" He flecked his cigar, hitching his arm up along the chair-back, laughed, reddened slightly.

His eyes reddened; his poisonous look hung in the air like a comet; the mouth, as it opened in the midst of clouds of beard, seemed an abyss of darkness and blood; and out of it, as from a volcano, issued fires, and vapours, and disgust.

" Hardy reddened.

'How cruel they must have been!' cries she with tremulous lip, her face at the same time reddened with indignation.

Mrs. Puddicombe's broad face reddened under her amazing labyrinth of screwlike curls.

Her emphasis made her thought clear, and his cheeks reddened.

" David's face reddened.

And here we drew rein on the leaf-strewn grass, breathing quickly, with reddened cheeks, and the horses nosed each other, with long stretchings of the neck and rattling of bits.

And then he reddened almost as suddenly as Tommy Dye had done, and he likewise was hastening to make his escape when Sister Teresa called him back, to ask if he would not be passing Cedar House on the way home.

But the sunset still reddened the river, and the reflected light shone on the windows of Cedar House.

Her big blue eyes were gravely fixed on his reddened face.

Simpson's hand unclinched and shame reddened in his face.

Beneath its coat of tan Wagner's face reddened; then went white.

Bad from the soles of his misshapen boots to the baggy chaperajos, to the bulging holsters at his hips, to the gleaming cartridge belt around his waist, to the soft green flannel shirt, to the red silk handkerchief about his throat, to the dark unshaven face, to the drink-reddened nose, to the mere slits of eyes, to the upturned sombrero that crowned the shock of wiry hair; bad in detail, in ensemble, was this inebriate cowman, bad.

The swelling was very slight,I scarcely noticed it as she obstinately turned the sound part of her face to me; but as her eyes were a little reddened, the eyelids heavier than usual, it was not the same face, perfect in its harmony and beauty.

" His naturally florid face reddened with anger.

"Mais elle est délicieuse!" Liza faintly reddened.

Veronica told Ben Helen's opinion of him; he reddened slightly, and said that such a sage could not be contradicted.

" Aunt Merce reddened, and looked hurt.

She stopped, and as abruptly turned away her eyes and her reddened face.

Ludlow shrunk from the piercing look, and reddened to the brow,whether with his recollections, or not, it is unnecessary to explain.

It was not exactly disingenuousness, but rather the first dawn of maidenly reserve and modesty that reddened her cheek in a manner her mother did not fail to observe.

Lucy stood among a few other young people from the Close, watching for Anne, who came in, trim and bright, though still somewhat reddened in face and arms from her last attentions to the supperan elaborate meal on such occasions, though lighter than the mid-day repast.

In later life he lost this D'Orsay look completely, and was bronzed and reddened by wind and weather like a seaman.

The snow fell and did not lie on the ground reddened with blood.