowl of something frosted and sugary and join Wafer at the breakfast table
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Shadows move across your lids, birds flock over your skylight, you can see them through the frosted glass sheets
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All windows are frosted glass, and barred
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At eight-thirty, Robert opened the frosted glass windows
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He had the satisfaction of slamming Jane’s office door on the way out hard enough to crack the frosted glass window
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CHAMPAGNE IN A FROSTED SILVER ICE BUCKET THAT WAS SURROUNDED BY GLASSES ,IZ WHO WAS
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Light from the dimly lit sconces splashed through frosted glass and onto the shiny black granite countertop, where tiny specks of gold glinted from different angles
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When I emerged from behind the frosted glass doors, Laioli was waiting by a table that was set with trays of food steaming hot and smelling delicious
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I turned the water off, opened the frosted glass sliding door, stepped out and began to dry myself
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colors themselves unlike a morning frosted starting to sparkle and then fade in a morning
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I could see my breath as mist in the raw, morning air and through the ice-etched window I saw the frosted grass dusted with glittering diamonds in the weak, winter sunlight
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The conversation was interrupted by a knock on the frosted glass office door, and a detective hesitantly walked in
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Given that Tony the Tiger is the pitchman for Frosted Flakes, you'd think that there would be chunks of antelope in it
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same bitter cold one finds in a freezer when it’s all frosted up
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It’s one thing to eat a whole chocolate cake frosted with sugar
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The peace of the air wafts over me, and I smile, first at the clear blue sky, next at the craggy shapes of the Sierra Nevada to the north and east, her peaks still frosted with snow even into the late spring
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" his eyes frosted over for a second or two
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It was carved completely out of ice, though he couldn’t see the inside, for the castle had been frosted over from the new snowfall
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He stared at the thatch-roofed guardhouse, frosted in the moonlight, and while he saw nothing moving, he thought he could hear voices murmuring urgently within
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There was a tree completely frosted over, and another dusted with snow from a recent fall
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As they flew along the valley, he had a cinemascopic view of the forested floor, flowing up on both sides into the grandeur of the mountains, crowned with the frosted mist that blew off their peaks
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The shower door was curved Perspex with only a thin frosted floral and leaf design to barely obscure her
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Clutching a star-shaped, frosted sugar cookie in one hand, Nathan held a cup of steaming hot chocolate in the other
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A light snow had begun top fall as she stared through the frosted over
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Dry and frosted weeds, about knee high, crunched under her prayerful feet and sturdy shoes
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caught in the trees and bushes, painting a picture of frosted blos-
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When this proved impossible, they compromised by taking up the hobby of shouting carefully crafted threats and insults from outside the partially frosted windows
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Blizzards in New England, rather than the usual dogwood blooms, frosted trees struggling to don their own Easter Sunday finery
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“If you want something other than Frosted Flakes, that’s probably best
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precious painting by Degas and a frosted mug of root beer than
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Through a peephole in the frosted glass he could see the LED of the answering machine, blinking because of his messages, but the hallway was otherwise gloomy
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Then the bathroom door opened and a female figure stood on the other side of the frosted glass
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There was a pause while Gary looked at his wife’s form through the frosted glass
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It was Cheryl again, this time her image through the frosted glass looked different
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Her mother wore her frosted hair pulled back in the thick brown headband that had become her staple accessory
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Now, I confidently run up the stairs and knock on the frosted glass door
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* Frosted cookie-cutter cookies -- My mom got this recipe many years ago
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They saw a shape through the diamond shaped frosted glass window in the door and then it opened inwards
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e pane of glass was frosted
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It was frosted and we could not see in side of it
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Tracey crouched behind the door so he wouldn't see her through the frosted glass
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Stepping into the hallway she saw the large silhouette of a man through the frosted glass window
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A strong wind had come up during the night and the ground was frosted white, the hills looking like they were covered with a thin layer of snow
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The land in winter was frosted, but there was no snow as there would be in the north
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All I saw were rusty green iron walls and a lightbulb in a dirty frosted sconce on the wall
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The frosted glass rested behind a metal cage, but there was a significant blotch on one side of it
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Above the tile was frosted glass, reaching up towards the cavernous dark of the ceiling and letting in just enough light from the streetlamps to paint the room in pale colors and the shadows a deeper black
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The water reflected the light coming in through the frosted glass windows, filling the room with the refractions of a rippling blue gem
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frosted porch in her bare feet
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There were frosted sugar cookies with colorful sprinkles, toasted coconut macaroons, white chocolate, Macadamia nut cookies (Gloria’s personal favorite) and last but not least, oatmeal raisin cookies
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from a frosted half globe curving out of the cabin's ceiling
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Electric light flooded this whole harmonious totality, falling from four frosted half globes set inthe scrollwork of the ceiling
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Her eyes were pale blue, and she was wearing a frosted pink eye shadow, which wasn’t quite working for her, although Madeline approved of the effort
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She could see the outline of Lydia’s body through the frosted glass
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What might be several seconds pass, though they feel to Werner like hours, and the wind tears through the frosted grass, sending zephyrs and wisps of snow sirening off across the white, and a sudden nostalgia for Zollverein rolls through him in a wave: boyhood afternoons wandering the soot-stained warrens, towing his little sister in the wagon
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He laces his hands behind his head and sits on the edge of an unmade bed and looks at the clothes here—a slip folded over the back of a chair, a pewter-backed hairbrush on the bureau, rows of tiny frosted bottles and pots on a vanity, all of it inarticulably feminine to him, mysterious and confusing, in the way Herr Siedler’s wife confused him four years before as she hitched up her skirt and knelt in front of her big radio
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It falls upon the banks and the grass, separating one long blade from another; turning a drift of brown, frosted leaves from a single heap to innumerable flashing fragments; or glimmering lengthways along wet twigs as though light itself were ductile
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When they got there, the first thing they saw was the man himself, with a white stick burning away in his mouth, cutting row after row of frosted cabbages
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Men had been dropping in singly, or in twos and threes: the higher officials of the province, engineers of the railway, sunburnt and in tweeds, with the frosted head of their chief smiling with slow, humorous indulgence amongst the young eager faces
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Light from their windows and from the antique cast-iron streetlamps, each crowned with three frosted globes, radiated through the water
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The frosted skylight above her ticked with a shower that didn’t let up for weeks
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I sat waiting for at least an hour, singularly unappetized by the lager before me in its frosted glass
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The ancient black trees with their knuckled, varicose branches frosted in white ruled this winter wonderland
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She wore her hair short, the top part permed and frosted, and her eyes were small and bland as dimes that had been in someone’s pocketbook too long
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Libby was smearing her face against the pastry glass already, though, hopping from one foot to another, and so Patty fished around in her pocket for some change and got a pink frosted donut, gave it to Libby on a napkin
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It had once fashioned itself as an Old West locale: The main street was all frosted glass and faux-saloons and shoppes
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There was a bark of laughter outside the frosted glass of her office door
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I was about to say something in support of Winkler when a servant girl walked in bearing a large round cake, frosted white, on a silver platter
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London sprawled under a white sky, interrupted only by the patch of frosted green that was Hyde Park; half a vial of powder was not much beside such a wide space
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The light sparkled where it caught on the frosted bulkheads of ships stranded in the ice
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The platform was lit by the big globes that hung on chains in all the underground stations she had seen, glowing eerily because the glass was frosted