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Meanings of inward glow in English

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Usage of inward glow in English
1
A delicious inward glow of triumph diffused itself all through me.
Poor Miss Finch
2
He was like a man transfigured by an inward glow.
Wayside Courtships
3
The character of the colour changes; the inward glow increases, the active element gradually disappears.
Concerning the Spiritual in Art
4
Presently the unhappy puzzlement left her face; and an inward glow began to lighten it.
The Ragged Edge
5
He had a thin hatchet face which just at this moment was shining though from some inward glow.
Birthright: A Novel
6
She took no heed of the road she was travelling; she was conscious only of a wonderful inward glow.
The Story of Waitstill Baxter
7
Old, familiar objects and associations brought back old feelings, and he was affected by an inward glow of pleasure.
The Lights and Shadows of Real Life
8
The Quakeress paused a moment, her pale opaque eyes lighted with an inward glow of wrath and of satisfied vengeance.
The Nest of the Sparrowhawk: A Romance of the XVIIth Century
9
And I always had that sweet inward glow which he called his witness when I attended most carefully to his needs.
A Circuit Rider's Wife
10
For the cliffs and boulders of discoloured limestone shone then with an inward glow that signalled to the Desert with veiled lanterns.
Four Weird Tales
11
Then he sat down again with the inward glow of satisfaction which comes to one when one has risen successfully to a sudden emergency.
Mike
12
Mrs Asplin's eyes were shining with a deep inward glow, the colour had come back to her cheeks, her expression was calm and peaceful.
More About Peggy
13
Quite involuntarily had she suffered herself to be carried away by her own vehemence, her inward glowing rage.
The Daughter of an Empress
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