| So plentiful is this dewfall, in some favored sections, as really to support vegetation. |
| Her lips were still parted, tender as rose-leaves at dewfall, and her eyes glistened as she opened them at the sound of his voice. |
| We should also note the fact that the dewfall is a concomitant of cloudless skies. |
| The sun is, however, already low, and she calls her darling in from the dewfall. |
| Next take some furled red roses, 300 or 400, clean, fresh and culled before dewfall. |
| It was shown that all chlorolichens investigated like for example Cladonia convoluta could be activated by early morning dewfall. |
