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1. pantaloons shone crimson in the candle light
2. I could barely tell how much time had elapsed, when the cosmic vortex began to set in the crimson sky
3. in the crimson shadow of Capulet,
4. Behind the busiest street, I walked romantic corridors between dilapidated wood and mud houses with charming little kitchens, fire-places, wood storage rooms, and some with courtyards and even pebble mosaic designs laid in the ground beneath knotty gnarled old trees that still flowered bright crimson and pale blue
5. In his hands he held a plush crimson velour cushion and on the cushion was a pair of brilliantly glittering shin pads
6. At first, when the cherub’s blush still burned crimson upon the new Mrs Roach’s cheek, this new nuclear family, being father, son, mother and daughter, enjoyed the full warmth and vigour of recent fusion
7. Lucy tried to bury her head in the neck of her school blouse, her cheeks and ears blushing crimson as she thought about the body under the gravel and how she had killed her step-brother
8. In his hands he held a plush crimson velour
9. cheeks and ears blushing crimson as she thought about the body
10. Behind him the lustrous, inlaid paneled cabinets, crimson velvet curtains, and brass knobs and fittings of the state room glowed warmly
11. I should have heeded her first whispered hint in that early eastern sky, crimson and fiery, when we were only a mile or two out of the village
12. back of Tony’s head splatter the lampshade and send a crimson cast through the
13. Silver shadows of clouds, hung on the emerging crimson sky, the mountains hazy purple outline, etched with a dusting of newly fallen snow, sent wave after wave of untold joy pulsating through her chilled body
14. his tie, sucked the crimson snot back up his nose and combed the long wild hairs of
15. faded to deep crimson across the lapping waters of the
16. Blood dripped from his hand and the crimson stain already made its way up
17. wound was covered in blood, like John had dipped his hand in a bucket of crimson
18. The lid was held in place with a satin ribbon, tied with a floppy crimson bow at the top
19. abilities and potential you would be nothing more than crimson splatter on my
20. I earned a crimson letter from Don Bosco in tennis and I still have that to this day and I'm very proud that I earned it
21. crimson behind the foothills of the Alps, and listening to
22. Her crimson lips were one of the only parts of her body that weren't tattooed, and he found them, inches from his own
23. In fact, unless he was blind he couldn't have missed him, for his crimson robe overflowing with gold lace stuck out in the bar full of wretches like a pus-filled sore on a whore's face
24. Alec was well aware of the young mage's rank, his crimson robes announced it
25. Chubby and round, her cheeks were filled with a constant crimson hue and speckled with tiny black spots like a sprinkling of pepper
26. Resting against his chair was a strange wooden staff that was dark at the center, but otherwise crimson in hue
27. The veins in Coba's face bulged, his flesh shifted in hue from crimson to blue
28. Her delicate hands massaged the energy into her skin, making her flesh whole, leaving only a tear and crimson stain on her jacket from where the wounds had once been
29. The Death Guards' faces were once more hidden beneath black hoods as they walked among the fallen, their blades stained crimson
30. the crimson sky as Jean and Legrand sat with their legs
31. His crimson eyes settled on mine and I saw that the veins surrounding his eyes were blazing red
32. In the center of the floor was a large crimson circle
33. Her dark gray cloak, splattered with crimson and ripped in a few places, would have to be removed before she re-entered Solitude, so as not to invite further curiosity from guards and townsfolk alike
34. The material was dyed to a deep crimson
35. Whatever he had seen of crimson had vanished, before his very sight
36. Its design was identical to that found and recovered by the Imperial scouts near Bthalft, featuring the same black dragon with the red and bleeding or weeping eye upon crimson cloth
37. The blood from his wounds stained the wall crimson
38. Then followed the Knave of Hearts, carrying the King’s crown on a crimson velvet cushion; and, last of all this grand procession, came THE KING AND QUEEN OF HEARTS
39. The water around this area had turned crimson with the blood of the wounded and dying and the dead were rolling around in the surf but in some places they were that thick as to be jammed together in masses
40. Both Elijah and I managed to get over to him and saw the mess the bullets had made in his back they were huge and looked like crimson jelly with white smashed bone mixed in
41. I managed to find a place where the wire was lower and I got through climbing over the bodies of my mates and comrades while the water turned crimson with their blood
42. protruded from the edges of the exit wounds of the gunshots, crusted, crimson, dried out blood
43. It was Terese Silverblade - armour and gauntlets of crimson fire over a dark coat and trousers with flaming red boots
44. A woman appeared with bright blue eyes and two golden sword hilts above her shoulders, a man with a crimson shield and a sword of green light, and another in golden armour held a spear of orange flames
45. He presented himself to King Tobin’s Court with twelve of his Honour Guard in crimson armour with conical red helmets with golden wings at the temples
46. Lord Kelderath was in that meeting, dressed in crimson armour embossed with the Golden Owl upon the chest like his Heart Guard soldiers who stood behind him in a line
47. He held his conical crimson helmet by his side with his Blademaster sword at his hip
48. They also wore black coats and trousers with brown leather knee boots, though Carl wore a crimson breastplate and Wil’s was golden, both with black dragons scrawled across the chest
49. The blade glowed cool blue in the darkness as did Carl’s crimson spear and Wil’s golden axe
50. Suddenly Carl was running towards the horses with his crimson spear glowing in the night
1. Curved knives flashed and crimsoned, snaky staffs licked in and out, and whenever they touched a man, that man screamed and died
2. In the glow, the water of the chateau fountain seemed to turn to blood, and the stone faces crimsoned
3. Charles crimsoned to his ears
4. Her face was crimsoned over, and she exclaimed, in a voice of the greatest emotion, "Good God! Willoughby, what is the meaning of this? Have you not received my letters?
5. Now, as she glanced up at him and saw the expression on his face she crimsoned with confusion and hastily lowered her eyes without replying to his last remark
6. She crimsoned and stopped
7. She crimsoned, turned white, crimsoned again, and grew faint, waiting with quivering lips for him to come to her
8. Levin crimsoned both from shame and anger with his wife, who had put herself and him in such a difficult position; but Marya Nikolaevna crimsoned still more
9. Levin crimsoned, hurriedly thrust his hand under the cloth, and put the ball to the right as it was in his right hand
10. Diana and Mary relieved me by turning their eyes elsewhere than to my crimsoned visage; but the colder and sterner brother continued to gaze, till the trouble he had excited forced out tears as well as colour
11. Marianne herself had seen less of his person that the rest, for the confusion which crimsoned over her face, on his lifting her up, had robbed her of the power of regarding him after their entering the house
12. Her face was crimsoned over, and she exclaimed, in a voice of the greatest emotion, “Good God! Willoughby, what is the meaning of this? Have you not received my letters? Will you not shake hands with me?”
13. Standing at the mast-head of my ship during a sunrise that crimsoned sky and sea, I once saw a large herd of whales in the east, all heading towards the sun, and for a moment vibrating in concert with peaked flukes
14. "Oh, he doesn't even know," she said, and suddenly a hot flush came over her face; her cheeks, her brow, her neck crimsoned, and tears of shame came into her eyes
1. I always loved this first wild frolic of cold winds and catkins and hurriedly crimsoning pollards, of bleakness and promise, of roughness and sweetness--a blow on one cheek and a kiss on the other--before the spring has learned good manners, before it has left off being anything but a boisterous, naughty, charming _Backfisch_; but this year after having been ill so long it is more than love, it is passion
2. "Remember, Duncan, how necessary your safety is to our own—how you bear a father's sacred trust—how much depends on your discretion and care—in short," she added, while the telltale blood stole over her features, crimsoning her very temples, "how very deservedly dear you are to all of the name of Munro
3. He told her that time when she told him about that in confession, crimsoning up to the roots of her hair for fear he could see, not to be troubled because that was only the voice of nature and we were all subject to nature's laws, he said, in this life and that that was no sin because that came from the nature of woman instituted by God, he said, and that Our Blessed Lady herself said to the archangel Gabriel be it done unto me according to Thy Word
4. yes, I do,’ she said, not looking at him, and crimsoning to the roots of her hair
5. "No, I don't… yes, I do," she said, not looking at him, and crimsoning to the roots of her hair
1. I would begin in April with the king-cups, and leave off in September with the blackberries, and I would keep one eye on the geese, and one on the volume of Wordsworth I should have with me, and I would be present in this way at the procession of the months, the first three all white and yellow, and the last three gorgeous with the lupin fields and the blues and purples and crimsons that clothe the hedges and ditches in a wonderful variety of shades, and dye the grass near the water in great patches
2. He stared into the stone’s ice-blue interior, where miniature mountain ranges seemed to send back fire, crimsons and corals and violets, polygons of color twinkling and coruscating as he rotated it, and he almost convinced himself that the stories were true, that centuries ago a sultan’s son wore a crown that blinded visitors, that the keeper of the diamond could never die, that the fabled stone had caromed down through the pegs of history and dropped into his palm
3. There were crimsons and ambers, turquoises and sea greens, materials of every shade and texture
4. The gorgeous blues and crimsons of Diaz’s “Coronation of Love,” which Mr