lines that
diverging lines — that 1907
charged lines that 1897
lines; that of antimony
lines, that of bismuth the stronger
lines, that of tellurium 1884
lines that were likely 1891
lines, that is, it has been found 1908
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lines that are equally sensitive 1918
lines that there should also be 1910
tell Emme-line that she was going out for the afternoon 1909 1
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principal lines, that is to say 1912 2
lines that bring 1915
lines that pass 1912
lines that may possibly be obstructed 1897
lines that move 1915
lines that terminate 1912 2a
lines that meet 1912 2b
lines that stand 1919
lines that lie 1912 2c
lines that almost killed the man with laughing 1898
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the straight lines that stand for men 1898
the strong lines that are now in fashion in this critical age 1894
lines that seem to him a diluted imitation 1922
like lines that stay on withered canvas 1891
these lines should never have been printed 1906
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falling into the lines that 1919
the shadows of lines that 1912 1
the lines that cast them 1912 1
lines that carry the eye up as high as possible 1915
the fainter lines, that portion which is concealed 1854
their subtile lines; that his rivers wind 1899
in flowing monosyllabic lines that affect 1899
memory. those lines that, may be, have been familiar to you 1895
lines, that they are the lines which are 1884
the lines that the sides of the outer shell make to the place where the needle is 1749
lines; that is, of eight half-lines 1914
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lines. That almost entirely psychic side 1920
lines that have been classed as blue and red, or green and red (I do not know which 1907 4
beyond the lines, that 1877
lines that have been recognized in the region 1920
other lines that reach the ocean 1891
lines that harmonise with it 1881
lines that followed, traced 1887
lines that are traceable 1905
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and one for Mary Lines; that 1912 5
precocious lines that were drawn there by the iron hand of poverty before she had emerged from girlhood 1882 6
each of its lines, that the old order 1885
lines that can easily be determined 1912
lines that open the speech 1779
a few lines that you have received mine 1841
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Grace Livingston Hill, Phobe Deane (1909)
(encountered once before) -
2, 2a-c
William Robert Ware. Shades and Shadows : with applications to architectural details (1912) -
3
ex Glory or Gravity, The Mechanical or Second Part...Taken from the MSS. of the late John Huchinson, Esq; mostly from loose papers. (1749) -
4
“Arbitration between Great Northern Railway Company and and Assessment Committee of Edmonton Union and Overseers of Parishes of Wood Green, Hornsey, Southgate, and Enfield...” The Law Times Reports of Cases Decided (December 9, 1905) -
5
“Lines vs. Willy,” in The Northeastern Reporter 97 (1912) - 6
Mrs. (Mary Elizabeth) Braddon, Mount Royal (1883)
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a second digression from the initial idea: to organize some thoughts about drawn lines, their fate in embarrassment and a desire to go to ground, camouflage themselves or otherwise achieve invisibility.
tags:
lines; glory or gravity; shades and shadows