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1. its thick, leathery pads scudding

2. Above them the sky was filled with scudding grey clouds and a

3. While he looked up at those eroded and mossy gates leaking a little trickle of water from twelve feet above, he thought of that lake runner just scudding along before a fair wind up there on Chardovia Lake

4. They cycled to a park and sprawled over the grass, watching clouds scudding across a yellowing sky

5. You took my breath away with laughter that was brighter than notes played from a piper’s flute and raven tresses flying freer than dark clouds scudding across a stormy sky

6. She kept up with her painting and when the picture was finished it showed a road on a mountainside with dark scudding clouds passing in front of a full red moon

7. They walked miles that day; often in silence, sometimes in gusty talk--talk gusty with the swift changes of Priscilla's mood scudding across the leaden background of Fritzing's steadier despair--and they got back tired, hungry, their clothes splashed with mud, their minds no nearer light than when they started

8. The clouds scudding across the sky before the wind were not in such a hurry but that every now and then they let loose a violent gust of ram, soaking the flags of the terrace again just as the wind had begun to dry them up

9. He himself could not wait to be rid of the place and back in the forest with the family of Leaf Children and the singing trees and laughter and clear bright sunshine beaming from the blue sky with an occasional fluffy cloud scudding overhead

10. All the trees, birds, water in the sea, clouds scudding across the sky and humans, are all contingent beings

11. They flew down a long hill between stands of dark forest, then swept effortlessly up the other side, scudding from crest to crest over the slow waves of tarmac that rolled down towards them

12. scudding across a sky as blue as the sea below it

13. (Closeclutched swift swifter with glareblareflare scudding they scootlootshoot

14. He had a sudden urge to speak to Farah or better still Steven Warburton in Los Angeles, who would be certain to be awake, and while imagining all sorts of unpleasant scenarios, he looked out to sea and the night and the restless clouds scudding across the sky

15. She was made for speed in moderate and light weather, and she heeled sharply as she went scudding through the waves

16. A cold wind was blowing stiffly and the scudding clouds overhead were the deep gray of slate when Scarlett and Mammy stepped from the train in Atlanta the next afternoon

17. Had Lord Marchmain planned this lying-in-state for himself, I wondered, before he left the sunshine of Italy? Had he thought of it during the scudding rain of his long, fretful journey? Had it come to him at that moment, an awakened

18. The birds were wheeling above me, and the clouds scudding, and the ocean was coming and going, and I wanted only for the woman to keep wheeling me out

19. There had been cold rain in the night, and remnants of the clouds from which it had descended were still scudding across the sky, with the sun’s luminous disc (not yet risen to any great height) showing faintly through them