But now, slowly, the man had begun to see the transformation, and on the day their canoe pointed up the stream and into the wonderful valley that had been their home before the call of the distant city came to them, he noted the flush gathering once more in her cheeks, the fuller redness of her lips, and the gathering glow of happiness and content in her eyes.

We love to see any redness in the vegetation of the temperate zone.

There was a tremor in her voice and a redness about her eyes that alarmed Lady Moseley; but as the paleness of her cheeks was immediately succeeded by as fine a color as the heart could wish, the anxious mother allowed herself to be persuaded by Mrs. Wilson there was no danger, and she accompanied her sister to her own room for some purpose of domestic economy.

Blood owes its colour of redness to the quantity of iron it contains, and rain and snow are seldom perfectly free from it.

The fire was of the right redness for toast, and a toasting-fork lay handy.

Sheila hurried up the road toward the summit she had so recently crossed, till the altitude forced her to stop with no breath in her body and a pounding redness before her eyes.

His cheeks had a hard garnered redness like polished apples.

There was a certain strained look in the Boston woman's face and a suspicious redness near the bridge of her little nose.

His eyes, by the way, had begun to look soreish; there was a kind of redness at the edges.