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  • "Tea rooms," operated by American old maids, have poked their noses into these once genuine boulevards ... and, as if giving a further fillip to the scenery, clothing shops with windows haughtily revealing the nobby art of Kuppenheimer, postcard shops laden to the sill's edge with lithographs disclosing erstwhile _Saturday

    Europe After 8:15 George Jean Nathan 1920

  • I could slam the door shut and not be knocked off into the ooze by its impact or topple off because of the sill's narrowness.

    Andivius Hedulio Adventures of a Roman Nobleman in the Days of the Empire Edward Lucas White 1900

  • What pane bears more, the unseen edge of its imminence over each sill's tense anarch of candles, while the frontbell is ringing a little something, whose wording has not come down to us, we call it confluence or Cincinnati, some home at random under the habit of a snowpeak, pure alp up which the gaze drowns all hands lost, harmonious it wells with grass, grave settlements.

    blog 2009

  •   a hole in space just beyond the sill's rail leaking the dregs of a wine god's song.

    Arion Resigns 2010

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