sun-steeped

• “How can I make you realize the glorious, bountiful, sun-steeped tropics under our cold grey skies, and amidst our pale, monotonous, lustreless greens?”

  The Hawaiian Archipelago

• “Through these we rode up shallow valleys to a crest; and then by like valleys down the far side, whence we issued abruptly, from dark, tossed stone-heaps into the sun-steeped wideness of a plain.”

  Seven Pillars of Wisdom

• “On the under-sides of the arches moved the slow, water-illumined shadows, till the sun-steeped stone glowed Eke living gold.”

  Madam Will You Talk

• “He used to come to Madrid for the winter to escape the damp of England, and revelled in the warmth and freshness of that sun-steeped air.”

  Spanish Life in Town and Country

• “Mr. Frazer writes powerfully and well, and seems to have an intimate acquaintance with the sun-steeped land, and the strange beings who people it.”

  Wild Nature Won By Kindness

• “Fair land (she sang), O sun-steeped realm of mine,”

  Lilith The Legend of the First Woman

• “The throstle's call, the calm of sun-steeped days,”

  The Path of Dreams Poems

• “Through the still, mild air, across the sun-steeped gardens, came the voices of the children --”

  Cecilia de Noël

• “But, oh, to touch it for a moment, to sit anywhere on the summer mould, to pull down the sun-quivering, sun-steeped branches about me, to scent the fresh grass as it springs to the light!”

  The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 11, No. 67, May, 1863

• “There is an effervescence of life in the clear air, and the sun-steeped walls of stone are resonant with the cheerful noise of young voices.”

  The Invader A Novel

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