• 01.068 and sorcerous.
• 07.151 won’t need me to tell you tales of that black sorcerer.

• 19.030 Over snow by winter sown,

• 01.038 and a spade.

“Spin” is not terribly uncommon, but it’s a good, strong verb with “spun, had spun” as its perfect and participle forms… but the less-common perfect for “span” delights me.  Spin, span, spun – Dear fiber friends, this one is dedicated to you.

• 08.030 while the boat span slowly off

• 13.019 it was tinged with a flickering sparkle
• 14.023 his belly glittered white with sparkling fires of gems

• 01.023 and with the spike on his staff scratched a queer sign
• 06.087 moonlit spikes of rock sticking out of black shadows.

• 07.005 in great spirals.

• 02.043 They were toasting mutton on long spits of wood,
• 02.047 pinched the very mutton off the spits,

Present in 1951 but not 1937 –

• 05.127 with his flat hands splayed on the floor,

• 04.004 The lightning splinters on the peaks,
• 04.005 or splintered into little bits with a bang.
• 04.016 in a splintered second,
• 11.019 the handles splintered
• 12.101 and an avalanche of splintered stones fell
• 13.019 reflected and splintered
• 13.048 and splintered
• 14.024 His last throes splintered it to sparks