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Meanings of heavy curtain in English

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Usage of heavy curtain in English
1
But before he could speak, a hand shoved the heavy curtain aside.
Cleopatra's Moon
2
A heavy curtain hung over a rod, also in the French manner.
Blind Love
3
With her white arm she held above her head the heavy curtain.
Thais
4
A heavy curtain hung before the door through which we had entered.
Mr. Isaacs, A Tale of Modern India
5
He rose and drew the heavy curtain of one of the windows aside.
The Land of the Changing Sun
6
Ovid went to the window and drew aside the heavy curtain.
Roads from Rome
7
The heavy curtain was drawn now, and it was very dark.
The Idiot
8
At the opposite end a high doorway was closed by a heavy curtain.
Paul Patoff
9
The fog suddenly fell like a heavy curtain, and he could see nothing.
Round Anvil Rock: A Romance
10
The murmur of voices drew aside the heavy curtain of sleep.
The vampire hunter the vampire hunter the vampire hunter
11
On they ran through the darkness, till Thorndyke felt a heavy curtain before.
The Land of the Changing Sun
12
It formed a heavy curtain on both sides of her face.
Tough customer: a novel
13
She drew aside the heavy curtain from the window and stood in the light.
Isobel : A Romance of the Northern Trail
14
I walked on without trembling, and drawing the heavy curtain aside I entered in.
A House of Pomegranates
15
Ombos snatched at the heavy curtain, and the rings screeched on the brass rod.
War and the Weird
16
The woods were like a heavy curtain in his front.
The Campaign of Chancellorsville
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Heavy curtain through the time
Heavy curtain across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common