From it presently emerged a big maroon car.

Next in line, Mrs. Coblenz, the red of a fervent moment high in her face, beneath the maroon-net bodice the swell of her bosom, fast, and her white-gloved hand constantly at the opening and shutting of a lace-and-spangled fan.

At the window stood a sofa of old maroon leather, its dark hue throwing out in strong relief two figures who sat upon it.

Ten cents' worth of maroon color.

Her dress was a dark maroon merino, hanging in simple, long, straight folds, and there was as little distortion in her coiffure as the most moderate compliance with fashion permitted; and this, with a high-bred, distinguished deportment, gave an air almost of stern severity.

I found a beautiful new maroon necktie, and it was only a dollarsame kind they would charge one seventy-five for in the big cities.

A motoring bonnet of maroon silk imprisoned her hair, and upon its rim, above her forehead, was perched a pair of goggles.

And the ones in dark-blue uniform with the maroon stripe at the side of the trousers?

She was wearing square cut black cotton pants and a maroon sweatshirt pushed up on her forearms.

Most men of Jo's age were standing before their mirror of a Saturday night, whistling blithely and abstractedly while they discarded a blue polka-dot for a maroon tie, whipped off the maroon for a shot-silk, and at the last moment decided against the shot-silk in favor of a plain black-and-white, because she had once said she preferred quiet ties.

Oliver whipped in and out of the bathroom and handed her a maroon towel.

He himself, in this dawnlike light, appeared, with his snow-white hair and beard, strong and vigorous; although he was near sixty, his color was so fresh, his features were so finely cut, his eyes were still so clear, and he had so youthful an air that one might have taken him, in his close-fitting, maroon velvet jacket, for a young man with powdered hair.

We admired this and that: especially a most lovely ConvolvulusI know not whether we have it in our hothouses {52a} with purple maroon flowers; and an old hog-plum {52b}Mombin of the Frencha huge tree, which was striking, not so much from its size as from its shape.

Her deep maroon hair shone with health.

As Stafford pulled up, a couple of grooms came forward; the hall doorenamelled in peacock blueopened and a butler and two footmen in rich maroon livery appeared.