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Meanings of conceal shadow in English
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Usage of conceal shadow in English
1
Annesley raised herself on her elbow, and peered out of the concealing shadow.
2
Yet there was no sign of drapery or concealing shadow whatever.
3
I reached out and drew my shaed from the concealing shadow.
4
Yet how did I dare take Anita from these concealing shadows?
5
We must move away under its concealing shadow, urged Eaglechild.
6
And from a dark, concealing shadow in one corner, something stirred and stood up.
7
Without thinking I looked both ways and stepped into the park and the concealing shadows.
8
Our boat skirted the shore, keeping close within the concealing shadows, as evidenced by overhanging trees.
9
Marsh decided that the matter was worth investigating, and turned into the concealing shadow of the woods.
10
Moments later it reappeared, as if a concealing shadow -ora magician's cape-had simply passed over it.
11
Tommy and I both looked round sharply as Suzie Shooter stepped unhurriedly forward out of a concealing shadow.
12
With a reluctant theory forming itself beneath his wool, Uncle Bushrod waited and watched, shaking in his concealing shadow.
13
The farmers, herdsmen, their families, the hunters, and the beggar had all scattered into the concealing shadows of the forest.
14
Even as I hid deep in my concealing shadows, that sick and pitiless voice scared the crap out of me.
15
They smiled and nodded, or scowled and made the sign against the evil eye; and some crept further back into the concealing shadows.
16
The concealing shadows fell where no shadows belonged; they spread across the hall where the feeble light from the window should have been falling.