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Twinkling, shining, expanding, the stars grew into a pair of eyes in the darkness.
CAMPS AND TRAILSHENRY ABBOTT
A beacon-light far off, Twinkling across the waves like a star!
SONGS FROM VAGABONDIABLISS CARMAN AND RICHARD HOVEY
Twinkling eyes with red lashes shone with the utmost good-will.
THE LAMP IN THE DESERTETHEL M. DELL
Twinkling so that there is gas, budding so that there is hair, blaming so that there is pleasing, all along the heap of all.
MATISSE PICASSO AND GERTRUDE STEINGERTRUDE STEIN
Twinkling lights also appeared in the night heavens between the swiftly flying clouds.
ARACHNE, COMPLETEGEORG EBERS
Twinkling among the houses a light keeps watch here and there, in what may be a sick chamber or two.
ROUNDABOUT PAPERSWILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY
Twinkling is much more violent near the horizon than near the zenith, and more pronounced on some nights than others.
METEOROLOGYCHARLES FITZHUGH TALMAN
Twinkling stars hung between the columns, burning with a fragrance like flowers.
IDOLATRYJULIAN HAWTHORNE
Twinkling camp fires showed that they were running toward a country that was literally swarming with Germans.
THE BELGIANS TO THE FRONTCOLONEL JAMES FISKE
Twinkling lights were all that I could see of the noted town.
ON THE MEXICAN HIGHLANDSWILLIAM SEYMOUR EDWARDS

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