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Roger turned the corner of the street, saw the balcony, whipped the horse, which came up at a gallop, and stopped at the bronze-green door that he knew as well as his master did.
A Second Home 2007
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Roger turned the corner of the street, saw the balcony, whipped the horse, which came up at a gallop, and stopped at the bronze-green door that he knew as well as his master did.
A Second Home 2007
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Tr'Aimne said nothing, and didn't even look at her, but his knuckles went very pale where they gripped the harness-straps while his face flushed dark bronze-green.
The Romulan Way Diane Duane 2000
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Tr'Aimne said nothing, and didn't even look at her, but his knuckles went very pale where they gripped the harness-straps while his face flushed dark bronze-green.
The Romulan Way Diane Duane 2000
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Amaryllis touched the bronze-green snakeskin with reverential fingers.
Amaryllis Jayne Castle 1996
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Amaryllis touched the bronze-green snakeskin with reverential fingers.
Amaryllis Jayne Castle 1996
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Amaryllis touched the bronze-green snakeskin with reverential fingers.
Amaryllis Jayne Castle 1996
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The people who built it all were bipeds, covered with a fine bronze-green fur that streamed behind them in the constant and gentle winds.
Timegod's World Modesitt, L. E. 1992
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In the year 753, three hundred years before the Cave People set forth on their tribal journey through Mexico, one of their scouting parties brought back from Guatemala a dead specimen of that extra - ordinary bird the quetzal, whose bright bronze-green and red plumage and immensely long tail would excite all Indian tribes who saw it.
Mexico Michener, James 1992
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Only a sparse creeper grew along their way, its elongated leaves shimmering with bronze-green reflections against a stony surface; but when they topped the ridge a thick forest was in sight.
The Talkative Tree Horace Brown Fyfe 1957
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