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Meanings of springtide in English
Usage of springtide in English
1
The bright springtide will soon restore all your former health and vigour.
2
So he kissed it and felt perfumed by its strong springtide aroma.
3
March had come, and the springtide was already budding out of doors.
4
For up at Ardmuirland we have to wait till May for settled springtide.
5
Ocean-Sea spread around, with that weed like a marsh at springtide.
6
Angelique smiled, as she stood there, dazzled, and as if bathed in the springtide.
7
Not a day of this lovely springtide should be wasted.
8
We will have a right merry time this joyous springtide.
9
This, then, we did, after that first day's travel in the bright springtide sunshine.
10
Well do I remember the rambles of that springtide.
11
What I prefer to remember is one day's trip in that springtide of prune bloom.
12
It was a marvellous cortege, flowery like springtide, full of felicity, which moved every heart.
13
O how pleasant it is, especially in springtide, to stray along the shores of the Guadalquivir.
14
Or, rather, I was with the Past,-inthe bowers of my springtide of life and hope!
15
For, by one of those freaks peculiar to the American springtide, the weather had again marvellously changed.
16
I think that was a springtide of civilisation, all the fine arts nourished at the same moment.'
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