Their sports displeased him; on one occasion when they tore the wings from a butterfly and laughed at its writhings, he frowned, turned pale, and went away.
He turned pale, and observed her silently, consternation in his eyes.
There was no doubt of it; this close contact with a police officer troubled him, and he turned pale and a quick spasm passed over his face.
His little girls, when he laughingly spoke of the cabaret where the waiters were dressed like undertakers' assistants, turned pale, and plump little Mme.
He picked up the papers, turned them over and over, became alarmed, turned pale.
Bigots and tyrants, who had never been moved by the wailing and cursing of millions, turned pale at his name.
He turned pale, frowned, and cried: "Take her to the senorita.
But at the appearance of the Carcajieu in the witness stand Kidd trembled and turned pale, muttering, "I am a lost man!
He turned pale, and large beads of perspiration formed on his brow and slowly trickled down.
He took it quite coolly; but when he saw at whose suit it was he turned pale.
Suaby, who had a horror of Burdoch, turned pale at the sight of the order, and took it to Rolfe.
When in her presence his burning blue eyes followed her every movement, and when she treated him disdainfully he turned pale.
Those of maturer years wore grave and sorrowful faces, and when, on passing through the great hall upon which opened the library and drawing-rooms he encountered the head butler, the man started back and actually turned pale.
The young scapegrace looking on, 'twas said, turned pale on hearing her and went into the crowd, asking questions.
The instant he beheld me, he turned pale, trembled, set down the lights, stood aghast for a moment, and then took to his heels.
Again he turned pale, and, as the blood smeared the floor, knew not I believe whether it was mine or his own.
The man stared, gaped, turned pale, and at last dropped down; overcome with his terrors.
A sickness of the stomach came over me: I turned pale, and was pushed forward by Hector before I had time to recover myself.
These words were so applicable to De Guiche that he turned pale, and, overcome by a sudden agitation, was barely able to stretch out one hand mechanically towards Raoul, as he covered his eyes and face with the other.
De Wardes trembled from head to foot, turned pale, but did not move.
She trembled, turned pale, and discovered how well she understood me, by a thousand more symptoms than I could take notice of, in a state of mind so very little different from her own.
Amelia, I observed, turned pale at these words, but eagerly begged him to proceed.
Eberhard tossed his chin in the air, turned pale, and was as silent as the tomb.
He blushed, turned pale, looked first at his mother, and then at Eleanore.
He turned pale, he trembled almost, as if he had been a woman listening to her lover's declaration.
Maurice, as she said, turned pale,--he clapped his hand to his breast.
Atossa, for the first time in her whole life, turned pale to the lips and trembled, for she already seemed to taste death in the air.
Zoroaster, astonished at the manner in which she spoke, turned pale, and looked down coldly at her beautiful face.
The princess is at hand," answered Zoroaster; but as he spoke, he turned pale to the lips.
Then he turned pale, but whatever were the words that rose to his lips, he did not speak them, but occupied himself with superintending the pitching of the women's tents.
For a moment he turned pale; for a moment his lips parted, as if to detain me; but he checked the impulse, and said not a word.
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