ruddy

The grey light of dawn faintly illumined this scene of carnage, and its pale, cold gleams mingled with the ruddy glow of the fire.

Scrambling to her feet, she lifted the ruddy curls and flung them back on her shoulders.

She saw the breeze move his hair; she saw the ruddy reflection from his mantle on his pallid and almost transparent face.

The ruddy color in his cheeks was faded, his face was drawn and set.

Lorimer listened patiently with a forbearing smile on his open, ruddy countenance.

Amid a smell of new-roasted coffee he sat at a table and watched people pass briskly through the ruddy sunlight.

"Ruddy had a regular collar on," said Rick, as he looked at the harsh rope around his pet's neck.

But there is the flash of health in his eye and the ruddy hue of good blood in his cheek.

"I was—er—that is, Ruddy attacked me, and I—er—I defended myself," stammered the defeated one.

The girl's ruddy curls fell in the same profusion as of old and shrouded a smiling, happy face.