dew

• The former had by no means slept off his enthusiasm in the cause of science; and as soon as the dew was off the grass, he commenced exploring the premises, in search of any appearances that might throw new light upon the conduct of the "poor boy" during his midnight ramble. —  In School and Out or, The Conquest of Richard Grant.
• "Why, how heavy the dew is here in these tropical seas!" —  The Sign of the Spider
• "You stayed out late last night, and the dew was awful heavy. —  The Shoulders of Atlas A Novel
• So she just laid her flaxen head down amongst the blue-eyed grasses, and soon fell fast asleep When she woke up, the dew was all dried off, and the sun almost directly overhead. —  The Pot of Gold And Other Stories
• The rain and the dew are all they want," said a vine, which had been running many years over an old dead oak, once the pride of the garden. —  Allegories of Life

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