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His sparse hair was almost white, and from his chin dripped a long, smoke-coloured beard which waved absurdly back and forth, fanned by the breeze coming in at the window.
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His sparse hair was almost white, and from his chin dripped a long smoke-coloured beard, which waved absurdly back and forth, fanned by the breeze coming in at the window.
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His sparse hair was almost white, and from his chin dripped a long smoke-coloured beard, which waved absurdly back and forth, fanned by the breeze coming in at the window.
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His sparse hair was almost white, and from his chin dripped a long smoke-coloured beard, which waved absurdly back and forth, fanned by the breeze coming in at the window.
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I was just looking at it through smoke-coloured glasses.
grouse Diary Entry grouse 2002
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He observed me and I saw that opaqueness in his eyes, that expression that had always succeeded so well in defining a territory whose landscape was ice, bitter wind, and endless smoke-coloured sky.
A Traitor to Memory George, Elizabeth 2001
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With careful fingers the Stormwarden lifted two weighty, smoke-coloured jewels, faceted on a six-point axis, and cold as the arctic to his touch.
Shadowfane Wurts, Janny 1988
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Still the smoke-coloured little vessels kept up the job of plying back and forth in the waters.
Some Naval Yarns Mordaunt Hall
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Two peasant women with funny straw hats passed, gravely, leading beautiful smoke-coloured donkeys.
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When they came upon the bittersweet, they forgot their discussion and scrambled down the bank to admire the red clusters on the woody, smoke-coloured vine, and its pale gold leaves, ready to fall at a touch.
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