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The tension was starting to ebb out of her face and neck.
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But this tide will not ebb out for you to-night.
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Jack saw the danger ebb out of the group.
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She could feel the courage ebb out of her.
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The color began to ebb out of his face.
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Pressed against him, responsive to his touch, she felt the cold ebb out of the night, and a warmth come over her.
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The light had finished ebbing out of the world; not a glimmer.
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It is as if the light were ebbing out of the world.
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Tension ebbed out of him like air out of an overinflated balloon.
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It had ebbed out of her, leaving in its place a cold panic.
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Paul felt himself blush, felt his wit ebbing out of him.
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The great tide of her trouble had long ago ebbed out of her sight.
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Carroll was getting dangerously cold, and he felt the power ebbing out of him.
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Half of your life has ebbed out, and yet your life-work remains undone, untouched.
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The color ebbed out of the florid face of Wally.
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We waited long, watching the river sink lower and lower as the tide ebbed out.