The salutations, on the part of the young lady, were distant and stately, while Mr. Dodge, who had not been able to resist public opinion, and had actually parted with his moustachios, simpered, and wished to have it understood by the spectators, that he was on familiar terms with all the family.

Benito was a tall, swarthy man, with immense gray moustachios, and hair as harsh as tropical grass and gray as ashes.

"Who knows," continued the speaker, "but Senor Benito, though strong and sound and har'ly thirty-seven"here all smiled"may be taken ill tomorrow?" Martinez smiled across to the tall, gray Benito on Galahad's left, and he, in turn, smilingly showed to the company a thin, white line of teeth between his moustachios like distant reefs.

Now in my two moustachios for a need, (Wanting a rope)

For look you, sir; the father, according to the fashion, being sure you have a good living, and without encumbrance, comes to you thus:takes you by the hand thus:wipes his long beard thus:or turns up his moustachio thus:walks some turn or two thus:to show his comely gravity thus:and having washed his foul mouth thus: at last breaks out thus.

"I dreamt I had a boy: he was already very tall and wore adorable little black moustachios.

He wore no peruke, but his own hair, cut quite close to his head, with a pointed beard and a pair of long moustachios twisting up almost to his ears; but his appearance was the more striking by reason of his beard and moustachios being quite black, while the hair on his head was white as silver.

He wore no peruke, but his own hair, cut quite close to his head, with a pointed beard and a pair of long moustachios twisting up almost to his ears; but his appearance was the more striking by reason of his beard and moustachios being quite black, while the hair on his head was white as silver.

Wherever she went, a train of men went with her; men young and middle-aged and elderly; handsome youths from the public offices; War, Admiralty, Foreign Office, Somerset House young men; attractive men of mature years, with grey moustachios, military, diplomatic, horsey, what you will, but always agreeable.

But his little joy is soon dashed; for the black boy announces (seemingly much to his own pleasure) a tall personage, whom, from his dress and his moustachio, Scoutbush takes for a Frenchman, till he hears him called Stangrave.

He was a tall broad-shouldered young man, with a red face, protruding bull's eyes, and a moustachio.

Now he wears a pair of thick white moustachios, which are comparable only with those worn by that great chieftain, Monsieur le Maréchal JOFFRE.

At such times as this young Robin would stop short to watch the grazing deer and fawns with their softly dappled hides, till all at once a pair of sharp blue eyes would spy him out, and the jay who owned those eyes would set up his soft speckled crest, show his fierce black moustachios, and shout an alarm again in a harsh voice"Here's a boy!

Old Bouvet laughed in his wheezy way, until I had to give my moustachios a twirl and look him up and down in a manner which brought him to reason.

From the first I recognised that she was no ordinary weevil; her stately bearing, the fine upward curl of her moustachios, but, more than anything else, the intelligent, often humorous gleam in her big black eyes elevated her at once above the mass of her compatriots.

Said one of the knaves, twirling fiercely his moustachios: "Hah, shameless Mimir, do you look at me, who have known you and your blind son Oriander, too, to be unblushing knaves for these nine centuries!

He wears a crown on his sleeve, tight breeches, jack-boots, vicious spurs and sable moustachios.

His right hand toys with a long, long whip, his left with his sable moustachios.

Their hands, their faces, and even their moustachios were of a reddish-gray, like the soil which supports them.

He leaned toward us from the height of his tall figure, and examined us so closely that I felt the grazing of his moustachios.

His long white moustachios hung under his chin like two marble stalactites.

All the creases of the forehead were broken in the middle, and seemed to direct themselves toward the meeting of the eyebrows; two wide and deep furrows descended perpendicularly to the corners of the lips, as if the weight of the moustachios had drawn in the muscles of the face.

His shrunken shanks scarcely sufficed to support him; his back was bent; his eyes blear; his head bald; and his chin, which was continually wagging, clothed with a scanty yellow beard, shaped like a stiletto, while his sandy moustachios were curled upward.

The leader of the troop was Captain Bludder, a huge Alsatian bully, with fiercely-twisted moustachios, and fiery-red beard cut like a spade.

The rooms were now much fullermore stars and moustachios; more velvets and laces, and Paris diamonds.