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Close as clapboards on a house. Anonymous | 1 |
Close as one second is to another. Anonymous | 2 |
Close as heat to fire. Anonymous | 3 |
Close as lovers sitting upon the sofa. Anonymous | 4 |
Close as Noah in the ark. Anonymous | 5 |
Close-mouthed as a clam. Anonymous | 6 |
Close as a cockle. Beaumont and Fletcher | 7 |
Close as wax. Beaumont and Fletcher | 8 |
Close as brother leans to brother When they press beneath the eyes Of some father praying blessings From the gifts of paradise. Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 9 |
Fitting as close as fits the dented spine Its flexible ivory outside-flesh. Robert Browning | 10 |
Close as an oyster. Robert Burton | 11 |
Close as the finger nail and the quick. Hugh Clifford | 12 |
Close as a new cut yew-hedge. George Colman, the Elder | 13 |
Close as your jacket. George Colman, the Younger | 14 |
Close as a pill-box. George Colman, the Younger | 15 |
Close as a nut. George Eliot | 16 |
Close as hand and glove. Foundling Hospital for Wit, 1743 | 17 |
Close as night. Thomas Heywood | 18 |
Close as thorn is to the rose. Robert Lloyd | 19 |
I will sticke as close to thee, as the soale doth to the shoe. John Lyly | 20 |
Hide closer than Rachel did her fathers images. James Puckle | 21 |
Close as oak and ivy stand. Christina Georgina Rossetti | 22 |
Close as the young wheat. Dante Gabriel Rossetti | 23 |
Stick closer than a bump on your head. Austin Strong | 24 |
Close as a jail. Thomas Tusser | 25 |
Close as a lover in his hour of bliss. N. P. Willis | 26 |
Close as a flea in a blanket. Yea and Nay Almanack, 1680 | 27 |
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