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On the very edge of a mountain ridge glowed the evening star.
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However, she has many worshippers, and they call her the evening star.
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Marie walked on, her face lifted toward the remote, inaccessible evening star.
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Which is more fair, The star of morning or the evening star?
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The evening star still hung above the little western gap in the hills.
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Why is it called the Vesper Sparrow-whatdoes Vesper mean, Uncle Roy?
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Summoned to the house-door, Virginia acquainted Miss Vesper with the state of affairs.
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Here the witch lodged the blind lady, whose name was Vesper.
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Miss Vesper was at home, reading, in her usual placid mood.
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Of course I will make no mention of you, Miss Vesper.
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R. grassei and R. hesperus, based on relative abundance of KO, had the most similar carbohydrate pathway patterns.
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Then Hesperus beams like another moon, and the stars burn very brightly.
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You-youbehold in me the only living survivor of the wreck of the Hesperus.
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On the public seal of the Locrians, Ozoles was Hesperus, or the planet Venus.
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Hesperus had lighted his lamp amidst the rosy skies as they arrived at Resina.
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Hesperus gleams soft and golden over the far-off pinetrees, but
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I won't go anywhere near 'The Wreck of the Hesperus.'
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Hesperus emerged while it was passing through the Cassini division.
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And this was the end of the good ship Hesperus, and all her gallant crew.
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Pythagoras is said to have been the first to identify Hesperus with Phosphor, as the
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This is a foreword to Memoirs of an Egotist by Stendhal, published by Hesperus Press
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Hesperus was carrying Évariste of Blois -the Margravine's cousin, son of the famous composer.
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Don't I look like the wreck of the Hesperus?
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Closest to me, the bays Phosphorus and Hesperus lay peaceful and dormant on folded legs.
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You look like the Wreck of the Hesperus.
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He had contrived to whisper: "It was the Schooner Hesperus."