russet

The forests were in russet and yellow, for the leaves had not fallen.

He stood six feet in his russet boots, with a frame that seemed as sinewy, as herculean.

I recall little else but a grave eating of russet apples by the erect philosophers, and a solemn disappearance into night.

“Nay, but my garb scarce befits the raree show,” said Ridley, looking at his russet gown.

The country has now exchanged its refreshing varieties of greens for the hues of saffron, russet, and dark brown.

Stalk of medium length, inserted in a large cavity surrounded by russet.

Stalk short, inserted in a deep funnel-shaped cavity, which is lined with ramifications of russet.

Stalk, short and fleshy, inserted in a wide and deep cavity, which is lined with russet.

Her silk stockings were brown, and her russet slippers finished with square silver buckles.

Along the line from Poitiers to Rouen were trees of flaming tawny and russet tints.