| Her rondure floats against the distant cohorts of the constellations. |
| The solemn pond displays the summer night Perfect in the rondure of its speculum, The sky set out in order, light by light. |
| Its fiery stripes resemble the defective pigmentation of someone's skin, but you still feel invited by the rondure of the apple to stroke it, to clasp it. |
| I could see no line the run of which gave me warrant that it was comprised in the rondure of a ship. |
| Her wide white lids downcast over her great eyes, her long lashes almost sweeping the rondure of her cheek, she looked a Madonna. |
| If the characters are lost and helpless in what seems like a rondure of Sisyphus, the writer is in total empathy. |
