rosado, -a, rose-colored, rosy, flushed. rostrillo, m., veil; head-dress.

" Adeline flushed.

Her eyes were sore with crying and there was a flushed thickening about the edges of her mouth.

On these men, thus at their ease and unguarded, the Romans, still hot from the recent battle, and flushed with victory, commenced an attack; no effectual opposition therefore could be made to them in the gates.

For some reason Alice flushed.

"Why, Mr. Kinney, it's all Christ," she said, slowly and hesitatingly, slipping her hand into his, and looking up at him so lovingly that his face flushed, and he threw his arms around her, and only felt a thousand times more that heaven had come to mean but one thing to him.

Hannah met him at the door, her dark face flushed with emotion which she vainly tried to conceal by sharp words.

Draxy flushed scarlet and half rose in her pew.

Before Draxy had read ten pages of the sermon, she was so thrilled by the consciousness that every heart before her was thrilled too, that her cheeks flushed and her whole face glowed.

His face flushed painfully.

The stout fellow gave vent to a smothered exclamation, and the face of the young man flushed, but not one of them spoke.

Jennifer was flushed and pleased.

" Suzanne flushed.

She sat waiting, her eyes disconcertingly fixed upon the other woman's flushed face.

Mabel began again, with another conspicuous outbreak of signalling; and this time Undine flushed to the nape as Mrs. Peter Van Degen appeared in the opposite box with Ralph Marvell behind her.

So one morning he came in looking somewhat flushed and excited, and said: "Sister, we have got our marching orders; we leave on Thursday, and I have only three days to be with you.

" She flushed, and her heart beat loudly to hear his weakness.

"Fool!" exclaimed Miss Panney, who, with flushed face, was hurrying after the rest, "why didn't he take it with him?" When the bathing master reached a point opposite the imperilled swimmers, he was obliged to wait a little for the life-line, but as soon as it reached him he tied one end of it around his waist and plunged into the surf.

" "Very queer ones they are so far, I am sure," replied Ralph, his face still flushed a little.

" Katherine flushed and then grew pale; she knew that all eyes were upon her, but there was one thing she must know, and her voice had an anxious ring as she asked: "Did youdid you know this, I mean that you were the next heir, when you asked me to marry you?"

He glanced at her keenly an instant, then handed her his cup, saying, "May I trouble you?" She looked up again, a smile breaking over the face wanner than youth, but which the hour's gayety had flushed to a forgetfulness of intervening years, extended her left hand for the cup, still gazing and smiling.

" Poor Sloppy flushed too, for there was an instinctive delicacy behind his buttons.

Carlisle was eager, flushed, frankly admiring.

Thus she passed back into the throng, and into the arms of fickle and repentant Washington, which marveled when she danced, flushed, excited, yet absorbed, with the gallant old general, himself intoxicated by the music and by all this warm talk of freedom, of equality, of democracy,in Washington!

The grave reproof had exasperated him; he was flushed and his hands trembled.