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  • The landscape was an aching, eye-hurting desolation.

    Chapter 12 2010

  • It reflected the midday sun with a bright eye-hurting intensity.

    Tran Siberian Michael J. Solender 2010

  • It reflected the midday sun with a bright eye-hurting intensity.

    The Outstretched Shadow 2003

  • Intricate, eye-hurting symbols were chalked over every available surface, and black-flamed candles burned at the five cardinal points.

    The Chaos Gate Lackey, Mercedes 1994

  • Against one wall was a hi-fi unit, and over the fireplace, a picture of a mountain scene painted by an amateur, all eye-hurting colours and peculiar perspective.

    Death of a Charming Man Beaton, M. C. 1994

  • Against one wall was a hi-fi unit, and over the fireplace, a picture of a mountain scene painted by an amateur, all eye-hurting colours and peculiar perspective.

    Death of a Charming Man Beaton, M. C. 1994

  • Reds and yellows that swirled together in eye-hurting combinations, screaming, clashing pinks and yellow-greens-and the intensity was somehow too much; a fluctuating, pulsing brightness, as if they were burning themselves out with every heartbeat.

    Omnibus Lackey, Mercedes 1993

  • Reds and yellows that swirled together in eye-hurting combinations, screaming, clashing pinks and yellow-greens-and the intensity was somehow too much; a fluctuating, pulsing brightness, as if they were burning themselves out with every heartbeat.

    The Chrome Borne Lackey, Mercedes 1993

  • Reds and yellows that swirled together in eye-hurting combinations, screaming, clashing pinks and yellow-greens-and the intensity was somehow too much; a fluctuating, pulsing brightness, as if they were burning themselves out with every heartbeat.

    Born To Run Lackey, Mercedes 1992

  • Fssa burned beneath his green illusion until he became an eye-hurting incandescence that was a Fssireeme at near-normal body temperature.

    Dancer's Illusion Maxwell, Ann 1988

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