haze

• The towers and minarets of Agpur began at last to grow visible through the wavering haze, and Gerrard realised that a grove of trees surrounding a saint's tomb, which they were approaching, would be the scene of a halt to rearrange the procession and enable it to enter the city with proper dignity. —  The Path to Honour
• Arrived there, the haze was thicker than ever, giving to view only the sparkling waters at our feet, and the nearest mountains, whose craggy sides overhang the lake. —  The Continental Monthly, Vol. 6, No. 6, December 1864 Devoted To Literature And National Policy
• There the haze was glowing with purple and crimson; and there was Henri intently watching for the first golden spark of the sun, when Toussaint touched his shoulder, and pointed to the northwards. —  The Hour and the Man, An Historical Romance
• If you see a mere haze, your star number is 0; if you see 4 little pin points in the haze, your number is 8; if you see 6, your number is 12. —  Woodland Tales
• And the sun was like dull copper through the haze, and the moon like a guttering candle, and stars there were none And when the moon was at its full, they came to the Hill of the Bell. —  Messer Marco Polo

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