It warmed the pallor of her skin and the whiteness of her dress.
He hobbled in, erect and martial of bearing despite the crutch, and his dark citizen's suit emphasized the whiteness of his face.
I could hear him pant and sob a few yards in advance; then he came into sight, a dim, loping whiteness ahead.
He saw the whiteness of her face, and all the yearnings of their separation matched it upon his.
Her hair was white, with a soft, youthful whiteness that haloed her head as if it was a joke of old Time's.
The metallic lustre depended a good deal on lead, the whiteness on a free use of tin.
Twice, too, in this garden, the pageant of spring and summer and sunset-hued autumn had passed, the birds had flown away again and winter snows had covered all with their whiteness and their silence.
The ground was covered with the unsullied whiteness of new-fallen snow and the coming of most of the guests was heralded by the tintinnabulation of the little silver bells so charming to the ear of the host.
There was moonlight as well as starlight, and in its silvery radiance his features, always pale, had the frigid whiteness of marble.
Their colour was a shining clear white, with red ears; and thewhiteness of the dogs and the redness of their ears were equally conspicuous.
The first cause of the fairies' robes being white is evidently to be discerned here; and in Wales the ancient sentiment as to whiteness remains.
All round is the solid whiteness of snow, the awful curves and concaves of pure whiteness of the mountain top, the hollow whiteness between the peaks, where the path crosses the high, extreme ridge of the pass.
But, in the end, it was the artificial whiteness of her veil that had to yield, and the snow of her fair complexion effaced the other.
A line of snow-enchanted architecture passes through the picture--only poor houses with a single square church tower, but they are beautiful as Greek temples in the supernatural whiteness of the great immaculate snow.
Isom was not insensible to the pretty lines of her back, the curve of her plump hips, the whiteness of her naked arms.
Sam Lucas turned to the judge, the whiteness of deeper anger sweeping the flush of excitement from his face.
Many a time Joe tiptoed to the bottom of the staircase in his bare feet and looked at her, the moonlight dim in the cheerless kitchen, her head a dark blotch upon the whiteness of her arms, bowed there in her grief.
Others fashioned crêpes and flowered silks and heavy satins into gowns with long pointed waists and full flowing skirts, some with sleeves of lace and high to the base of the throat, others cut to display the plump whiteness of the owner.
Her supple elastic figure and healthy whiteness of skin betokened endurance and vitality, and he looked at her with pleasure.
At that pure hour when yet no sound of man, Stirs in the whiteness of the wakening earth, Alone through innocent solitudes I ran Singing aloud for mirth.
Detached rocks stood upright afar, a collar of foam girding their bases, and repeating in itswhiteness the plumage of a countless multitude of gulls that restlessly hovered about.
Like the night without, his being was flooded with a drifting whiteness that robbed the darkness of its terror.
He could see nothing but the pale gold of her hair, the ivory whiteness of her neck and the pitiful heaving of her fascinating shoulders.
It revealed startlingly the whiteness of her arms and throat, the blueness of her eyes and the primrose gleam of her polished head.
Wait till you're a father, Lord Taborley; from the moment you give all that whiteness into another's keeping, you never cease to be jealous of him.
Flushing with confusion, he stared down at the whiteness of her breast, the queenliness of her, her graying hair and her expectant, tender mouth.
He tried to catch the expression in her eyes, but all he saw was the flickering gold of her hair as the wind tossed it against the roundedwhiteness of her neck.
But, when she turned, he caught the whiteness of her profile on the dusk, clear-cut and tranquil as a cameo.
It was the whiteness of her neck that he remembered, the narrowness of her shoulders and the silkiness of her pale gold hair.
The King noted the flash of the gems against the whiteness of her hand, and said: "Your heart, Madam, is like the jewel you hold!
David saw the calm whiteness of her features in the moonlight.
On the whiteness of her skin, below the beautiful firm neck, sparkled a brilliant diamond star.
The whiteness of his forehead would accentuate the beautiful wavy line of his thick black hair.
The mist was the thinnest haze, and it seemed to derive its whiteness as much from the virgin snow on the ground as from above.
You seem to see nothing but one vastwhiteness all around.
She had never before been out alone at night, and the blackness of tree-shadows lying across the intense whiteness of the snow struck her in two places at once--imaginatively in the brain and fearsomely in the stomach.
Standing close behind the chair and looking down upon her, he noticed the deft way in which her hands gathered the loose envelopes and stacked them; the shapeliness of her arms and shoulders; and the ivory whiteness of her cheek.
When she stood near him, he noticed nothing but the blackness of her hair or the whiteness of her cheeks; and then he thought she looked somehow wild and fantastic, like a person that one can see only in dreams.
I hope you haven't taken a real fancy to my whiteness and slenderness and tremulousness; because if you have, you are so big and so strong that I know you'll get me in the end.
She was leaning back, fanning herself with her program, and he observed the roundness and whiteness of her neck, the flesh of her shoulder showing through the transparent sleeve of her blouse, the moistness and warmth of her open lips.
The roads are hard and good, but made of limestone, and the glare and dazzling whiteness obliges many to wear blue spectacles.
The sun shining through the lace-like fringe on the coral-tipped edges, sent forth a hundred reflections, and we were dazzled by the snowy whiteness of the silica.
The brilliancy of her eyes, which were not, however, very large, the inconceivable whiteness of her shoulders, crushed and eclipsed everybody.
I thought the whiteness of the angels was as the whiteness of white light which contained all color.
When one considers Erma's height and proportions and the almost unnatural whiteness of her skin, one sees that it is merely to be expected that such a slender and brown individual as Bert should be impressed by her cleverness at bridge.
Her skin had that pure satin whiteness peculiar to extreme youth; her hands were plump, dimpled, tapering, with pink palms and transparent nails.
