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• It vanished. (8)
• She vanished. (8)
• They vanished. (8)
• Ridicule vanished. (10)
• The valet vanished. (8)
• The damsel had vanished. (10)
• The faces at the port vanished. (9)
• It blackened, writhed, and vanished. (8)
• At that instant the figures vanished. (1)
• A wind had blown and all had vanished. (10)
• She ran through the window, and vanished. (8)
• He passed out on to the lawn, and vanished. (8)
• Then the shreds of light up there vanished. (8)
• The sergeant saluted and vanished in the fog. (1)
• He reached the bottom and vanished into the dell. (8)
• His eye struck on Edward, and his smile vanished. (10)
• His eye struck on Edward, and his smile vanished. (22)
• With those words she vanished, and the writer woke. (8)
• When his kind face vanished she would be lost indeed! (8)
• He rounded the shrubs, and, behold, both had vanished. (10)
• It swung from side to side and vanished round a corner. (8)
• The last vanished through the gate, the crowd dispersed. (8)
• Her puckers vanished at some signal from inside the coach. (10)
• One gas-jet vanished, and the remaining jet flared suddenly. (8)
• The finer senses could just perceive them ere they vanished. (10)
• As Miltoun came to look, it waddled to one side, and vanished. (8)
• Bianca started to her feet, and as she rose the vision vanished. (8)
• Why had she refrained, left him there, vanished out of his arms? (8)
• When he had done his best the beetle emerged and vanished in the grass. (8)
• But without answer Barbara vanished into the dim hall and up the stairs. (8)
• A burst of music from the covert, and the darling vanished among the briers. (8)
• All finally vanished from history into a darkness impenetrable to conjecture. (7)
• He vanished; his footsteps, and the tap of his stick grew fainter and fainter. (8)
• Yet the moment it had sunk under the hill this feeling of ours vanished with it. (10)
• My dear mother, every hope which made me so happy only two hours ago has vanished. (4)
• The flush vanished and left her cheeks to their true colour, that of a faded rose. (8)
• She had vanished; and far away, from behind the picture, came a sound of footsteps. (8)
• The wind rustled the buds; the stars, one moment bright as diamonds, vanished the next. (8)
• He was about to ask his companion, but with a distant hiccough the small man had vanished. (8)
• Its stolidity vanished, the eyes became as quick, passionate, and leaping as a dark torrent. (8)
• Suddenly a light burned up in the darkness on the sea, seemed to swing gently, and vanished. (8)
• She leaned out beyond the edge of it; and then, at moments she vanished altogether behind it. (9)
• All semblance of harshness, and harridan-like spike-tonguedness vanished when she said adieu. (10)
• Then, suddenly all that dream creature had vanished; he was on his feet, with a thumping heart, speaking. (8)
• Jeff plunged down the hill, waving a final adieu from the corner of the hotel before he vanished round it. (9)
• I am wretched at not finding a letter from Mabel here, and J. H. and Rowse have vanished, leaving no sign. (14)
• The slight cast of sourness on his lower features had almost vanished, his nature seemed to have enlarged. (10)
• After he was gone Gyp sat on till the sun had quite vanished and the dew was stealing through her thin frock. (8)
• The cap was no longer visible; that little spot of colour had vanished in the stream of the noon promenaders. (8)
• Respect, esteem, and confidence had vanished for ever; and all his views of domestic happiness were overthrown. (4)
• When the show had vanished, their spirits hung pausing, like the hollow air emptied of big sound, and reacted. (10)
• The idea of paying two shillings and sixpence for one miserable bottle vanished at the richly-coloured prospect. (22)
• But it is not only pipers who have vanished, many a solid bulk of masonry has been likewise spirited into the air. (2)
• Christian had already vanished; the sound of her hurrying footsteps was distinctly audible at the top of the dark stairs. (8)
• From the look on her face rather than from her words, the full reality of her meaning came to Leila, vanished, came again. (8)
• Suddenly this enchanting landscape seemed to rise swiftly upward like the drop scene at a theatre, and vanished in a blank. (1)
• There, however, the report of him was, that he had inspected the rooms, highly complimented the owner of them, and vanished. (10)
• The germ of latent restlessness thus grew like a noxious fungus in our minds; contentment and peace vanished like a faint odor. (20)
• He was coming down from his last recall; and at sight of her his look of bored contempt vanished; lifting her hand, he kissed it. (8)
• And the Ass vanished, and the Genie stood in his place, tall, dark, terrible as a pillar of storm to travellers ranging the desert. (10)
• In the effort to shake hands with Mrs. Libby she knocked the catalogue out of her hold, and vanished in the crowd without knowing it. (9)
• Her figure vanished, wavering into the hurly-burly; one of his bags had gone astray, and so all thought of her soon faded from his mind. (8)
• The air of desperate absorption vanished, she smiled, waved a kiss, made a pretty face as if she were a little puzzled and a little bored. (8)
• The farther edge of the water could not be seen; the boats came out of the obscurity, took on their passengers and vanished in the darkness. (7)
• Herr Paul could not bear this silence, and talked to his servant for half an hour, till Fritz also vanished to fetch something from the town. (8)
• It is curiously affecting to find them so unclaimed yet from the solitude of the vanished wilderness, and scarcely touched even by tradition. (9)
• When the smile which gave her a childlike appearance vanished, and any earnest feeling stirred her soul, she really resembled a mature maiden. (5)
• She started, as if his whisper had intruded on her thoughts; but his face must have expressed his hunger, for the resentment in her eyes vanished. (8)
• He asked Clementina to present him to Mrs. Lander, who pressed him to get into her compartment; the clergyman vanished, and Lord Lioncourt yielded. (9)
• I stood still, breathless, thinking that at last she would consent; but flinging back, up into the air, one dark-ivory arm, she sighed and vanished. (8)
• Passers-by lifted their faces, then vanished into the crowd; Rozsi stood gazing at them spellbound, as if their very going and coming were a delight. (8)
• And if Cecilia had spoken feelingly of Dr. Shrapnel, or had she simulated a thoughtful interest in his pursuits, his hesitations would have vanished. (10)
• He shivered, but this time with physical disgust; the powdered face with dark-fringed eyes had vanished; the fair, remote figure of the railway-station came back again. (8)

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