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She wore a robe of subtly iridescent Gryphon water silk, one of Gryphon's most prized export goods.
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She stood, running her hands across the water silk with a slow, sensual motion that formed a bizarre visual counterpoint for her coldly dispassionate voice.
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The watered silk was made for nighttime; it folded into shadow.
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The undulating waves regularly took on the appearance of watered silk with wide stripes.
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Gitty Sprague has a beautiful pelisse of gray watered silk.
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And the frame is oiled and polished until the grain shows-well ,almostlike watered silk.
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The finest watered silks are known as Moire Antique.
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The white- watered silk and muslin of the curtains spread before me in great pleats like organ-pipes.
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She wore a purple dress of watered silk.
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The moon seemed viewed through watered silk.
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Here and there the rufflings of a breeze showed in darker markings, like the changes on watered silk.
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It's like using watered silk to make grain sacks-theLondoners would laugh until tears ran down their faces.
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He compared the face to a jewel the most beautiful in the world, and the background to eighteenth-century watered silk.
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He is garbed in a coat made of watered silk, its straight collar faced with dark-green material edged with gold.
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The emperor entered, very simply dressed, with no parade about him beyond a wide, red, watered silk ribbon across his chest.
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Antique watered silk, figured pompadour, drugget, and lampus, attract by their wreaths of flowers; light net dresses, or mousselins, are rare.