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Meanings of early dew in English
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Usage of early dew in English
1
The early dew had just begun to fall when Bondsman joined in.
2
If her fields thirsted, no longer could she seek the early dew.
3
Our beautiful dream has faded like the morning cloud and the early dew.
4
One day Onatah wandered away alone in search of early dew.
5
It must be admitted, however, that Jeff's grace was like the early dew.
6
Wild rose canes wound around the latticework, waiting for spring, sparkling with early dew.
7
There was her own old window, the white roses drooping about it in the early dew.
8
One May morning Emelia went into the castle garden to bathe her face in the early dew.
9
But these feelings passed away like the morning cloud or early dew, and I pursued my old course.
10
All vanished like early dew.
11
Tell me the story often, For I forget so soon; The early dew of morning Has passed away at noon.
12
A large and beautiful garden, laid out with fountains and shady avenues, lay before her, glittering with the early dew.
13
The August sky was without a cloud, the early dew glittered in the sunbeams, bees and butterflies sported amidst the opening flowers.
14
You must give them early dew, and honey from the flowers, and you must let them fly about only a little way at first.
15
"It will pass away like the morning cloud and the early dew."
16
"I have been plucking these roses," said the girl, offering Alain a bunch of flowers wet with early dew.
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United Kingdom
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