beryl

Part of regaining that feeling of a life well lived, to Beryl, would appear to be training fellow senior citizens to hunt down murderous deer.

In “The Adventure of the Beryl Coronet,” a banker is nearly deceived by his own niece to the tune of £50,000 and his good name.

These new people—that woman for instance, Beryl J. Bell—she's young, she believes in her books, her mind isn't tired like mine.

After the formal introduction Lady Beryl led the way into the library, wherein stood the time-lock safe.

Then he looked from Cleek to Lady Beryl, who was leaning against the table, overcome with emotion.

Cleek flashed an inquiring look at his host, who in his turn was mutely questioning Lady Beryl.

In the sheltered Caribbean cove the water was warm as milk, green and clear as liquid beryl, and shot through with shimmering sun.