In the cars in New England you see white-headed men, and I kept one in the train up to New York, and one of grayish-tinted hair as far as Erie; but after Cleveland, no man was over forty years old.

He was usually a well-dressed man, with a kind face, and a head of thick, grayish-brown hair.

But on her side, as he softly approached steeped in a grayish light, she could see him with singular distinctness.

In a pine thicket in the heart of Liberty Forest, every year, in the month of August, there appeared a few grayish-white moths of the kind which are called nun moths.

He went closer and saw a mass of grayish-white caterpillars creeping along the branches, gnawing off the needles.

Her eyes were grayish blue.

They were of clear, ivory white, pinkish white, pale rose, deep rose, pale yellow, or straw color, orange yellow, blue and green mixed in glossy sheen, shades of pink running into rich reds, purples and grayish pinks, making the fair, sweet mother-o'-pearl.

"And then one day when I came home from a missionary meeting where I had read a paper telling how cruelly young girls were treated by their parents in India, and how there was no joy and love and beauty in their lives, I" Ann hid her face and it was a drawn, grayish face she raised after a minute"Tono was not there.

"Well, I'm glad to be here if I do have to obey rules," confessed a meek little woman with grayish, sandy hair.

A very fine grayish-black can be obtained by using a strong alum bath between developing and fixing.

Lower parts grayish-white, faintly barred with darker.

Under parts the same as the upper in the male, but grayish-white in the female and young ones.

Female: grayish-green on the upper parts, greener on the tail, with paler bars on the wings; dull yellow on all the under parts.

Under parts grayish-white, with a black collar.

Under parts pure white, a little grayish on the breast.

Under parts dull white, with a grayish or yellowish tinge.

Male: shining golden-green above, with dark purplish wings and tail, the latter forked; glittering ruby-red throat; other under parts grayish, with some white on the breast and greenish on the sides.

Sexes alike, but young very different, being grayish-brown above with many white or buff spots, and white below with black streaks.

Feet grayish-blue, with dusky webs and claws.

It was written in a curious grayish-black ink in a woman's hand, and read: * *

Under the first tree I found a ghastly bunch of red bones, a spread of grayish hairs and a split skull.

Here he heard of a pure black antelope that was the leader of a herd of ordinary color, which was a grayish white.

When oleomargarine is heated under similar circumstances, it does not 'brown,' but becomes darker by overheating, and when heated to dryness, gives off a grayish steam, smelling of tallow.

He had light grayish blue, or blueish gray eyes, and a scarlet mark disfiguring one side of his face.

The late wood of good oak, except for radial grayish patches of small pores, is dark colored and firm, and consists of thick-walled fibres which form one-half or more of the wood.