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Usage of: 'scarlet-coated', 'scarlet blankets' and 'filling up with scarlet'



 
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Usage of: 'scarlet-coated', 'scarlet blankets' and 'filling up with scarlet' #1 (permalink) Sun Nov 02, 2008 19:22 pm   Usage of: 'scarlet-coated', 'scarlet blankets' and 'filling up with scarlet'		  
In a text we have the word scarlet that repeated in three different contexts :scarlet-coated , scarlet blankets and filling up with scarlet So in your point of you why this word was reapeted in that way? iBy the way the text is about giving bloodĄ
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Usage of: 'scarlet-coated', 'scarlet blankets' and 'filling up with scarlet' #2 (permalink) Mon Nov 03, 2008 8:36 am   Usage of: 'scarlet-coated', 'scarlet blankets' and 'filling up with scarlet'		  
What color is blood?

What color is scarlet? Scarlet is an INTENSE RED!

Maybe this answers your question!
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Usage of: 'scarlet-coated', 'scarlet blankets' and 'filling up with scarlet' #3 (permalink) Mon Nov 03, 2008 16:46 pm   Usage of: 'scarlet-coated', 'scarlet blankets' and 'filling up with scarlet'		  
uhmmmm ok I understand thanks a lot for this hint.
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