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The soft limpid air made all things into pictures, into Turners, into Titians.
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The Cobra roared toward them, its turboshafts sucking through the dry, limpid air.
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A few stars were looking down through the limpid air.
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The Lythe flowed to the sea, and the silver-mailed salmon leaped into the more limpid air.
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The storm had ceased; in the buoyant, limpid air the birds were calling loudly to one another.
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In this blue and limpid air, and under this southern sun, the very walls smile at you.
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How did they draw their sweet, refreshing tint from the brown earth, or the limpid air, or the white light?
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The "upper and limpid air" of the Greeks, the cosmic ocean of Giordano Bruno, was now an established reality.
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From the camp, now awake and bustling with life, could be heard the bells of the neighboring parishes, pealing merrily in the limpid air.