| " Bhanumati has drawn the veil" | |
| "... One veil over us both." Cyrano? | |
| "...from her veil!" | |
| "A compliment is something like a kiss through a veil." | |
| "A white veil for the whore who will marry at the Church. | |
| " Bhanumati has drawn the veil" | |
| "... One veil over us both." Cyrano? | |
| "...from her veil!" | |
| "A compliment is something like a kiss through a veil." | |
| "A white veil for the whore who will marry at the Church. | |
| "Immobile, eye half-open beneath her veils | |
| "Madam, under your feet, in the shadow, a man is there, who loves you, lost, the night veils him, suffering as a worm in love with a star. | |
| "No flowery veils or pillows." | |
| "She threw off her veils | |
| "The Virgin is combing her hair, in amongst the veils... " | |
| "Immobile, eye half-open beneath her veils | |
| "Madam, under your feet, in the shadow, a man is there, who loves you, lost, the night veils him, suffering as a worm in love with a star. | |
| "No flowery veils or pillows." | |
| "She threw off her veils | |
| "The Virgin is combing her hair, in amongst the veils... " | |
| "A veiled silence speaks more than a thousand words" | |
| "Jack drew his lips from hers and urged her forward... "so he could take one shirt-veiled nipple... "into his mouth. | |
| "Mist veiled seas to, er, display in the stalls of foreign ports." Right. | |
| "Pale or purple, veiled or voluptuous, thou who art all the pleasure... of the innermost sense desire you". | |
| "The colours rain Upon the veiled maiden" | |
| -Who are you veiling at? | |
| Are we thinly veiling a personal conflict and passing it off as a lesson? | |
| Death on wings, Death by surprise veiling evil from worldly eyes. | |
| I'm as much against de-veiling a woman by force... as veiling her by force. | |
| I'm looking for a bonnet, Mr. Grace. Velvet with a dashing feather... and a moss rose or two, and a wisp of a veiling... and an ornament about here. For $1. | |
| "A veiled silence speaks more than a thousand words" | |
| "Jack drew his lips from hers and urged her forward... "so he could take one shirt-veiled nipple... "into his mouth. | |
| "Mist veiled seas to, er, display in the stalls of foreign ports." Right. | |
| "Pale or purple, veiled or voluptuous, thou who art all the pleasure... of the innermost sense desire you". | |
| "The colours rain Upon the veiled maiden" | |
| -Who are you veiling at? | |
| Are we thinly veiling a personal conflict and passing it off as a lesson? | |
| Death on wings, Death by surprise veiling evil from worldly eyes. | |
| I'm as much against de-veiling a woman by force... as veiling her by force. | |
| I'm looking for a bonnet, Mr. Grace. Velvet with a dashing feather... and a moss rose or two, and a wisp of a veiling... and an ornament about here. For $1. | |
