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Meanings of little wavelet in English

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Usage of little wavelet in English
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He bobbed up to keep a little wavelet out of his mouth.
Once there was a war
2
Every little wavelet sparkled like a jewel, and the sunlight shimmered on the water in a most alluring way.
Lo, Michael!
3
Every little wavelet rippled its slim and limber length; and a thread of blood trailed from the throat-latch out over the surface of the water.
The Hidden Children
4
Her eyes sparkled, reflecting light as little wavelets of a sun-kissed lake.
A Daughter of the Dons: A Story of New Mexico Today
5
The water rippled as the wind swept across it, kicking up little wavelets.
Boy’s Life
6
It is high water, the little wavelets flecked with gold from the rising sun.
The Irish Times
7
The little wavelets seemed to be tossing tiny red sparks upon the sandy beaches.
Nostromo: A Tale of the Seaboard
8
The little wavelets tossed their heads on high, and danced far away ever the sea.
Lost in the Fog
9
Before them was a little strip of pebbly beach, and little wavelets of the river washing past it.
Melbourne House
10
A thin mist veiled the sea, and the little wavelets struck with a sorrowful sound against the rock below.
Dawn
11
There were tiny little wavelets splashing over the rocks, and you couldn't think which was bluer-thesea or the sky.
Us and the Bottle Man
12
The soft breezes played round her, and at her feet the little wavelets of the lake rippled in a soft cadence.
The Empire Annual for Girls, 1911
13
It was the calm, sincere effusion of a feeling which, like an overflowing spring, poured forth its superabundance in little wavelets.
The Alkahest
14
Now it was up to her knees, now it reached her middle, and now the little wavelets beat against her breast.
Lysbeth, a Tale of the Dutch
15
But no little wavelets ran over that sea; no stir of wind was in the stifling air; a great storm was gathering.
Dream Tales and Prose Poems
16
On and on they pulled, while the sinking sun gilded the little wavelets, and bathed both river and the shores in golden glory.
Ruth Fielding and the Gypsies; Or, The Missing Pearl Necklace
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