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I still remember the huge shiny golden multi-storied tazia made on behalf of the Maharaja (the like of which I am yet to see again) leading numerous other smaller shiny and richly-coloured ones of lesser dignitaries, Muslim organisations and individuals along with several tall colourful alams (flags) in a seemingly unending stream.
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I still remember the huge shiny golden multi-storied tazia made on behalf of the Maharaja (the like of which I am yet to see again) leading numerous other smaller shiny and richly-coloured ones of lesser dignitaries, Muslim organisations and individuals along with several tall colourful alams (flags) in a seemingly unending stream.
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Both calendars are decorated with a richly-coloured interpretation of the bustling market in Kumasi – the biggest open air market in West Africa .
Have a really Divine Christmas! Thatsnews 2008
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Both calendars are decorated with a richly-coloured interpretation of the bustling market in Kumasi – the biggest open air market in West Africa .
Archive 2008-12-01 Thatsnews 2008
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Apple-trees, laden with richly-coloured fruit, were planted round, and sumach-trees, in all the glorious colouring of the fall, were opposite the front door.
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During the afternoon a very handsome young Aino, with a washed, richly-coloured skin and fine clear eyes, came up from the coast, where he had been working at the fishing.
Unbeaten Tracks in Japan Isabella Lucy 2004
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But the coral cones would look grey and barren below, while their summits would be gay with a richly-coloured parterre of flowerlike coral polypes.
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Italy, with sea-green brocade: astonishing saints with wind-blown, richly-coloured carven garments and pink faces: shelves of weird old Saxe and Capo di Monte figurines: and finally, a strange assortment of astonishing pictures painted on the back of glass, done, probably in the early years of the nineteenth century, or in the late eighteenth.
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Near him sat an Indian scholar -- on his dark head a full turban, and about him richly-coloured robes.
The Book of Missionary Heroes Basil Mathews
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Her eyes were suddenly wide and brilliant with tears; the fading sight of the mother was dazzled by the yellow shine of them and of the richly-coloured hair.
A Sheaf of Corn Mary E. Mann
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