red light

The red light of the morning sun was streaming upon them as they lay, heads toward us, on the ground.

Through Fifteenth Street the sun poured a red light that deepened as the mist rose from the docks.

The torch began to flame, and its red light threw him out boldly.

Yellow Rufe was brought before her, and his swarthy face was pallid in the red light.

We showed it three times from the bow, and at the last showing a red light gleamed from Flushing Church.

That strikes a percussion cap, and ignites a fusee, and out flashes a red light.

At one place the house had disappeared entirely; only the square window made of red light remained.

The red light burns steadily all the evening in the lighthouse on the margin of the tide of busy life.

A red light waved magically to and fro over the ground, seemed to be miles away, stopped and was suddenly quite near.

Bale her dry, and then look out for the red light at San Cristobal.