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Sleet is rain that turns to ice pellets BEFORE hitting the ground.
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Sleet occurs when the snowflake almost completely melts and then falls back into a below freezing layer.
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"What glory?" growled Keris, certain that this dragon called Sleet was trying to trick him.
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"What glory?" growled Keris, certain that this dragon called Sleet was trying to trick him.
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A vibrant small collage of Sleet, "Profile/Part I, The Twenties: Mecklenburg County, Maudell Sleet's Magic Garden" 1978, shows a kneeling woman in a blue dress and straw sunhat tending to her overgrown, brilliantly hued flowerbed.
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Beloved neighborhood characters, such as Maudell Sleet and Madeleine Jones, are actually composite figures from Bearden's oldest memories of Charlotte.
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Sleet and freezing rain will also add to the misery.
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What's more, we will shortly be presenting "Fire and Sleet," which follows directly on the events of "A Book of Silences" and is an original novelette that will debut at the Pyr website for the first time anywhere.
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What's more, we will shortly be presenting "Fire and Sleet," which follows directly on the events of "A Book of Silences" and is an original novelette that will debut at the Pyr website for the first time anywhere.
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Bearden painted Sleet differently every time: "I've done her about two or three times," he once said, "and each time the facial characteristics are different: I wouldn't recognize her as the same woman one for the other, but it's alright for my memory, because I'm recalling this thing."
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