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• Its fragrance mingled with awful pain. (8)
• Mingled with the sound was an irregular throbbing. (1)
• Black thoughts about Soames mingled with the faintest hopes. (8)
• She looked at the architect with mingled aloofness and curiosity. (13)
• The soul of mingled chicken and wine illumined his cheeks and eyes. (10)
• The soul of mingled chicken and wine illumined his cheeks and eyes. (22)
• In the sky was mingled all the languor and the violence of the spring. (8)
• And a vague feeling of compunction mingled with her sense of deliverance. (8)
• It seemed as though, from mingled alarm and joy, her heart would stop beating. (5)
• The early history of Celtic music in Wales in particular, is mingled with myth. (3)
• Then, mingled with the incense of the night, she caught the savor of woodsmoke. (8)
• Breath of violet, and ladysmock, and valley-lily, mingled and fluttered about her. (10)
• The admiration she inspired in Felix at that moment was mingled with a kind of pity. (8)
• A faint smile, mingled with a blush of relenting, stole into her face, and he hurried on. (9)
• Ah, what a fruitless breeder is this heart, Full of the mingled seeds, each eating each. (10)
• In the affairs of men there is an irony constant and deep, mingled with the very springs of life. (8)
• They mingled with the creaming sizzle of champagne, with the soft murmur of well-bred deglutition. (8)
• Crossjay held the gold pieces out as things that had not yet mingled with his ideas of possession. (10)
• His whispering mingled with the rustle of the palm-leaves, while the bar of sunlight crept up the body. (8)
• The still, small noise of the nib travelling across the cheques mingled with the buzzing of a single fly. (8)
• But even with that craving was mingled the itch to justify herself, and prove that she could rise above jealousy. (8)
• His pale face had reddened, his eyebrows, where darkness was still mingled with the grey, had come close together. (8)
• Again his astonishment was obvious; and he looked at her with an expression of mingled incredulity and mortification. (4)
• The sons of first-rate families are in the two elevens, mingled with the yeomen and whoever can best do the business. (10)
• Mingled with the half-musty smell of age; there were other scents, of mignonette, apples, and some sweet-smelling soap. (8)
• The happiness of having such a sister was their first effusion, and the fair ladies mingled in embraces and tears of joy. (4)
• Fiorsen stared fixedly at that perfectly shaped face, where a faint, underdone pink mingled with the fairness of the skin. (8)
• His works show the influence of Liszt and Berlioz, mingled with the stricter style of the old Italian contrapuntal writers. (3)
• All this became gradually evident, and gradually placed Susan before her sister as an object of mingled compassion and respect. (4)
• From head to foot it quivered; her hat had been torn off, and the fragrance of her hair mingled with the fragrance of the night. (8)
• He held a large gold-headed cane in his hand, and looked about with an expression of very equivocal drollery, mingled with fear. (6)
• If Cyriax left her in the lurch, she must beg or starve unless chance, which so often mingled in her existence, willed otherwise. (5)
• And there mingled apparently in her regret for Pere Brebeuf a confusing sense of his actual state as a portable piece of furniture. (9)
• In combination with the report that Miltoun had arrived and gone out without breakfast, it had been received with mingled feelings. (8)
• Then, while the steam mingled with his frosty beard, he brought two cups from a cupboard, filled one of them, and looked at Hilary. (8)
• At last I dragged myself on to my stomach on the trunk, and lay there a breathless sop, with a mingled sense of humour and injustice. (2)
• Some cigar ash dropped, and taking out a silk handkerchief to brush it off, he inhaled a mingled scent as of snuff and eau de Cologne. (8)
• Shelton listened with mingled feelings of amusement and dismay, till the old actor, having finished, resumed his crouching posture at the table. (8)

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