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With the quick glance and fore-knowledge of a woman, Saxon saw, not merely the curious children clustering about, but the peering of adult faces from open doors and windows, and past window-shades lifted up or held aside.
CHAPTER XIX 2010
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Instead of mirror-shades, window-shades that create "holes" through your head.
Life on Mars? Michael Alan Nelson 2009
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The moment it was dusk she pulled down the window-shades all the shades, flush with the sill, but beyond them she felt moist fleering eyes.
Main Street 2004
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When Megan was in my room, stereo speakers blew, window-shades flew up with a bang, and the lamp on my desk usually went dead.
on writing by stephen king scribner 2000
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Mrs. Jenkins, moved to memories long dormant of the home of her youth, suggested blinds instead of window-shades, but the Boarder after much figuring proved adamantine in resistance to this temptation.
Amarilly of Clothes-line Alley Belle Kanaris Maniates
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There he had no gaslight; the window-shades, however, were not drawn so closely but that a little daylight entered.
The Girl and The Bill An American Story of Mystery, Romance and Adventure Bannister Merwin
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As he approached the house of the mine boss he saw that it was more brilliantly lighted than usual, and just as he reached the door a shadow, apparently that of a young girl, moved across one of the white window-shades.
Derrick Sterling A Story of the Mines Kirk Monroe
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The window-shades, the table-cover, and the piano-cloth, all repeated the same colors, in the same cheap material.
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The steel wire springs taken from old window-shades are excellent for this purpose.
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Painting, papering, window-shades, and odds and ends cost $275, making a total of $2905.
The Fat of the Land The Story of an American Farm John Williams Streeter
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