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Find out the words and phrases which describe the following. One is done for you.
sight | touching in its majesty |
air | |
river | |
house | |
morning | |
sun |
Solution
sight | touching in its majesty |
air | smokeless |
river | Sweet Will |
house | Asleep |
morning | silent and bare |
sun | Steep in his splendour |
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