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We found the night-air keen; or at least I did: he did not seem to feel it; but it was very still, and the star-sown sky spread cloudless.

Villette 2003

The sky was full of clouds, all but a patch star-sown over Ben Bhreac, and all through the hollows and hags ran a wail of rain-wind most mournful.

Gilian The Dreamer His Fancy, His Love and Adventure Neil Munro

Three months later I was sitting under the velvet-soft, star-sown night sky of the Argentine cattle country.

Green Valley Katharine Reynolds

And they were married at last; and as they drove away, they noted the strange outlines of the mountains, where they reared their stupendous bulk against the star-sown sky.

Stage Confidences Clara Morris

One can well imagine the wonder of the girl of the forest when she found herself out of sight of land, on the uncharted ocean of which she had only skirted the shores before, and many a night she stole from her cabin during that long voyage to watch the mysterious sea in its majestic swell, and the star-sown heavens, as the ship moved slowly on to its destination.

Ten American Girls From History Kate Dickinson Sweetser

The deep-blue, star-sown vault sparkles and the figures on the walls become a vision.

Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 26, September, 1880 Various

At any rate, I want to get home -- home to that star-sown meadow and the two brown arms at the journey's end.

Shandygaff Christopher Morley 1923

They flicked and flitted and flittered, they danced and pirouetted and spun through the air, trailing what in the aqueous moonlight looked like mist, irradiated, star-sown.

Angel Island Inez Haynes Gillmore 1921

With a playful feint of pique they pass without further notice the lighted, noisy ship, and go toward the Hollander, whose blood-tinted sails and black masts form but a grim silhouette against the star-sown sky.

The Wagnerian Romances Gertrude Hall Brownell 1912

Diana met Anne at the Carmody station the next night, and they drove home together under silent, star-sown depths of sky.

Anne of the Island 1908