• dine I wanted him to dine with us.
• fine It's a fine night, though."
• kine Along the road in the white moonlight they stamped as wantonly as any herd of kine; youths and maids with arms about each other, and all with faces flushed with ale-drinking, and the maids with tossing hair and draggled coats, and all the fresh garlands withered or scattered.
• line Isabel's lips had a little line of white about them.
• mine How did you think mine looked?
• nine And time went by, nine o'clock came, and then ten o'clock.
• pine The work will be different; those Western forests are all pine.
• sine Employment or help from the government was almost a sine qua non for the production of works which required time and research.
• tide The tide was turning-perhaps a storm was on the way-and we were miles, dreadful miles from dry land.
• tie You then tie your clothes in a bundle, and they give you a nightshirt.
• tile I have no doubt that in this instance tile would have been better and cheaper than the small stone drains that I have described.
• time You must have time to think it over."
• tin "An' the Visitashun no further away than to-morra at tin a.
• tine Their names were Dorine and Christine; but the younger generations called them Auntie Rine and Auntie Tine:
• ting Through the darkening sky swept a rosy pencil of living light; that utterly strange, pure beam whose coming never fails to clutch the throat of the beholder with the hand of ecstasy, the ray which the Tibetans name the Ting-Pa.
• tinge She rose and advanced eagerly, with a faint tinge of color in her cheeks.
• tint Meanwhile the imperial sun rode majestically downwards to the edge of the horizon,-and the sky blushed into the pale tint of a wild rose, that deepened softly and steadily with an ever-increasing fiery brilliance as the minutes glided noiselessly on to the enchanted midnight hour.
• tiny And how tiny the children looked!
• tire "Oh, I don't think she'll tire my wife.
• tone They call it a "subdued tone."
• tune He moved, and hummed a tune to break the silence; he got up and walked up and down, lest it should again master him.
• twine I was counted a braw lass myself in me day, and one that could twine a lad round my thumb as fine as any, but I couldna have done thon, Miss Una."
• vine It was a rocky shore, and down by the sea sat a beautiful youth with a panther skin over his shoulder, with vine leaves in his hair, with thyrsus in his hand.
• wine Where is it, that wine?
• Thine So the tablet told them nothing; and as, moreover, they distinguished less carefully between mine and thine, one trampled the turf and another snatched from the boughs a flower or fruit.
• Tina Then all the other children went away, and Tina and Johnnie sat down and cried.
• Stine Before launching the Goosebumps series, Stine authored three humorous science fiction books in the Space Cadets series titled Jerks in Training, Bozos on Patrol, and Losers in Space.
• Taine Shortly after the termination of the great Franco-German conflict, M. Taine suggested in the Temps that subscribers to the better sort of journals might do a good deal for the enlightenment of the humbler classes by merely lending their newspapers in their neighborhood.
• CINE Ernest Edgar 'Ernie Blake (1879–1961) was a pioneering exhibitor of motion pictures, Chairman of Kodak UK and responsible for all Kodak cine film sales in Britain, Europe and most of the British Empire for over twenty years.
• TINS They are tough, I hear, and my knife is sharpest at the back since opening sardines and other tins, all rather small."
• tines All my life it had rained bad luck-pitchforks, tines down.
• zine Pagan Hel, indicating in a four star review by RAM Zine, describes, "Broken Flesh sure know how to engage with their skilled savagery, even if it does hold a (slight) Christian message.

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