Period of unseasonably warm weather that sometimes occurs in autumn in the Northern America.
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Examples for "st. martin's summer"
Examples for "st. martin's summer"
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St. Martin's summer greatly warmed us as we tramped into a new village.
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The " St. Martin's summer" of the Channel Islands was almost over.
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It was a beautiful day of St. Martin's summer.
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His St. Martin's Summer: His Best Work 363
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The weather cleared again, but after a St. Martin's summer unusually prolonged, the rain came down in terrible earnest.
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But first November came, with its ' saint Martin's summer, halcyon days' and the old man revived a little.
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The Indian summer is to continue for the next couple of days.
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The woods were dying earlier than usual, in the golden Indian summer.
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Although it was early in December, the atmosphere was like Indian summer.
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It was Indian summer, the gold and purple season of the year.
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Often the haze of Indian summer hung afar and softened every outline.
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A flawless day; an Indian summer day, gauzed with a glowing haze.
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The last years of Huxley's life were indeed the longed-for Indian summer.
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Meanwhile, Haas can bask in the warmth of his career's Indian summer.
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If he did, he presumably would have arranged for an Indian summer.
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O, what a day of Indian summer was it going to be!
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The air was soft and golden; the sun warm with the Indian summer.
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Not summertime warm, of course, but a return to Indian summer.
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The weather in September was so lovely; a real Indian summer.
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The soft haze of Indian summer rested over the valley of the Maumee.
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South, shimmering in the purple mists of Indian summer, was Red River Valley.
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Thus ended the Indian summer, so deceitful in its calmness and its beauty.
