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It does but need fresh and simple eyes to recognize their unfaded life.
ESSAYSALICE MEYNELL
An unfaded square which she had noted on the wall-paper of the inner room showed where its original place had been.
DARK HOLLOWANNA KATHERINE GREEN
Or if I could preserve the leaves themselves, unfaded, it would be better still.
EXCURSIONS AND POEMSHENRY DAVID THOREAU
Unfaded and unfading, it still lies upon the quiet grave of the true and faithful artist!
MOLLY AND KITTYOLGA ESCHENBACH
The spirit culls Unfaded amaranth, when wild it strays790 Through the old garden-ground of boyish days.
ENDYMIONJOHN KEATS
To see that it is both ancient and lasting look at the unfaded blue cloths that enwrap an Egyptian mummy.
CREATIVE CHEMISTRYEDWIN E. SLOSSON
We see them at Camp Louisiana proudly wearing their new boots and their uniforms as yet unfaded by the sun.
THE CIVIL WAR THROUGH THE CAMERAHENRY W. (HENRY WILLIAM) ELSON
The picture was painted on slate, and in its unfaded color and its finish was immeasurably finer than the Baccio Bandinelli.
COUSIN PONSHONORE DE BALZAC
The colours of that bow, unfaded throughout all ages, have continued; and the security of God's covenant is without change.
THE ORDINANCE OF COVENANTINGJOHN CUNNINGHAM
Its every incident is etched on the curtain of the past with sharp and unfaded lines.
THE CRYPTOGRAMWILLIAM MURRAY GRAYDON

WORDS RELATED TO UNFADED

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