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dying and Remonencq gone in search
Schmucke meanwhile went back to his friend Pons with the news that Cibot was dying, and Remonencq gone in search of M. Trognon, the notary.
— from Poor Relations by HonorĂ© de Balzac

down a remarkable gleam is said
[Pg 68] Over the spot where the ship that conveyed them went down, a remarkable gleam is said to be seen.
— from Peeps at Many Lands: Sweden by William Liddle

dash A ruddy gleam is shed
On the white waves that seethe and dash A ruddy gleam is shed; Above, the lighted windows flash Alternate gold and red, Save where one sad and blinded glass Forbids the happy light to pass.
— from A Few More Verses by Susan Coolidge

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