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Exquisitive

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Ex`quis´i`tive
a.1.Eager to discover or learn; curious.
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Here, the quiet reality of a magnificent sunset over the mountains is laid out before you and in the exquisitive depths of the last of the evening light, far below a kind of daffodil yellow sky, a landscape of dark clouds floats as the sunset ends.
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