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Meanings of little dew in English
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Usage of little dew in English
1
A little dew early part of the night, but little the remainder.
2
No rain last night and but little dew; the clouds have all dispersed.
3
A little dew on the grass, and a light air from the east.
4
A little dew from the eternal fountain was falling upon them.
5
What little dew fell became frosted; there was not sufficient to call it frozen.
6
There had been little dew during the night and the tender transplants had scarcely lifted their heads.
7
Gerda's young mind was a cess-pool, a clear little dew-pond, according to how you looked at it.
8
It chanced I was holding a boat-stretcher in my hand-tocatch what little dew might fall upon it.
9
But little dew last night.
10
For the sky was always blue, it never rained, and there was so little dew at night that no one even mentioned it.
11
4.-Cloudysky; thermometer 50 degrees at sunrise; little dew; 64 degrees at eight o'clock.
12
Little dew again last night, wind northerly and easterly throughout the day, sun rather warm but not disagreeably so.
13
Little dew last night, wind light, and latterly a little inclined to be cloudy; sun rose 58 degrees east of north.
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