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How to use verdancy in a sentence
He shook his head sorrowfully, for I think the verdancy of my youth appealed to him.
A TATTER OF SCARLETS. R. CROCKETTShe was playing a game; she was not simply taking pity on his aesthetic verdancy.
THE AMERICANHENRY JAMESIn their infant verdancy they will probably look upon it as a great honor.
MARJORIE DEAN, COLLEGE SOPHOMOREPAULINE LESTERThe grass still held much of its summer verdancy, and the sky overhead was as deeply blue as on the mildest spring day.
THE HALF-BACKRALPH HENRY BARBOURThis was probably on account of my youth and apparent verdancy, as well as my muscle.
BUCKSKIN MOSEBUCKSKIN MOSEShe took the witness-stand with evidences of backwardness and proverbial Bourbon verdancy.
AMONG THE HUMORISTS AND AFTER DINNER SPEAKERS, VOL. IVARIOUSFor your young virgins, sweet and modest as they are, have always a slight dash of young tartness, and verdancy.
THE SEAJULES MICHELETSt. John's particularly I shall remember: its light, its distinction, its surrounding verdancy.
ROVING EAST AND ROVING WESTE. V. LUCASIt was a restful verdancy which spoke of frequent rains, of cool days and of cooler nights.
THE TRIUMPH OF VIRGINIA DALEJOHN FRANCIS, JR.Another authority says that 'the traveller is charmed in looking at the carpet of perpetual verdancy on which Quito stands.
SPANISH AMERICA, ITS ROMANCE, REALITY AND FUTURE, VOL. 1CHARLES REGINALD ENOCKWORDS RELATED TO VERDANCY
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