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All lesser interests had dwindled and grown poor; her life seemed flickering out like a taper in the breeze.
COUNTRY NEIGHBORSALICE BROWN
For reasons that are not too clear to me, it has dwindled away of late.
SOUTH AMERICA TO-DAYGEORGES CLEMENCEAU
The numbers of the Igazipuza had dwindled frightfully; all cohesion among them was at an end.
THE LUCK OF GERARD RIDGELEYBERTRAM MITFORD
Robert's dream was dim and the fire of his ambition had dwindled, but he went on bravely.
THE SHADOW OF VICTORYMYRTLE REED
Even McTeague himself, big boned and enormous as he was, shrank and dwindled in the presence of the monster.
MCTEAGUEFRANK NORRIS
Eventually they withered and dwindled and were in the end no different from the uninoculated grass.
GREENER THAN YOU THINKWARD MOORE
Nearly all have disappeared, and the town has dwindled into one-third its former size.
POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, FROM EARLY TIMES DOWN TO THE PHILADELPHIA EXHIBITION OF 1876CHARLES WYLLYS ELLIOTT
They were a dwindling group of infinitely bright sparks which seemed to group themselves more closely as they dwindled.
SPACE TUGMURRAY LEINSTER
The glare from the burning cabin faded, the flaming mass itself shrunk until it looked a burning bush, then dwindled to a star.
PRISONERS OF HOPEMARY JOHNSTON
She seemed to feel such distances of life extending yet beyond her sight as dwindled her, tiny and innocent.
THE COAST OF CHANCEESTHER CHAMBERLAIN
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