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Blenk

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v. i.1.To blink; to shine; to look.


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Yet Bontemps' discussion of these topics is never so blenk and pessimistic as the portrait that emerges in Richard Wright's fiction, and in Bontemps one finds little of the rancor that marked the writings of Chestnut and Dunbar.
Bontemps and the Old South by Jones, Kirkland C. / African American Review
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