sealike

The Gowans, educated now, braced against the sealike swaying.

The Dressmaker

If I be fond of the sea, and all that is sealike, and fondest of it when it angrily contradicteth me:

Thus spake Zarathustra; A book for all and none

Uhura felt the swaying, sealike motion of the clay and heard it sigh beneath them as it shifted.

Firestorm

But as it happened, there was some cloud cover here, thickest in the lower reaches, so that the descending forest disappeared into a sealike expanse of mist.

Juxtaposition

But as it happened, there was some cloud cover here, thickest in the lower reaches, so that the descending forest disappeared into a sealike expanse of mist.

Juxtaposition

The forest abutted the cliff - like face of a nearby mountain to one side'south, ac - cording to the sun-and thinned to the north into is - lands of trees surrounded by sealike fields of bright grain.

Split Infinity

The forest abutted the cliff - like face of a nearby mountain to one side'south, ac - cording to the sun-and thinned to the north into is - lands of trees surrounded by sealike fields of bright grain.

Split Infinity

At evening each filigreed ridge, each solitary cone rising detached in the sealike circle of its loneliness, showed a slant of amethyst at its base, growing longer and finer, tapering prodigiously, and turning purple as the earth turned orange.

The Emigrant Trail

If I be fond of the sea, and all that is sealike, and fondest of it when it angrily contradicteth me:

Thus Spake Zarathustra

We caught occasional glimpses of its sealike waste between the summits of the hills.

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