rondure literary

For the first time he realized the great rondure of the world.

Who would have suspected such rondure in so brief a package?

It was sealed and bore his device of white stars upon a blue rondure.

Behind her, she heard the wheel come to a stop, and the staccato sound of the rondure bouncing into a cup.

The surprising rondure of the woman behind the uniform was once more evident beyond any reasonable doubt.

Her body had a natural rondure that shaped itself well to the contour of the chute.

The material peeled away from her front, suddenly exposing both mammaries in all their rondure.

Treir reached across the dabo table for the gaming rondure.

He could form a fair notion of its diameter by considering the visible rondure of the floor.

I have important information for His Rondure.

She swiped the rondure from its cup in the dabo wheel and held it up before Hetik.

She bloomed; a soft rondure of hip and thigh stretched the dull cerements.

She tapped three fingers against the ruby rondure of her lips as she yawned prettily.

And of course in each skull, in each rondure of vacated eye, he saw the boys face.

--rising and falling under the dress while his palm felt the rondure of a sweet derriere.

She laughed again, and this time he noticed the fullness and rondure of her body as it laughed with her.

So His Rondure had detoured Flint to an educational mission while he got the facts from Tsopi.

Treir reached out and took Hetiks hand in hers, placed the rondure in his palm, and closed his fingers around it.

His hair renewed itself, growing forward, first tinting the rondure of his skull, as if some invisible being were coloring Uncle Morgan's head, then covering it.

One pressed flatly against the rondure of her shoulder-another flattened against the small of her back-a third settled on her thigh.

Bink wasn't sure why a girl of her appearance should affect such modesty; surely no one would gawk at her exposed flesh regardless of its rondure.