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Examples
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The queen had with her many a fair-fashioned maid, full a hundred and four, that wore costly robes of rich, gay-colored silks.
The Nibelungenlied 2007
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Those pictures were very funny, and that aquatinting and the gay-colored plates very pleasant to witness; but if we could not read the poem in those days, could we digest it in this?
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There were mujiks with caps on their heads, and wearing checked shirts under their wide pelisses; peasants of the Volga, with blue trousers stuffed into their boots, rose-colored cotton shirts, drawn in by a cord, felt caps; a few women, habited in flowery-patterned cotton dresses, gay-colored aprons, and bright handkerchiefs on their heads.
Michael Strogoff 2003
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Dinah in her white apron and gay-colored turban has brought out the baby in long clothes, spread a crimson blanket upon the grass, and there the children and nurse seat themselves.
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Another year passed, and down from space came the gay-colored corvette of Eban Buzbek.
The Languages of Pao Vance, Jack, 1916- 1958
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Many Brahman servants were drawing water near her, and looked bright and happy in their gay-colored cotton _saris_.
Stories Worth Rereading Various
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"Ph, look!" the rather silent Sarah kindled into animation at the sight of a gay-colored poster tacked to a telegraph pole along the road.
Rainbow Hill Josephine Lawrence
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But they were expert at weaving the gay-colored strips in and out, and the three finished six baskets the first evening.
Chicken Little Jane Lily Munsell Ritchie
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A dozen or more Thlinget women came straggling up the beach laden with the fruits of their afternoon labors: gay-colored baskets of wild strawberries, red and fragrant from the sand-dunes along the lagoon.
Where the Sun Swings North Barrett Willoughby
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Each member of the association holds a letter inclosed in an embossed and highly ornamented envelope, bound round with gay-colored ribbons and threads of gold.
Willis the Pilot Paul Adrien
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