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• The whole scene was almost Italian--sunny, graceful, restful. —  The Best Short Stories of 1919 and the Yearbook of the American Short Story
• The end of it was that, three weeks later, these four, with many other men and women of all ranks and conditions, found themselves on board the good ship Lapwing_, ploughing their way through the billows of the broad Atlantic Ocean bound for the sunny isles of the Antipodes Wheels within wheels--worlds within worlds--seems to be the order of nature everywhere. —  The Coxswain's Bride also, Jack Frost and Sons; and, A Double Rescue
• The weather was bright and sunny, as I have said, and the glitter of uniforms and thousands of bayonets with the broad blaze reflected from a long line of polished field-pieces, sent a thrill through many a heart, suggesting "glory." —  In the Track of the Troops
• No! Westward, like the Genoese, we boldly venture--over the dark wild waves of the rolling Atlantic; through among the sunny islands of Ind--westward to the land of Anahuac. —  The Rifle Rangers
• Two or three times a day this quiet is broken by the sudden thunder from a quarry, where the workmen are blasting rocks for the dam; and a peal of thunder sounds strange in such a green, sunny, and quiet landscape, with the blue sky brightening the river I have not seen much of the people. —  The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 17, No. 100, February, 1866

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