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  • They were creatures of mastery, possessing all manner of unknown and impossible potencies, overlords of the alive and the not alive — making obey that which moved, imparting movement to that which did not move, and making life, sun-colored and biting life, to grow out of dead moss and wood.

    Le Milieu, Le Moment, La Race: Literary Naturalism in Jack London's White Fang 2010

  • Their print is a bit scratched, but it's in wide-screen, the Italian sun-colored print makes a difference (despite Criterion's usual excellent work on the DVD), and one of those movies that benefits by an audience.

    Un Ballo Matthew Guerrieri 2008

  • I smelled her right awayhoney, cherry, sun-colored flowersbut faint.

    Dog on It Spencer Quinn 2009

  • I smelled her right awayhoney, cherry, sun-colored flowersbut faint.

    Dog on It Spencer Quinn 2009

  • I sniffed at it a couple times, got Madisons smell: young human female, with hints of honey, cherry, and a kind of sun-colored flower I sometimes saw along roadsides.

    Dog on It Spencer Quinn 2009

  • I took a quick sniff: young human female, hints of honey, cherry, and that roadside sun-colored flower.

    Dog on It Spencer Quinn 2009

  • I took a quick sniff: young human female, hints of honey, cherry, and that roadside sun-colored flower.

    Dog on It Spencer Quinn 2009

  • I sniffed at it a couple times, got Madisons smell: young human female, with hints of honey, cherry, and a kind of sun-colored flower I sometimes saw along roadsides.

    Dog on It Spencer Quinn 2009

  • After a while I detected a smell I knew, very faint, almost at the limit of what I could do: a smell of young human female, with hints of honey, cherry, and a kind of sun-colored flower I sometimes saw along roadsides.

    Dog on It Spencer Quinn 2009

  • After a while I detected a smell I knew, very faint, almost at the limit of what I could do: a smell of young human female, with hints of honey, cherry, and a kind of sun-colored flower I sometimes saw along roadsides.

    Dog on It Spencer Quinn 2009

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