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Examples
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Steadily it grew, filling the room with gleams of quivering green light; then they sank quickly, and changed — even as the candle-flames had done — into a deep, sombre crimson, that strengthened, and lit up the room with a flood of awful glory.
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By the by, I had a Marxist professor of classics who liked to talk about Wooly MamMoths and how they were always flying into lightbulbs and candle-flames...
Rocketing up the Food Chain! Susan Palwick 2007
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He drew back the window-curtains, whereupon the red glow of the lamp and the two candle-flames became almost invisible with the flood of late autumn sunlight that poured in.
The Woodlanders 2006
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Christopher turned his back upon the window, and there were the hitherto beaming candle-flames shining no more radiantly than tarnished javelin-heads, while the snow-white lengths of wax showed themselves clammy and cadaverous as the fingers of a corpse.
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Her eyes flew round the room as the growing candle-flames showed other articles.
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Then although there wasn't a single breath of moving air in the room, the candle-flames began to dim, one by one, and go out!
Werehunter Lackey, Mercedes 1999
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Eyes like two little candle-flames in the middle of a completely featureless face.
The Chrome Borne Lackey, Mercedes 1993
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Eyes like two little candle-flames in the middle of a completely featureless face.
Omnibus Lackey, Mercedes 1993
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Eyes like two little candle-flames in the middle of a completely featureless face.
Born To Run Lackey, Mercedes 1992
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Sweat drenched his face and tunic and his legs felt as if candle-flames had been lit inside them when at last he staggered into the grove.
Last Sword Of Power Gemmell, David 1988
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