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Meanings of pale winter in English

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Usage of pale winter in English
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The pale winter sunlight was stealing in aslant through the low windows.
The Danvers Jewels, and Sir Charles Danvers
2
And Dorothy you've got a pretty jewel on your pale winter breast.
The ginger man
3
The blanket slipped and her face came up like a pale winter moon.
Monday Mourning
4
The little enclosure was serene in the pale winter sunlight.
The Haunted Bookshop
5
It was good, springy ground for walking, and a day of pale winter sunlight.
The silver chair
6
In that, at all events, there is no agitating warmth, only pale winter sunshine.
Five Tales
7
It was a bright, beautiful day-bluesky and a not too pale winter sun.
Chateau and Country Life in France
8
For several hours the pale winter sun had been like a lamp extinguished beneath the horizon.
International Miscellany of Literature, Art and Science, Vol. 1,...
9
She stood by the window in her father's parlor reading the letter by the pale winter light.
Romancing miss bronte: a novel
10
She was tired by the time a square patch of pale winter daylight was falling upon him.
Vlad. The Last Confession
11
Now came Lady Pole and Mr Segundus, running down from the Hall in the pale winter sunlight.
Jonathan strange and mr norrell
12
Guy White cupped his hand, as if to gather the pale winter light coming through the window.
Mission road
13
Her eyes were three different shades of grey, from charcoal, to storm cloud, to a pale winter's sky.
A kiss of shadows
14
Likewise the organ pipes of ice suspended from the cliffs and the opaline reflections on the pale winter sea.
Dark dreamer: a dark vista romance
15
The pale winter sun is beginning to wane, but there is still plenty of daylight in the white drawing-room.
The Choice of Life
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The mild rays of the pale winter sunlight, breaking through the thicket of exotic plants, warmed the air somewhat.
The Magic Skin
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