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• I fully intended to write you from Switzerland, that my letter might come to you like a waft of cool air from a glacier in the heat of summer. —  Louis Agassiz His Life and Correspondence
• It wasn't the usual ancient, but another idiot - they're all alike, fast asleep when you want a cool waft, and freezing you with a nor'easter in the small hours. —  Flashman And The Mountain Of Light
• From the handkerchief there came a subtle waft, an effluvium of sweetness. —  Another Roadside Attraction
• Not till the destroying angel of tempest had achieved his perfect work, would he fold the wings whose waft was thunder — the tremor of whose plumes was storm.” —  The Three Brontes
• "You came in at the door so like a waft of wind through your eaves, I was back there with that oil I had to abandon. —  The Raven In The Foregate

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