libtotal.blogg.se - The wind was on the withered heath

7.098 The wind was on the withered heath,.

7.008 May the wind under your wings bear you.

7.003 It is a fair morning with little wind.

6.045 There was no wind that evening to bring even a sea-sighing.

4.002 and the wind came shrill among the rocks.

2.042 anything at all on a windy night,.

2.034 the wind shook the rain off the leaves,.

2.031 The wind broke up the grey clouds,.

1.079 The winds were moaning in the night.

1.068 of the smoke-rings he had sent up the wind over The Hill.

This is “wind, air in motion”, not “to wind, to put in a curved shape” – and may I remind my Dear Word Fans that words with nautical significance have massive entries in the OED? Ye bobs.