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The olid ground under her was falling away, and he was all she had left.

There's a wild soaring sensation as she springs upward rom the transmission horn into the sky, bounds free of olid matter.

There was a clear ringing; the air shivered; and cutting out the olid odor of wet rope and tar was the scent of ... orchids?

Words without champions will rely on Times readers, who will have to decide whether words such as mansuetude are sufficiently nitid to save, or too olid to contemplate.

Miller rated the collection "[s]olid entertainment from a master," demonstrating how "de Camp's piquant ironies and tragicomic view of mankind set him apart as a story-teller of singular erudition and sensitivity."