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"White-hot" Quotes from Famous Books

... his arms shrinking. Dick's first thought was connected with Maisie, and it hurt him as white-hot iron ...

— The Light That Failed • Rudyard Kipling

... better in the acacias themselves. Save for a lizard here and there, motionless as a bronze fibula, or a snake asleep with eyes wide open, or the flash of a "pinging" fly, all Nature seemed to have fled from that intolerable white-hot glare ...

— The Way of the Wild • F. St. Mars

... fight, when he felt himself giving ground before the hammering, smashing blows of Bob MacNair's big fists. Felt the tightening of the huge arms like steel bands about his body when he rushed to a clinch—bands that crushed and burned so that each sobbing breath seemed a blade, white-hot from the furnace, stabbing and searing into his tortured lungs. Felt the vital force and strength of him ebb and weaken so that the lean, slender fingers that groped for MacNair's throat closed ...

— The Gun-Brand • James B. Hendryx

Words linked to "White-hot" : hot, white