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Meanings of lead panes in English

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Usage of lead panes in English
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Setrakian struck at the lead panes, smashing out the precious glass with his sword.
The strain
2
Wind-driven torrents of rain obscured the Sea and rattled the leaded panes.
The Hyperion Cantos
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Quiet daylight falls through the greenish white of the leaded panes.
Line and Form (1900)
4
This particular window itself was huge, high, jutting in octagonal, with leaded panes.
Within the Law: From the Play of Bayard Veiller
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Leigh drew in the heavy, leaded panes against the possible beating of the rain.
The Mayor of Warwick
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The leaded panes-geometricmosaics of clear, green, red, and amber glass-glowedsoftly like jewels.
Fear nothing
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Rain beat on the leaded panes of the Waterton dormers.
The Woman Who Did
8
The church, paved and furnished with benches, was lighted by four arched windows with leaded panes.
The Village Rector
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Through beveled, leaded panes that flanked the front door, I saw a weak light at the back of the house.
Fear nothing
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At the far side of the room there was a deep-silled window with leaded panes through which a dreary light struggled.
Everychild / A Story Which The Old May Interpret to the Young an...
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The building might have been even older than the Blitz, judging by the cracks in the plaster and the leaded panes.
Street magic
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That nothing can give a house such a homelike appearance as a thatched roof and leaded panes, I am perfectly convinced.
On the Fringe of the Great Fight
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The dead leaves that were blown against the leaded panes seemed to him like his own wasted resolutions and wild regrets.
The picture of Dorian Gray
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Most of the windows have eight rounded granite mullions and small leaded panes of glass, and in some the original glass still remains.
Devon, Its Moorlands, Streams and Coasts
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The front of this shop of the Sieur Lecamus was all window, formed of sashes of leaded panes, which made the interior very dark.
Catherine De Medici
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"Three more whiskies, please landlord," and Tony in clear view cut up into nice squares by the little leaded panes.
The Best British Short Stories of 1922