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Her eyes were fired until they seemed green and yellow agates.

He put the agates in his pocket and continued down the beach.

The boys strike them with black and red striped agates.

If you like hunting for agates, go to the public beach on the other side of the island.

The glacier picked up surface agates and transported them south.

Agates have long been used in arts and crafts.

Spotting other agates, he did not pick them up.

Walk to the Riviera-type stone beach to hunt for agates.

"Those black eyes that shone like agates," she wrote.

He remembered the agates and got them out.

Herbie was the fellow I brought in the agates for.

Her eyes were like agates, layered brown and green and blue. "

A quick learner, Agates teaches herself English in one summer.

He nodded toward Adams, who sat at the table's far corner, eyes like blue agates in the lamplight.

I searched the sand for agates, which are often found on Oregon beaches, but was unsuccessful.

The beach is well known as a place to find small Agates and a variety of other attractive rounded pebbles.

These agates were evidence of countless millennia of volcanic activity.

"Fifty agates, finely cut," he said with a growl, never pleased by the price.

Most of these agates were from Latin America, in particular Brazil.

He had thrown the agates and they were no longer here; they had gone elsewhere.

His face was like a piece of stone, his brown eyes glittering like agates.

The more finely cut agates passed over.

Shark teeth, agates, amethyst and Indian arrowheads are also found.

On the disintegration of the matrix in which the agates are embedded, they are set free.

His eyes were hard as agates; his tone implacable.