Springtide

"Springtide" by Max Barry: "'This is it, baby,' he said, easing his hands inside her shirt.

Free Fiction from Forbes 2007

"Springtide" by Max Barry: "'This is it, baby,' he said, easing his hands inside her shirt.

October 2007 2007

Springtide and White Fever constitute two poles, while Bridge of Seconds became the third quantity, which could not have been devised without the preceding ones.

Archive 2009-05-01 David McDuff 2009

And when two young people hold each other's hands, especially on a Springtide evening, and under the most romantic circumstances and surroundings, lips are apt to say more than tongues -- which is as much as to say that without further preface these two expressed all they had to say in their first kiss.

The Borough Treasurer 1899

As she thought over these things the fulness of her love for her husband swept her heart like a Springtide.

Love of Brothers Katharine Tynan 1896

As it was Springtide she went forth that same day a-walking in the country with some ladies of the city.

The Well of Saint Clare Anatole France 1884

On the same suggestive theme of Springtide a celebrated Turkish poetess, Fitnet

Flowers from a Persian Garden and Other Papers William Alexander Clouston 1869

She loved the country; Springtide in the country set her singing; her walk to her patient at Lappett's farm and homeward was an aethereal rapture for a heart rocking easy in fulness.

Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith George Meredith 1868

She loved the country; Springtide in the country set her singing; her walk to her patient at Lappett's farm and homeward was an aethereal rapture for a heart rocking easy in fulness.

Celt and Saxon — Volume 2 George Meredith 1868

She loved the country; Springtide in the country set her singing; her walk to her patient at Lappett's farm and homeward was an aethereal rapture for a heart rocking easy in fulness.

Celt and Saxon — Complete George Meredith 1868