80 collocations for blushed

Frank blushed a little, but he held his own and said: "Are they all double carriages, Uncle Fred?" "No, my boy; there are two traps and two victorias.

' Lancelot started, and blushed crimson.

Poor Julia could have blushed red, before that view, with the memory of the way the forecourt, as she now imagined it, had been dishonored by her younger romps.

Leonore blushed a deep scarlet at these words, as if Lippo had pronounced a thought she did not dare to foster in her own heart.

The poet has well said, 'Full many a gem of purest ray serene The dark unfathomed caves of Ocean bear; And many a flower is born to blush unseen, And waste its sweetness on the desert air.'

Protection from the powerful and savage tribes of Indians within their borders, and who were harrassing them with the most terrible of warsand protection from their own negroesprotection from their insurrectionsprotection from their escapeprotection even to the trade by which they were brought into the countryprotection, shall I not blush to say, protection to the very bondage by which they were held.

He comes; nor want nor cold his course delay Hide, blushing Glory, hide Pultowa's day!

And if thus perfect were her outward form, What tongue can tell the graces of her mind, Constant in love and in its friendships warm? There blushing modesty with virtue join'd There tenderness and innocence combin'd.

I looked up, and saw before me a girl of sixteen, with blue eyes, wavy auburn hair, and slender formnot strikingly handsome, but with a shy, pretty face, which blushed the least bit in the world, as she met my gaze.

This was so very broad, that the "lady" in question blushed the color of the red bricks in her fire-place, and declared that Mr. Jinks was the dreadfulest creature, and he need'nt expect to persuade her that he liked herno, he need'nt.

In America we look for antiquities to Boston, with her Long Wharf, or Faneuil Hall; to New York, with her Fraunccs Tavern and Van Cortlandt Manor House; to Jamestown with her lone, crumbling church tower; to the Pacific coast with her Franciscan mission houses; to St. Augustine with her Spanish gates; but all these are young and blushing things compared with the historic places of the British Isles.

Farther let no mortal fare Who would be a wooer, Than unwithered he may bear Blushing roses to her, Or than nightingale may fly For her nesting grasses, Or than with the west wind's sigh Her soft warbling passes.

It is said that two ring-doves, a male and female, happened to alight on the garden wall near the fountain where they were sitting, and began billing and cooing in amorous play, so that seeing them together in such soft intercourse, blushes overspread the cheeks of the princess, who immediately called for her bow and arrows.

And when she saw who held her, she started up, and stood, blushing the colour of her own lips, with eyes cast upon the ground.

Before the whole assembled exhibition-room, Lucy first looked blue, and then blushed consent.

" The Chevalier blushed crimsonnot with humility this time, but with pride.

Pen blushed a great deal.

So you cruel judge, you won't transport me yet, will you?" "No" said Maggie, overjoyed at her own decision, and blushing her delight that her reason was convinced it was right for Frank to stay a little longer.

CAPRICES OF FORTUNE Why should I blush that Fortune's frown Dooms me life's humble paths to tread?

And here, in that triumphant hour, Shall yielding Beauty wed with Power; And blushing earth and smiling sea In dalliance deck the bridal bower.

Among the one hundred and seventy fragments preserved some are of great beautythe following, for example, which is as delightful as a Japanese poem and in much the same stylesuggesting a picture in a few words, with the distinctness of a painting: "As the sweet apple blushes on the end of the bough, the very end of the bough, which the gatherers overlooked, nay overlooked not, but could not reach."

They all blushed,Eva, a soldier's coat colour!

We have in the act of blushing a visible example of sudden enlargement of the smaller arteries of the face and neck, called forth by some mental emotion which acts on the vaso-motor center and diminishes its activity.

Questioned how it happened there, What can blushing Fanny say? =Sudden Elevation; or The Empaled Butterfly= "Ho!" said the Butterfly, "here am I, Up in the air, who used to lie Flat on the ground, for the passers by To treat with utter neglect!

Oh! while along the stream of time thy name Expanded flies, and gathers all its fame, Say, shall my little bark attendant sail, Pursue the triumph, and partake the gale? When statesmen, heroes, kings, in dust repose, Whose sons shall blush their fathers were thy foes, Shall then this verse to future age pretend Thou wert my guide, philosopher, and friend?

80 collocations for  blushed