1 He'll find no words to fit you.
2 "Thoughts without words," her brother mused.
3 "No," said Isa, as plainly as words could say it.
4 The words were like the first peal of a chime of bells.
5 It didn't matter what the words were; or who sang what.
6 The villagers were singing, but half their words were blown away.
7 "We haven't the words--we haven't the words," Mrs. Swithin protested.
8 Her words peppered the audience as with a shower of hard little stones.
9 For myself," Mrs. Manresa continued, "speaking plainly, I can't put two words together.
10 --those were the first words that could be heard above the roar of laughter and applause.
11 The words weren't worth writing in the book bound like an account book in case Giles suspected.
12 Digging and delving, ploughing and sowing they were singing, but the wind blew their words away.
13 Isa supplied the first words that came into her head by way of helping her husband out of his difficulty.
14 The words made two rings, perfect rings, that floated them, herself and Haines, like two swans down stream.
15 Every summer, for seven summers now, Isa had heard the same words; about the hammer and the nails; the pageant and the weather.
16 I, he repeated, forgetting the words, and glaring at his Aunt Lucy who sat craned forward, her mouth gaping, and her bony little hands clapping.
17 The nurses after breakfast were trundling the perambulator up and down the terrace; and as they trundled they were talking--not shaping pellets of information or handing ideas from one to another, but rolling words, like sweets on their tongues; which, as they thinned to transparency, gave off pink, green, and sweetness.
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