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The eye could then bury itself deep in the yawning chasms of the craters, and easily follow the cracks, streaks, and ridges which stripe, flecker, and bar the immensity of her plains.

All Around the Moon Jules Verne 1866

The night was far spent before Ulysses had ended his narrative, and with wishful glances he cast his eyes towards the eastern parts, which the sun had begun to flecker with his first red; for on the morrow Alcinous had promised that a bark should be in readiness to convoy him to Ithaca.

The Adventures of Ulysses Charles Lamb 1804

Bt To be cottnttitKU BETTINGS. flecker; d«n by Mercury, ottt of 12.

Sporting Magazine 1813

•*-* ■ Of Syrian maidens, 'gins for to unfold From his fleek fides, that now much flecker are The glofly treafure, and foft threads of gold;

The works of the English poets; with prefaces, biographical and critical 1790

That which I faw was fingle hoofeci like the als, but difle - icnt from it in every other refpeft, having a flecker fkin, and a tail and head, though without horns, re - fembling the dam's.

A new collection of voyages, discoveries and travels : containing whatever is worthy of notice, in Europe, Asia, Africa and America 1767

Who made the Golden Journey to Samarkhand.’ james elroy flecker

St Peter's Finger Mitchell, Gladys, 1901-1983 1938

"These are your new regimentals, Stephen," said Henry, looking at Foster's dress; "you shine like a flecker on a sunny day.

Horse-Shoe Robinson: A Tale of the Tory Ascendency. 1852