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Frank J. Wilstach, comp.  A Dictionary of Similes.  1916.
 
Mingle
 
  Mingled … like the fragments of a couple of broken lantern slides swept up together.
            —Robert. C. Bates		  1
  Our two spirits mingled like scents from varying roses that remain one sweetness, nor can ever more be singled.
            —George Eliot		  2
  Mingled in these vulgar controversies like a knight of romance among caitiff brawlers.
            —Henry Hallam		  3
                Mingle into one,
Like blended streams that make one music as they run.
            —Thomas Hood		  4
  They had mingled their hearts together as they grew up, as two saplings planted near, mingle their branches as they become trees.
            —Victor Hugo		  5
  Mingle … like sunshine and rain.
            —William Knox		  6
                Mingling foes,
Like billows dash’d in conflict.
            —James Montgomery		  7
My soul is commingled with thine,
As water is mingled with wine.
            —Asian		  8
  Meet and mingle like human fear and hope.
            —A. J. Ryan		  9
 
 
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