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Meanings of twilight hour in English
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Usage of twilight hour in English
1
Ann rode home in the Elevated Rough House at the twilight hour.
2
But the twilight hour spent with them was always a disturbing one.
3
The momentous day dawned; the hours glided on; and the twilight hour deepened.
4
My best time for dictating is the twilight hour before Compline.
5
The sunset and the twilight hour made all the rest bearable.
6
It was often the case at this, the twilight hour of the evening.
7
This twilight hour was always a prolonged moment of transfiguration for the Mont.
8
Derry had gone over early to have the twilight hour with Margaret's children.
9
The two sat together one twilight hour; it was their chosen time of meeting.
10
The twilight hour loomed in prospect an endless, dusky loneliness.
11
To escape from these thoughts, I often pass the twilight hour at my window.
12
They felt that in that twilight hour he had risen to an angel's song.
13
Beautifully adapted is the twilight hour to the cherishing of the recollections of the past.
14
It was the twilight hour, when the homesick feeling always came back strongest to Lloyd.
15
It's the old maid's hour, you know-thistwilight hour.
16
For months afterward, at the twilight hour, I went with my father to the new-made grave.
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Twilight hour across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common