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Meanings of gorgeous colouring in English

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Usage of gorgeous colouring in English
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The walls were hung with stuffs of gorgeous colouring and elaborate design.
Calderon the Courtier, a Tale
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The leaves are still there with their gorgeous colouring, but they are going.
The Duke's Children
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Never had my eye rested on such gorgeous colouring as that wooded height presented.
Hurricane Hurry
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Throughout all this the gorgeous colouring that a summer's mid-morning throws over imperial Rome.
"Unto Caesar"
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The peculiarity of the district is its gorgeous colouring.
Prose Idylls, New and Old
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Their gorgeous colouring has effaced me altogether.
The Country of the Blind, and Other Stories
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It is a picture nevertheless of great ability, but with a gorgeous colouring ill suited to the subject.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 54, No. 334, August 1843
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They all turned to exclaim at a gorgeous colouring beginning in the west, heralding the sunset which was coming.
The Twenty-Fourth of June: Midsummer's Day
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Truly most gorgeous colouring!
Vivian Grey
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In the Orient, the weird tale tended to assume a gorgeous colouring and sprightliness which almost transmuted it into sheer phantasy.
At the mountains of madness
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The textures are rich and heavy, but have none of the gorgeous colouring of the silks of Bruges or the carpets of Persia.
The Cathedral
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Only see what a gorgeous colouring has spread itself over those parting masses of clouds in the west,-whata train of rosy light!
Our Village
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The sun was just setting, and the western sky glowed with the same gorgeous colouring which it had worn on the evening of the funeral.
Under the Meteor Flag: Log of a Midshipman during the French Rev...
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It is on account of the gorgeous colourings of these that scientists call the species 'afterwings.'
Moths of the Limberlost: A Book About Limberlost Cabin
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Gorgeous colouring across language varieties
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