Ere its descent had scarred that fair brow, a rush was heard from the main gangway, and old Neptune, with a fierce growl, has fastened his teeth in the monster's flesh!

The hand which had scarred her face had rounded and bent them,her own mother's hand.

I can never forget these things, for they have scarred my soul, yet surely I need not dwell upon them now, except as they may bear some direct reference to this tale I seek to tell.

The furniture was cheap and unsubstantial, the towels were small and thin; in place of pictures, aggressively illuminated texts scarred the walls like freshly made wounds, and the place had a bare, homeless look which made Ida shudder.

The pink crescents of new graves scarred the hillsides, already scalloped and crinkled with shelving abodes of the venerable dead.

Tethering their mounts in the last clump of underbrush the riders labored on afoot up a shallow draw which scarred the steep slope.

The three weird voices whispered low Where the eagles swept in their circling ward; But only one shadow scarred the snow As I clambered down from Pitz Languard.

A miry road I followed, all in vain; No well-known hill the landscape showed, It was a wretched plain; Where mounds of rubbish, ugly pits, And brick-fields scarred the globe; Those wastes where desolation sits Without her ancient robe.

The fire leaped into his eyes at sight of a sabre slash that scarred his cheek.

"] Patiently the photographer stood still while the commissary and Tignol tried to stretch their fingers over the red marks that scarred his countenance.

Nor wound nor scar my body bears, My lip made never moan, And Odin bold, who gave me life, Now comes and takes his own.