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"Saturday night an 'another week gone," Mary said mournfully, her young cheeks pallid and hollowed, her black eyes blue-shadowed and tired.
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And slowly he realised that the sun was rising behind him, and the blue-shadowed plains rolling away to a distant horizon were in the west.
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And slowly he realised that the sun was rising behind him, and the blue-shadowed plains rolling away to a distant horizon were in the west.
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And slowly he realised that the sun was rising behind him, and the blue-shadowed plains rolling away to a distant horizon were in the west.
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The grass and trees were still lit with a chilly dawn glow, blue-shadowed and mysterious, and Jamie seemed a solid point of reference, fixed in the shifting light.
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They hurried along a blue-shadowed trail through the trees.
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They hurried along a blue-shadowed trail through the trees.
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Kramer stood at the foot of its hatch, a blue-shadowed sculpture with wild, windswept gray hair; he nodded vague satisfaction as the cadets assembled before him.
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The air was cool here, though the true cold lay in a simulacrum of an Arctic region where some polar cap had been preserved - glacier and snowfield, blue-shadowed white, and a black glimmer of sea between ice floes.
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It conjured glistening blue-shadowed whiteness, snow men, snow angels, snowball fights, sledding, skiing, a fire in the fireplace where chestnuts roasted, and if she and Larry went on a hike and he stole a lass -- she'd make like it was his idea, of course -- how extra warm and cider-spicy!
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