betweentime

(bɪˈtwiːnˌtaɪm)

the time between events; interval

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Betweentimes Anne grew, shooting up so rapidly that Marilla was astonished one day, when they were standing side by side, to find the girl was taller than herself.

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But they'd have appreciated them because they would have had time to think in betweentime to absorb the tempo and listen to the words.

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/ Or beneath the reddening elm / The hiding hare setting forth by night / For food." Readers will be aware, by the way, that the Greek head-words in the section titles may mean, respectively: "sigh, token, omen"; "between, betweentimes"; "strength, might, power, ability." A poem in "Dynamis" ends, "And time, shining light beam / arose from the shadows each morning."

Rakkaus tuli kun lahden maan aariin. (Finnish)

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