I would find Benedetto raddled with gamma rays, a certainty for death if revived before the half-life period of the radioelements in his body had brought the level down to safety.
But I was equally certain she was no raddled malcontent and if she was wrong, and I could prove it to her, she herself might make some revisions.
If those raddled smears and that deathly blanch of coarse powder were cleared from her cheeks, there would be nothing to attract or repel: she would scarcely become even an individual in the multitude of weary London women.
When he's too raddled to know me, I'll offer to see him home.
It was when I was raddled in the fort I recognised Lamont.
What could that girl, he asked himself, have in common with the raddled woman she addressed so respectfully?
Corporal raddled my bones terrible when I fought and bit, fearin' they'd find your message hid in my smock.
The corporal he raddled my bones terrible--but I set my teeth, and I told 'un nought.
We must represent to ourselves all fashionable female Europe, at that time, as plastered with white, and raddled with red.
Here is the Archbishop of Canterbury prostrating himself to the head of his Church, with Kielmansegge and Schulenberg with their raddled cheeks grinning behind the Defender of the Faith.
Mr. Lavender was immediately conscious of a presence in dark green silk, with a long upper lip, a loose lower lip, and a fixed and faintly raddled air, moving stealthily towards him.
A hand-basin, the water in it raddled with rouge, stood on the table behind her, and a white china jug of fresh water beside it.
Over this part of the young gentleman's life, without implying the least harm to him--for have not others been behind the scenes; and can there be any more dreary object than those whitened and raddled old women who shudder at the slips?
